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He did not say he was announcing tmmrw
So, it could be nothing, haha. Peak yard.
He did not say he was announcing tmmrw
We need both but if it were an either or I would strongly favor Wahab. He is taller/longer/more athletic, he runs the floor better, he would make an immediate impact on our overall defense.I would prefer Mitchell over Wahab. They’re both 4 stars. Mitchell is built much more like a center which is what we really need.
Whoops good catch. Meant to say Wahab over Mitchell. Wahab is built like a man. Mitchell is built like Whaley
Mitchell is built like Josh Carlton and plays like him and has no lift like him. He's not as good or as big as Wahab for the center position.
Mitchell probably helps us more next year, Wahab would probably help more in 2-3 years. We just need to land one of the three otherwise we're in a bad spot.Yes I agree. Mitchell might be slightly more skilled right now with his back to the basket, but Wahab has a better frame and higher ceiling IMO
Mitchell probably helps us more next year, Wahab would probably help more in 2-3 years. We just need to land one of the three otherwise we're in a bad spot.
A source tells me that Oak Hill Academy center Kofi Cockburn has eliminated Pitt as one of his finalists.
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Apperantely things shifted in a major way towards Brad Underwood after Cockburn took his official visit there during the Christmas break. Capel was expecting to get an official visit from Cockburn sometime this month but that’s not going to happen as he’s going to commit to Illinois, possibly as early as today.
Only thing they have in common is neither of them have any lift. Mitchell is a lot better offensively than Wahab or Carlton. Wahab should be a lot better than both of them defensively but he's a total project offensively.Mitchell is built like Josh Carlton and plays like him and has no lift like him. He's not as good or as big as Wahab for the center position.
At least we know it wasn't for lack of effort. But this is awful.All that grind and no Kofi, shucks.
I have seen him. Less of a project than you would think. He may not have touch but he has a bunch of post moves he uses well and can consistently make free throws.Only thing they have in common is neither of them have any lift. Mitchell is a lot better offensively than Wahab or Carlton. Wahab should be a lot better than both of them defensively but he's a total project offensively.
How do you know??? Pretty sure I saw Hurley eating a sandwich once! He could’ve been hitting the phones!At least we know it wasn't for lack of effort. But this is awful.
That's honestly fine. All I want from a Center is to be a monster defensively and not completely inept on offense (like can catch an alley pop, set legal screens, and pass somewhat adequately). We will have offense from multiple other positions. We just need a couple big men who can body opposition.Only thing they have in common is neither of them have any lift. Mitchell is a lot better offensively than Wahab or Carlton. Wahab should be a lot better than both of them defensively but he's a total project offensively.
Only thing they have in common is neither of them have any lift. Mitchell is a lot better offensively than Wahab or Carlton. Wahab should be a lot better than both of them defensively but he's a total project offensively.
Well one of two things happened. He was so blown away by OKST that he immediately changed all of his plans and decided to commit there, or he's done with the recruiting process and wants to end it to play for the good guys. Sadly I think there's too much smoke for the latter to be true. We usually hear something from people when a commitment seems this imminent, and the radio silence doesn't bode well.Wouldn't surprise me if Kofi is one of those recruits where all the crystal ballers get it wrong
I probably wouldn't be saying this if all the crystal balls were for UConn
I believe just the opposite. This means mucho playing time for him next year.He always jokes around on social media saying that he’s going to commit soon. I will say watching our big men struggle in our offense is NOT going to help.
Sounds like you just described Jeff Carr. He turned out to be a nice find.Mitchell is built like Josh Carlton and plays like him and has no lift like him. He's not as good or as big as Wahab for the center position.
Unfortunately we have a reputation as being a school for ball dominant guards. Bigs don’t want to play for those types of schools. When you combined that rep with being in a mediocre conference it becomes toxic for landing big time bigs. We might be better suited exploring the international pool for bigs or taking shots at upside guys further down the list.I believe just the opposite. This means mucho playing time for him next year.
Different coach and different system. Historical reputation doesn’t mean much to me. But what do I know.Unfortunately we have a reputation as being a school for ball dominant guards. Bigs don’t want to play for those types of schools. When you combined that rep with being in a mediocre conference it becomes toxic for landing big time bigs. We might be better suited exploring the international pool for bigs or taking shots at upside guys further down the list.