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In real good shape with him, Delaire and Achiuwa. Now need to close.
These 3 plus Gaffney and another guard would be the best class in UConn history. Let's hope we can seal the deal.
In real good shape with him, Delaire and Achiuwa. Now need to close.
What’s your prediction?In real good shape with him, Delaire and Achiuwa. Now need to close.
In real good shape with him, Delaire and Achiuwa. Now need to close.
Feel confident at this point we get all 3.What’s your prediction?
These 3 plus Gaffney and another guard would be the best class in UConn history. Let's hope we can seal the deal.
Source or it ain't real.In real good shape with him, Delaire and Achiuwa. Now need to close.
Class of 2019 standouts Jalen Gaffney, Kofi Cockburn visit UConn | Zagsblog
Amazing - I love the part how they showed Kofi sets on film - how they would get him the ball. That was the knock on UConn the last few years with Bigs - that they never got them the ball. KO and GM were both tone death about that. They would try to run plays getting the ball in to Brimah early in the game - but after that would result in turnovers - no Bigs would ever see the ball again. That’s a big reason why Steve left.
Great class? Yes.
Hugely important to our hoped and prayed for revival? Yes
The best class in UConn history? Nope - That distinction would still belong to the 1991 class highlighted by Donyell Marshall.
7 players in total, ranked as a Top 5 class in the country that year:
1 National Top 10 5* (Donyell). He turned into one of the 2 to 3 best players in the entire country by his junior year before leaving us after that campaign. Had a stellar 3-year career only marred by those agonizing 2 missed free throws at the end of regulation vs. Florida in that 1994 Sweet 16 in what turned out to be his last game.
5 additional Top 100 4* (Brian Fair, Richie Ashmeade, Kevin Ollie, Donny Marshall and Rudy Johnson), 2 of which had excellent 4-year careers here (Kevin Ollie and Donny Marshall), one of which had a decent career (Brian Fair) and was the state of Arizona Gatorade state player of the year; and one who showed he could ball when healthy but was injured too often, Rudy Johnson. Richie Ashmeade played limited time in his freshman year before transferring to Rutgers for his junior and senior seasons... but was rated as a Top 75 guard upon his arrival in Storrs.
And one 3* in Boo Willingham.
4 State Players of the Year (Marshall in Pennsylvania, Fair in Arizona, Johnson in Florida and Marshall in Washington)
Sorry, but that 1991 class would still be the winner. Watch this video posted on YouTube by tcf15 (y0u rock as always tcf!) to learn just how impressive that class was:
Add another 4* or high 3* to this year's list, then you might have a legit debate. 1 5-star, 2 4-stars and a 3-star in total vs. 1991? No, not yet on that same level.
He is the source he's one of the best of being in the know on this board.Source or it ain't real.
Source for what? It's just a prediction on what he's heard.Source or it ain't real.
Doomed I say, DOOOOOOMED!Feel confident at this point we get all 3.
Well I wasn't born in 1991 but I think this class could still compete. It (hypothetically) could have a Top 10 5* in Achiuwa, 2 more 5* in Cockburn and Delaire plus 2 more 4* guards.
Great class? Yes.
Hugely important to our hoped and prayed for revival? Yes
The best class in UConn history? Nope - That distinction would still belong to the 1991 class highlighted by Donyell Marshall.
7 players in total, ranked as a Top 5 class in the country that year:
1 National Top 10 5* (Donyell). He turned into one of the 2 to 3 best players in the entire country by his junior year before leaving us after that campaign. Had a stellar 3-year career only marred by those agonizing 2 missed free throws at the end of regulation vs. Florida in that 1994 Sweet 16 in what turned out to be his last game.
5 additional Top 100 4* (Brian Fair, Richie Ashmeade, Kevin Ollie, Donny Marshall and Rudy Johnson), 2 of which had excellent 4-year careers here (Kevin Ollie and Donny Marshall), one of which had a decent career (Brian Fair) and was the state of Arizona Gatorade state player of the year; and one who showed he could ball when healthy but was injured too often, Rudy Johnson. Richie Ashmeade played limited time in his freshman year before transferring to Rutgers for his junior and senior seasons... but was rated as a Top 75 guard upon his arrival in Storrs.
And one 3* in Boo Willingham.
4 State Players of the Year (Marshall in Pennsylvania, Fair in Arizona, Johnson in Florida and Marshall in Washington)
Sorry, but that 1991 class would still be the winner. Watch this video posted on YouTube by tcf15 (y0u rock as always tcf!) to learn just how impressive that class was:
Add another 4* or high 3* to this year's list, then you might have a legit debate. 1 5-star, 2 4-stars and a 3-star in total vs. 1991? No, not yet on that same level.
Well I wasn't born in 1991 but I think this class could still compete. It (hypothetically) could have a Top 10 5* in Achiuwa, 2 more 5* in Cockburn and Delaire plus 2 more 4* guards.
The 2000 class was ranked higher. Some recruiting services had UConn's class #1 that year.
Feel confident at this point we get all 3.
These 3 plus Gaffney and another guard would be the best class in UConn history. Let's hope we can seal the deal.
We get this class and I pack up and move to CT.Cockburn
Delaire
Achiuwa
Bouknight
Gaffney
Not that it means anything but Vital just retweeted this
Yes he is. If we can get 3 of 6 between Achiuwa, Gaffney, Delaire, Cockburn, Bouknight, Mitchell we've done well.I believe at this point gaffney is plan A.
No we're very much on his radar. We'll be in the final mix.Dang. Last time I checked, we weren't even on the kid's radar. Florida State and Indiana are on his list of choices.