2025 Recruiting: Niko Bundalo Update

[Magic32]

Don’t agree with everything these guys say but I couldn’t agree more with this take on AJ:



It’s overall pretty amazing how different Flagg and AJ handled their recruitment. I have so much more confidence Cooper will be the better long term pro, simply because of foundational intangibles and handling.

Everything he listed in those 4 made us a perfect fit but no way would Hurley haven taken him if he couldn't talk to them personally. Best of luck to the young man but it all sounds like a joke.

 

[Lambeau]

Ask not what the program can do for you,....

 

[JerseyAlum]

Ask not what the program can do for you,....

Most ask what the NIL money can do for them, unfortunately.

 

[Scottobot]

Everything he listed in those 4 made us a perfect fit but no way would Hurley haven taken him if he couldn't talk to them personally. Best of luck to the young man but it all sounds like a joke.

I think that podcaster’s comment “he doesn’t want to play college basketball” pretty much sums it up. AJ certainly isn’t going to be willing to make sacrifices to help team win.

 

[JerseyAlum]

Interesting that Niko will be playing with Peterson at Prolific Prep this Senior year - not to say they both go to Kansas, but might be fun to see how they play together just from a basketball interest perspective.

 

[Iluvsuebird]

Yes I am aware. Point being is that all 3 of those guys will play heavy minutes "flexing" between the 1 and 2 next year.

 

[Improviser]

It helped me as well at CPI in East Hartford. I could either keypunch myself or wait overnight for keypunch operators to type my programs for timely computer runs.

Work and school became much more productive with word processing apps like Multimate and Word Perfect. Typing term papers on a typewriter was a real hassle unless you typed perfectly.

The typewriter is not dead. Saw this article this morning. At least it is alive in South Philly.

Clack to the future: Typewriters are pounding out new roles in communities

In a digitized world, some are turning to a tactile, analog way of creating, whether it's art, creative writing or something entirely new.

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