What kind of advice is Chukwu getting, if he's choosing between Providence and St. Joe's I just feel badly for him. Picking either one of those schools over UConn is just insane.
It would seem like the obvious choice to me, G'Town has put a lot of big men into the league, Providence and St. Joe's have put out nobody.If the kid wants to go to a Catholic school, it's pretty obvious Georgetown is the choice.
If the kid wants to go to a Catholic school, it's pretty obvious Georgetown is the choice.
Marquette's in there as well.
Providence probably can open more doors academically than UConn. Except when you're in the engineering, pre-law, medicine, etc schools at UConn you're doing something right. But most basketball players don't pursue money-making/job-heavy majors.
I think the except for and then the list and then the etc, indicates he was being sarcastic.????????????????
Contrary to the myth (superiority of a catholic education) that many propagate, there is no way in hell that PC is superior to UConn academically.
I know you're a PC fan but I just went out to the curb and didn't see any words there. Must be different streets.The word on the street is Chukwu definitely to PC and likely to announce this week...
Now don't look them up, but has anyone ever heard of the following:
These are recent ESPN Top 100 Centers who chose mid-majors as their colleges.
[ ]Karviar Shepherd
[ ]Eric Nika
[ ]Rob Upshaw
[ ]Erik Copes
[ ]Adjehi Baru
[ ]Aaric Murray
[ ]Ezekiel Marshall
Not worried at all. I believe in Nolan (who looked like he was finally coming into his own at the end of last season) Brimah and Facey. Plus, if we save the scholarship and playing time we could go all in for top talent ... here's a list of some of the guys we're lining up for next years class and their ESPN rank...
F Ivan Rabb (1)
C Diamond Stone (4)
C Skal Labissiere (6)
C Stephen Zimmerman (7)
F/C Cheick Diallo (10)
F Carlton Bragg (13)
F Thomas Bryant (14)
C Moustapha Diagne (38)
F Bennie Boatright (49)
That's 7 - count 'em 7!! - in the top 15 and 9 of the top 50 with the chance to get huge minutes right away. I'm all in for next years class.
The traditional center has become a less important part of college (and NBA) offenses. I don't think this is a tremendous loss, especially if we can land someone like Abu who's a legitimate post presence but with a more versatile game.
I think Nolan as a junior and Facey/Brimah as sophomores can give us more than Chukwu at the center position.
it is going around that his guardian is pushing either Joe's (which i think his sister goes to also) or PC because the guardian has a kid at both schools.