Would this be on top of Diarra or another option if that fails? I know we have the schollies for both so I guess why not
I think it'll be hard to pry him from the west coast, but he's an athletic freak for his height.
I think it'll be hard to pry him from the west coast, but he's an athletic freak for his height.
Hopefully Oregon gets McCoy, who would lock up a good amount of PT there.
He's from Toronto so it's not like he's a west coast lifer.
This mirrors Justin Jackson. Toronto, spring decommitment, goes to high school in Vegas, does he follow the Canadian pipeline to college? Probably but who knows? He'd be a perfect fit and get plenty of PT.
Wow, I forgot about that. Thanks.He's from Toronto so it's not like he's a west coast lifer.
This mirrors Justin Jackson. Toronto, spring decommitment, goes to high school in Vegas, does he follow the Canadian pipeline to college? Probably but who knows? He'd be a perfect fit and get plenty of PT.
His video reminds of the "Cleveland" kid that went to DePaul years back, who was all set here prior to JC recruiting over him?
His video reminds of the "Cleveland" kid that went to DePaul years back, who was all set here prior to JC recruiting over him?
Not sure but let's hope. I'm assuming Hurley and his assistants had Toronto connections from his time in Buffalo that helped them.Doesn't Coach Chillious have connections in Canada? He is an intriguing prospect. Just hope he's got some good bball fundamentals to go with his athleticism.
Chillious coached in Canada for a little while, though it was Vancouver not Toronto. Nonetheless he's well known up there.Not sure but let's hope. I'm assuming Hurley and his assistants had Toronto connections from his time in Buffalo that helped them.
Kenny Wooten, 4-star PF, on Arizona State decommitment: Oregon Ducks are 'a huge factor'
This week, 247Sports four-star power forward Kenny Wooten, a 6-foot-8, 205-pound prospect out of Trinity Christian School (Las Vegas, Nevada), announced his decommitment from Arizona State and cited Oregon as a major part of that decision.
"It's a huge factor, honestly," he said. "I remember Oregon was in my top five, and I would say my top two, because I really enjoyed the coaching staff. Coach Altman was already a really good head coach. He reached out whenever he could. With the three of them potentially leaving - I didn't think they'd be leaving, so I was trying to find a fit. But they played as good as they did and put themselves in a position to leave. To go to a place like Oregon, and fit in immediately, that plays a huge rule because of what Oregon made of themselves."
According to Wooten, Oregon visited the top-100 talent this week and blew him away with its recruiting pitch.
"I talked to them recently," he said. "They came down here a couple of days ago, and they were talking to me. It was something special. I don't even know how to explain it, because it was so overwhelming. Coach Altman is one of the top coaches, because he went to the Final Four this year."
Wooten has indicated he plans to take a visit to Oregon, and possibly another school or two, before making a decision soon.
"I try to stay open-minded, but Oregon is Oregon," he said. "I try to stay open-minded about things, and not rush myself into something again. But Oregon would be hard to pass up. I mean, it's Oregon."
I mean duh its Oregon! LolI have a feeling he may be staying out west....
""I try to stay open-minded, but Oregon is Oregon," he said. "I try to stay open-minded about things, and not rush myself into something again. But Oregon would be hard to pass up. I mean, it's Oregon."
*Puke* They went to a final 4, wow, can't get much better than that huh?