But then you look at our 2015, 2016 and 2017 class so far and realize that one recruit's opinion is probably not that big of a deal.That's a pretty discouraging phrase to hear a top recruit use to describe us.
Who cares, we have had more highly regarded commits than Waters commit to UConn in the past 2 years and we will have more continue to do so when Waters goes wherever he goes. I get that weeping over the future of UConn is your thing but that's a pretty weird thing to do over that comment considering what we're seeing on the recruiting front.That's a pretty discouraging phrase to hear a top recruit use to describe us.
We don't even know if the kid actually said that. Let's not bash him based on speculation.A bigger stage than UConn? Kid would barely have a supporting role in Storrs. Let him take his delusion elsewhere.
Best to lash out at a teenager now based on speculation and ask forgiveness later than to miss the opportunityWe don't even know if the kid actually said that. Let's not bash him based on speculation.
My bad. I forget to say "take it with a grain of salt."We don't even know if the kid actually said that. Let's not bash him based on speculation.
Whats even worse is when a poster comes on here and acts holier than thou. This is message board after all. Opinions are what make it worthwhile..............(sarcasm con't)Best to lash out at a teenager now based on speculation and ask forgiveness later than to miss the opportunity
This is a message board after all... (end sarcasm)
You just called a teenage kid delusional based on something he may or may not have even said...you're obviously entitled to an opinion, but maybe think about it for a minute before you share it with othersWhats even worse is when a poster comes on here and acts holier than thou. This is message board after all. Opinions are what make it worthwhile....(sarcasm con't)
We have Adams and Alterique. I prefer them and we are not hurting. My biggest interest in Waters is that it might mend relationships with New Haven. I like Waters a little more than MAL.
This is a good point, but is the talent level in New Haven such that we need to worry about relationships? The only NH kid besides Waters who sticks out to me is Walter Whyte (http://www.verbalcommits.com/players/walter-whyte), who doesn't seem at our level.
True, but it will come around. And they have long memories.
Then why not go to Harvard?I think that education might be more of a priority for Waters than we're used to hearing. I have no inside info, but reading that his dream school is Duke and that Stanford is where he's going makes me think that he's turning to that type of school. Granted I don't like seeing top prospects (especially in-state ones) turn UConn down, but I think very few people would put UConn on a Duke/Stanford academic level.
Then why not go to Harvard?
Academics shmacademics. A kid could argue academics when kids actually graduated from schools. If you're only going to a school for 1 or 2 years, you're never completing your degree. Why spend two years busting your in school when you're only is putting in your time until you can go to the NBA? When you earn $100 million+, amazingly no one seems to care what school you attended....Duke/Stanford BB is way above Harvard BB, despite what Jeff Goodman says.
Academics shmacademics. A kid could argue academics when kids actually graduated from schools. If you're only going to a school for 1 or 2 years, you're never completing your degree. Why spend two years busting your in school when you're only is putting in your time until you can go to the NBA? When you earn $100 million+, amazingly no one seems to care what school you attended....
Waters is about 5'10" and not a freak athlete, its probably a good bet that he's staying all 4 years.Academics shmacademics. A kid could argue academics when kids actually graduated from schools. If you're only going to a school for 1 or 2 years, you're never completing your degree. Why spend two years busting your in school when you're only is putting in your time until you can go to the NBA? When you earn $100 million+, amazingly no one seems to care what school you attended....
Academics shmacademics. A kid could argue academics when kids actually graduated from schools. If you're only going to a school for 1 or 2 years, you're never completing your degree. Why spend two years busting your in school when you're only is putting in your time until you can go to the NBA? When you earn $100 million+, amazingly no one seems to care what school you attended....
When you are a lot less than 6 feet tall, you should be concerned about your education.Academics shmacademics. A kid could argue academics when kids actually graduated from schools. If you're only going to a school for 1 or 2 years, you're never completing your degree. Why spend two years busting your in school when you're only is putting in your time until you can go to the NBA? When you earn $100 million+, amazingly no one seems to care what school you attended....
I don't know. From what I've seen, he's got the ball on a string. I like his game. He'd be impossible to press with his speed and ball handling. El Amin and Boatright were under 6' feet and did pretty will .
And there you have it, folks; the post that took this thread form cringe-worthy to embarrassing.Tremont Waters can kiss my a**.
And there you have it, folks; the post that took this thread form cringe-worthy to embarrassing.
Don't be so serious all the time, life is short.And there you have it, folks; the post that took this thread form cringe-worthy to embarrassing.