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2020 Recruiting: Seth Towns grad transfer

bendm said:
i take it you never drank the "2020 preseason top 25" koolaid?
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For me, it depends on how we look at the end of the year and what final addition(s) we make, but probably not top 25.
 
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Cuse Socks said:
With the terrible news about Polley I think pursuing Towns makes even more sense than it did before. We need shooters next year badly
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Do people not usually fully recover from injuries like his? He has almost a year to rehab.
 
Marfo at QU is a man amongst boys on that team. Not particularly tall for a center but he is huge and a force on the court. Would make a good grad transfer.

Edit: he must have played for Coach Moore too, right?
 
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Get a Job said:
Do people not usually fully recover from injuries like his? He has almost a year to rehab.
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He should be fine physically by next season. The mental process of believing it is good to go all out is a process just like regaining range of motion and then strength was.
 
When news broke that Seth Towns was done for the season and would be a graduate transfer, my phone blew up with college coaches looking to learn more. Towns drew attention because of the numbers he put up at Harvard during the 2017-2018 season (averaged nearly 16 ppg and 6 rpg). It’s a unique situation. He didn’t play last year, and because he can’t do graduate school at Harvard and play, he’s forced to go elsewhere next season. The kicker is he can do so, and play for two seasons. A native of Columbus, Ohio State is the school that initially comes to mind for Towns. He’ll have/has plenty of high-major suitors, but Ohio State is the school getting the most buzz.

When I reached Towns to see what the next phase of his recruitment might look like, he was still sorting everything out.

"More schools than I expected," Towns said. "Couldn't give you a number."

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UConnKev said:
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It's gotta be Ohio State.

I can't see Brakefield/Moore/Coleman/Baker and possibly Hurt cede time to Towns.

However, EJ Liddell and Kyle Young would be Towns' biggest competitors for PT. Young is a solid depth frontcourt guy and Liddell was not impressive despite being a good recruit and he possibly needs more time.
 
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Hey Adrien! said:
It's gotta be Ohio State.

I can't see Brakefield/Moore/Coleman/Baker and possibly Hurt cede time to Towns.

However, EJ Liddell and Kyle Young would be Towns' biggest competitors for PT. Young is a solid depth frontcourt guy and Liddell was not impressive despite being a good recruit and he possibly needs more time.
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Liddell is a good young player and Young is a role player. Young and Towns would compete for time depending upon Towns rebounding ability and his interior D.
 
Something about him and his pouring of love to Coach K makes me hope he doesn't excel. Don't know why (besides the fact I'm not a Big 10 fan) but he hasn't seen the court in 2 years hardly and he's enamored with himself it seems. While I would have liked him to say yes to us and then HOPED he played well, it's just kind of strange to me. Could be way off and while I don't hope he breaks down I really don't care at this point for him as a player either way.
 
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