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Are we talking about grains of salt here or should I get the bottle of champagne ready?
The salt shaker is 75% full. I don't think he has told Ollie he's committed, but he must have said something to make Ollie think we lead. Unfortunately no time table as of yet.
 
The salt shaker is 75% full. I don't think he has told Ollie he's committed, but he must have said something to make Ollie think we lead. Unfortunately no time table as of yet.
Just remember that when consuming a lot of salt, you have to keep things fluid. Otherwise you get dehydrated...

(serious thanks to all the insiders and semi-insiders on the board - this stuff keeps me entertained all offseason)
 
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The last day of the spring signing period is Wednesday so I believe many of the top guys will decide by then. ESPNU usually has the announcements on recruiting nation. Of course you can wait to the fall to enroll but I think most these guys set their timetables to decide by the 18th.
 
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Watching this kids film I really think he's more of a 3 than a 4, but definitely versatile. Looks like he has the whole package. Would be a huge get and cement an unreal recruiting class for KO.
Agree but Daniels was really more of a 3 than a 4. Same with Hamilton and both of those players rebounded pretty well. We don't have to win rebounding battles but we can't get overwhelmed either. This is one good looking recruiting class and Justin would be a great bonus.
 
This guy would be an ideal 4 in the Shonn Miller mold.

The days of guys like Facey or Oriakhi clogging the lane at the 4 position are quickly fading.
 
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Yeah and it's a false premise to start with since Oriakhi hardly ever played the four here, save for some trial-and-error alongside Drummond.
Plus UNC just made the final with a rotation of Johnson, Meeks & Hicks at the 4/5. Traditional big-man ball isn't dead if you have the right pieces.
 
I'd argue the traditional big man game is more relevant in college today than it is in the NBA. NBA size in the frontcourt has been shown to give teams major problems at this level, we as UConn fans should know this better than almost everyone.
 
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I'd argue the traditional big man game is more relevant in college today than it is in the NBA. NBA size in the frontcourt has been shown to give teams major problems at this level, we as UConn fans should know this better than almost everyone.
Yup. I think one of KO's problems is that, at times, he coaches too much like it's an NBA game and not quite enough like it's a college game.

That said, we won in 2014 playing 4-out. So if you've got the pieces to do it, it can & will work.
 
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