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Gross.
Gross.
Eh, it always makes it sweeter when they get their hopes up on a kid who comes here.
Hopefully, they'll be buried under three feet of snow for his visit. Basketball aside, upstate New York is the last place I would ever want to go to school.
cohen, Last year Syracuse had 112 inches of snow. Hartford had 59
You might want to clarify that to say Syracuse is the last place you would want to go to school. Most of upstate NY is a LOT nicer than Syracuse and the southern half of the Buffalo area. Rochester has probably had way less snow the last few years than Hartford has and is a lot nicer of a city. Albany is no worse than New Haven, Waterbury or Bridgeport. And the finger lakes are as nice, with less snow, than the Berkshires. Ithaca is way nicer than Storrs and I am not sure why anyone wouldn't want to got to an Ivy and especially one that isn't surrounded by high crime rate areas. (Looking at you Yale)Hopefully, they'll be buried under three feet of snow for his visit. Basketball aside, upstate New York is the last place I would ever want to go to school.
You might want to clarify that to say Syracuse is the last place you would want to go to school. Most of upstate NY is a LOT nicer than Syracuse and the southern half of the Buffalo area. Rochester has probably had way less snow the last few years than Hartford has and is a lot nicer of a city. Albany is no worse than New Haven, Waterbury or Bridgeport. And the finger lakes are as nice, with less snow, than the Berkshires. Ithaca is way nicer than Storrs and I am not sure why anyone wouldn't want to got to an Ivy and especially one that isn't surrounded by high crime rate areas. (Looking at you Yale)
I said it was better than Hartford and it is, by a lot. It is no San Diego but you are wrong. I lived and worked in and around both cities. Hartford gets bigger snowfalls and most of the Rochester area doesn't even see any significant lake effect. Both cities have bad parts but Hartford's is much worse. Rochester has more culture and night life. Hartford dies after working hours. And Rochester has better colleges.Rochester is an absolute toilet, and they get hammered by snow every year. Great cheeseburgers, though.
@Paesano : I'm not sure if I'm misinterpreting your complaint but Ollie has been bringing in a ton of consensus 4-5* talent recently. Jalen Adams, Juwan Howard, Vance Jackson, Zach Brown. These guys are all 4-5*, nothing borderline about it. Alterique Gilbert is McD AA. If you're just looking to complain about something there are much better subjects than recruiting these days.
Maybe we shouldn't get our hopes to high either. He's potentially a great player down the road and if he really wants to be a Husky he will be it would seem.
If not we can't worry because the staff is on target with a lot of nice players for the future some already signed and some they are still trying to lure. This one scares me for some reason so I'm not as confident as most of you therefore will not be surprised or depressed if it doesn't go our way.
cohen, Last year Syracuse had 112 inches of snow. Hartford had 59[/QUOTE
Define Syracuse. Just north of the city gets much more lake effect snow than just south. My son lives south. Syracuse gets lake effect snow, we get Noreasters. Does Syracuse get more than us? Overall yes. Does the difference mean that much to a kid from the Northeast? Connecticut ain't Florida.
@Paesano : I'm not sure if I'm misinterpreting your complaint but Ollie has been bringing in a ton of consensus 4-5* talent recently. Jalen Adams, Juwan Howard, Vance Jackson, Zach Brown. These guys are all 4-5*, nothing borderline about it. Alterique Gilbert is McD AA. If you're just looking to complain about something there are much better subjects than recruiting these days.
I'm just not sure why we would offer a scholarship to Juwan "Howard" I mean for 1 he's really old now and 2 I think he's used his eligibility up![]()
I said it was better than Hartford and it is, by a lot. It is no San Diego but you are wrong. I lived and worked in and around both cities. Hartford gets bigger snowfalls and most of the Rochester area doesn't even see any significant lake effect. Both cities have bad parts but Hartford's is much worse. Rochester has more culture and night life. Hartford dies after working hours. And Rochester has better colleges.
@Paesano : I'm not sure if I'm misinterpreting your complaint but Ollie has been bringing in a ton of consensus 4-5* talent recently. Jalen Adams, Juwan Howard, Vance Jackson, Zach Brown. These guys are all 4-5*, nothing borderline about it. Alterique Gilbert is McD AA. If you're just looking to complain about something there are much better subjects than recruiting these days.
I'm just not sure why we would offer a scholarship to Juwan "Howard" I mean for 1 he's really old now and 2 I think he's used his eligibility up![]()