No one knows exactly who @NJHoops is, and regardless if you guessed right or wrong, they’d adamantly deny it. (Rightfully so)
You're a fool
Your point is also why it is smart for guys to go pro when it projects well. College gives you part time training. Pros it’s all day.
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Which is exactly what she would say.
My condolences to the Mrs.
I mean sure... But let's not pretend we have insiders in here suggesting the staff is recruiting him to come here early(which absolutely was not the plan for him as a recruit probably 2 or 3 weeks ago)... We can argue semantics about what that's called at a later date.
Stephon Castle said in an article with quotes from himself that he was considering reclassing. But sure, you know better than him that it was never an option
I don’t understand those first couple of sentences, but I don’t think you’re thinking through what you’re saying. Stephon could go almost anywhere to play college basketball. You think the staff is going to “force” or go too hard telling a kid what to do when he and his family have always handled his recruitment and career in a certain way? And could walk if they feel offended? Whispers about reclassifying have been out there for quite a while.
I agree completely with your first paragraph and the the things you state should be taken into consideration before making a decision about when to go to college.
I just removed a few grains of salt from the tea leaves.
Yeah, I’m guessing she does not have a condo lined up for the summer/fall of 2023 already.
We’re all playing a guessing game. This tweet pretty much confirms he will reclassify.
Maybe. But we just had a kid who comitted, came, practiced for a year and left without playing a game. You can never stop recruiting these kids now, even when they are on the team. Have to show them the love because lots of other coaches will be trying to get him to decommit. I am looking at this as “we love you and really want you at UConn”. Now or later.
Im sure that’s part of it too but going 2-3 deep on multiple weekends seems more like the entire staff is doing an evaluation. You’re right about having to keep constantly recruiting commits though - we all know the previous regime got lazy there and it burned us
Some kids at these athletics focused prep schools probably take summer courses
I graduated high school over 50 years ago, so I'm not sure of the relevance, but I had enough credits to graduate after my junior year in high school. It took me by surprise at the time, I was just taking the normal load of college prep type classes. My parents wouldn't let me graduate early, it was fine with the school. Still makes me mad! And no, I wasn't an athlete.
Can our S & C coach do it on zoom and with emails or would that be considered improper?
