I think this is correct.
All the hand-wringing over Gibbs having visits at Pitt and OSU last week wasn't really merited.
However, come the weekend if we haven't gotten a commitment, those concerns will be valid. If he's off visiting VCU, NC State, or Baylor soon thereafter, you can start questioning why Ollie has failed to win another high-profile recruiting battle.
I think if he's going to commit, it will be by Thursday or Friday. And in that case, we can applaud the coaching staff for finding an unconventional route to solving two glaring problems.
Did you see the other teams UCONN was competing against for Shonn Miller?
I just don't understand how Ollie gets Adams, Enoch, and Miller to commit, and some fans here like to focus on Ollie missing on Diamond Stone... or worse Tevin Mack (who is rated below Jalen).
The selective memory in this place is crazy.
The same sequence of events seems to happen all the time here.
1) News comes out that UCONN has offered a high school player
2) Youtube highlights of said player is posted on Boneyard
3) The Boneyard reacts by making comments such as "we need this player bad!" or "this guy is going to be special" or "staff can't afford to miss on him", even though a couple of weeks earlier most here have never heard of such player's name before
4) Zealous, almost creepy, following of every step of the high school kid ensues and is over analyzed
5) Most often high school prospect commits to some other school; simple logic dictates if we have only 4 schollies available and we offer 20 high school prospects then the majority of said prospects will be committing somewhere else
6) Boneyard starts to question Ollie's ability of recruiting and how it is very concerning
7) Rumors of Ollie going to NBA pop up
8) Boneyard then believes if Ollie leaves the program will be doomed