Seton Hall to me sounds like a good fit for him. He would have the keys from day1 and he played high school ball with MP at Kent right? That is from a purely basketball perspective not academic.
I know they're in the big east but no one talks about players from seton hall. they've had several good players over the years but you don't hear anything about them. Someone above stated that they have a crowded backcourt as well as kansas.
Honest question: in what world do recruits decommit from Georgetown to go to Seton Hall?
nothing surprises me anymore
Doesn't matter. Schools like Kansas seem to be able to recruit, and retain post-commitment, multiple guys of high caliber.
Whitehead left early and stuck in the league after the BE Tourney title. I think Waters is in an interesting place in his recruitment.
He committed to play for JT3, Seton Hall doesn't have the history of G'Town but Willard has them playing a fun style of play where he lets his guards go. We need Waters more than the Hall does though.
I don't think you realize just how good SH will be next year if Delgado returns and they land Duval or even Waters. With Duval arguably the best team in the country. With Waters FF good. Cale is a stud.
Seton Hall FF or NC good? I don't know much about their squad, but I'll believe that when I see it.
Big East Men's Basketball Tournament - Wikipedia. Terry Dehere was a damn good college player. Big East player of the year and second all-time Big East scorer.
As your top player of all-time? Scoring records are overrated. If you are on a sucky team, you can put up a lot of points.
In the same world a player decommits from UConn to play at Providence.
Perspective being that, in his four years there, they were a 2, 3, and 4 seed, with a run to the E8 and S16. They won the BE regular season his junior and senior year, and the tournament title his sophomore and senior.
Seton Hall was good when he was there, the Carlesimo years. He was Big East POY, 3 time Big East first team, conference tourny MVP, single season three point record holder, single season three point percentage holder. Not too many people had a better college career than him.
I think he may sign with UConn but KO needs to sell him that he isn't a redunancy with Gilbert. It would be interesting how you sell that. I will be like Oz - Any thoughts anyone?
True about New Haven.
With the condition they land a legit PG which is still a big question. Otherwise sweet16 ceiling.
None of our PGs have his perimeter game. He and Gilbert are actually very different in style of play, so I think they could easily coexist without stepping into each other's way. They could really get out and run and their offensive stats would probably look great. They'd also take UConn's defensive TO% to its highest in years, which would be greatly welcome.
Well im younger, 21. Kids i grew up with didnt give a dam about UConn. I was a one of a handful in my hs who really followed them