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Message: [QUOTE="Ricker, post: 4022273, member: 1245"] Floyd's performance at Peach Jam and Donovan's at the NBA camp add to the excitement of having their commitments. Two months ago I had resigned myself that Karaban wasn't going to be pursued by the staff to be a Husky. Now, the idea of Karaban not becoming a husky is too painful to contemplate. We have so much promise to be a team that can compete for a championship, and, in my view, Karaban is the catalyst to bring it all together for multiple years with Donovan. These guys coupled with alpha athlete wings and quality guards = potential. Karaban's commitment just has to happen Ty Rogers is an excellent player that could make a difference but at best he is a longshot, and doesn't bring the 3 pt shot we need. A frontcourt Plan 'C',in the 2022 class doesn't seem likely. I'm sure Starling and Epps are capable players, but I'm not very high on either as being difference makers towards a championship. I've watched Starling 2 complete games and 5-6 other times when I was switching between games. His high ranking is a mystery to me. After Karaban, I'm hoping one of our 2023 targets will ultimately be able to reclass to 2022 next spring. For 2023 I love Stephon Castle, Gavin Griffith, Taylor Bol-Bowen, and Matis Buzelis, for the spots I expect open, and Isaiah Miranda if a 5th spot opens up. I know there are some posters that love Starling. Given July commitments and evaluation, what are you hoping for now? [/QUOTE]