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In the Class of 2023, Seton Hall will host 7-footer Youssouf Singare of Our Saviour Lutheran on Thursday and Friday. Singare recently visited UConn and will also visit Providence.
That visit and another was planned before he visited
Yeah thats right it was KO I noticed how AB is tearing up the NBA with the coaches who covet his work ethic.
Both can be true in this case. But I wonder if he’d include it in the article without confirmation the visits are still happening. Could be old info tho.
I like to think of it this way… anyone can learn a second language any time in their life. However, it’s proven to be much easier at a young (elementary) age when that part of the brain is still raw and developing.
Eh, I’m not worried. Way too many indications he’s all-in with us. I’d still rather get good news sooner rather than later.
If I remember correctly I don't think he ever came to campus during the summer nor any big man camp. I agree that apparently was never an agenda item to KO. When it was apparent that he had a load of freak athleticism he would have been the ideal guy to get extra help (perhaps he did not share the same enthusiasm for summer work that he had for games and school year practice.) but we will never know who it was "on". At 7' tall he used to always win the annual team 3.2 race at the beginning of the year. Talk about athleticism.
Brimah is known for having an amazing work ethic, it's rare that you'll find an African player who doesn't have a strong work ethic.
Morgan Tuck was also a great person. Had a class where I worked on a project with her
I used to work for the women's team while in school. The vast majority of the women's players were kind, fun, polite, and took school relatively seriously.
I didn't say he had a poor work ethic at all. I just said to my knowledge he and perhaps most others didn't come in during the summer under KO like they do today.
I didn't say you said he had a poor work ethic. You didn't seem to know about his work ethic. "Perharps he did not share the same enthusiasm for summer work that he had for games and school year practice."
I assume it’s a done deal, but I’m good with it coming from him before a writer or “insider” breaks the news. Stewart’s commitment - while more or less expected - was a nice surprise/relief.
