The truth is probably somewhere in the middle, he's probably a St. Johns lean who is open to going elsewhere. Hopefully his advisers tell him that he is more likely to get a waiver if he stays in state.All you Boneyard Insiders are giving me mixed signals...
Hurley is a Calhoun disciple, has stated he's here to build the program back to prominence, and has reportedly encouraged his players to stay with the program and buy into what he expects of them.
When that's your stated goal, you sometimes have to look past quick fixes such as Heron because forcing a kid out in order to get Heron doesn't seem to fit a long term program building philosophy and would surely make the players question his integrity.
Consider this circumstance even though it's not the exact same scenario: Calhoun, in his first year when UConn had miserable facilities and no academic support program, turned down Tharon Mayes (from CT) because we didn't have the counselors and tutors Calhoun believed Mayes would need in order to maintain eligibility. Instead, Calhoun suggested he go to Florida State where Pat Kennedy had all such assistance in place. Mayes went there, had a good career, and ultimately his son Xavier Rathan-Mayes chose Florida State. So, while UConn lost two players, Calhoun established he was in it for the long haul and was not going to "use" a kid for as long as he could keep him eligible and then throw him away.
If Hurley has encouraged all his players to stay with the program and then forces one out in order to sign Heron it sends a very negative message about how much (or little) he cares about his players.
Calhoun showed he cared about a player just as Hurley will be showing how much he cares about the players if he passes on Heron.
could you imagine the melt down?Donyell - get on the phone baby!
They aren’t easy, no. But we should be familiar with the formula. We know how to do it. 3 elite guards and a hungry supporting cast should have us thinking we have a chance to “shock the world”. Maybe I’m a homer and/or spoiled. But isn’t that what makes this fun? lol
What conference in Fairfield in?
I think the player on shaky academic grounds knows where he stands.I just don’t see how you could get him on the roster. After Hurley just rerecruited everyone how do you get someone to leave? Mustapha is a great player and I’d love if we could get him but I just don’t see how. Cross the fingers for Hurley magic I guess.
My only thought is-I just don’t see how you could get him on the roster. After Hurley just rerecruited everyone how do you get someone to leave? Mustapha is a great player and I’d love if we could get him but I just don’t see how. Cross the fingers for Hurley magic I guess.
Aaron Torres mentioned on Twitter that UConn would be a logical landing spot.
But there's no possible way he can join the team unless someone on the roster leaves, right?

No it's not, and you write poorly too.St John' us just as easy to get too as Uconn from Waterbury..my guess is big East ..St John..
What's the over/under for the page count when I wake up in the morning?
This also just came down as well:
MAAC Conf for Fairfield