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And, why do we care?

Jim Brown was before him and I think Vic Hanson.

I don't think Jesus was in the picture till much later. Old Testament-God

HE HAD 26 PTS?

Kyle Kuff Jr, portal transfer from Kansas commits to SU. 6'2' very explosive guard with 4 years eligibility.

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Do not agree though watching on TV limits the ability to really see what is going on. He made All Tournament Team, hit a couple of really tough threes late in the game. I don't know the box but I'm thinking 14 or so points despite being tightly shadowed. And, in my non expert opinion the point...

I think Kellogg is the one with the reported 110 mph shot.

According to Tweets he also has offer from South Carolina and an older brother at Pitt. FWIW

Like Joe Pa selling insurance to Penn State I believe with his brother.

Rivals is posting that SU may have a slight edge. FWIW

used to have baseball but the team had to take a southern tour for practice in the Spring due to weather. It was too expensive and I may have been one of only ten fans watching during their last season.

When you are leading the financial negotiations you have a great insight as to where things are headed.

The reason given as I recall, for Murphy’s choice of Niagara was a commitment from the Buffalo Bills related to Niagara U to allow him to lead the Bills Band and show his Twirling skills that won him a national championship in high school.

I think Terry Mills was the number one recruit that year.

Dave Bing? Roosevelt Buie?

I don't agree in practice. My former post college roommate was a high school AA in football, a lot of years ago. He played at SU and I casually mentioned on one occasion your premises to him discussing football recruitmen of the Ivies. He said ,"BS". He received in writing a financial package...

I think its the Albany Capital Arena, seats about 15,000 for concerts, basketball and hockey.

Is it me or did Cook have about five unforced turnovers, either sloppy passes or running into double teams.

Don't think it was Pitt. It was Louisville. Primary recruiter was Scooter McCray as I recall.

Sounds like Marcus Dupree redux.

Don't think Aiken was in that class. The three guards SU was recruiting as I recall were Pearl, Mark Jackson and Kenny Smith.

How do you quantify this? Whose a bigger crook, Lucky Luciano or Pablo Escobar? Corruption in basket ball goes further back than tall bus boys on college BB scholarships working summers at Kutchers fixing games played at night to entertain the guests. (The guests bet big money) As I recall...

Thanks for that very interesting anecdotal history. I was following the Rice recruitment at the time but didn't know those details. And, our football Coach was dying to get Rice to come and play DB. Promised him he had a better shot at the NFL than the NBA, as I recall.

Huh, I thought it was an impermissible benefit, a loan from the Coach to one of the players wife, maybe to buy a car? Or, Something like that.

Nuff said

I gave you a thumbs up but I think you need to add George Hicker to the list of "Back in the old days". He was better shooter than DD and JL in my opinion. Kohls and Hicker is a toss. Both had thirty foot range with no 3pt line. Kohls had a much quicker release, while Hicker could drop his one...

I agree he may be an option but, I would rather see OB, FH, TB and EH hitting near 40% or better from 3 to reduce the need to depend on BB to play more than spot minutes. Now, BB next year with more experience, physical development and much more PT available, wow.

After preseason loss to LeMoyne playing M2M, JB said "We'll never play M2M again."

TB by necessity but I felt that JB was trying to give Hughes as much time with OB and TB as possible to build chemistry and give EH more time to shake off the rust. Pleasantly surprised with PC and certainly BB, satisfied with the rest except TB ain't no point guard and rebounding wasn't as...

Also, in my opinion defendants cut a deal (regardless of the quality of their potential defense) because they simply don't have the financial resources to pay the hundreds of thousands of dollars in pretrial and trial fees to a team of top tier lawyers, leaving their families destitute. More...

The Donte Green class, I think, 1 top 10, 1 top 20. And 2 top 50

I think the Donte Green class was collectively the highest rated. Not positive.

Thanks, question asked, question answered

Yes, I don’t understand that point.

Not understanding your thinking. Is it based on insider info? IS has visited, has three former teammates (at least two of whom are good friends and one is actively recruiting him), already at SU, has proximity to family (touted as very significant), had a great visit to SU by his own words, his...

While it didn’t work out, as I recall Duncan was a late addition and pretty highly regarded.

A lot of years ago, as I recall, a Post Standard sports writer ask JB at what point was he confident of a recruits commitment. He answered, "When they show up for their first practice." FWIW.

So let's sum up: Seemingly a very hastily arranged "Official" visit to SU after many thought we were out of it, on the heels of a trip to UK with no commitment and reportedly no further interest on IS's part in UK. IS "loved" his "Official"to SU. IS is close to his family who are 1.5 hours away...

His real problem was the coverup. He lied and denied it and got caught.

I do remember that we fans were worried when Duke came in late and posed a perceived threat. But, it all worked out.

No: Billy, Derek, Carmello

Yes but, they were scholarship football players. I think the NCAA requires anyone with an athletic scholarship who is on the football roster and participates in any other sport, ie track, wrestling, BB be counted toward the football cap on scholies.

Ronnie Seikly, who walked in the door and said he wants to play for SU. That's a layup.

MCW was a MacDonalds AA, no way a sleeper.

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Some more stingers over the history of the program. Larry Kelly public verbal to SU rescinded and went to UCONN, Ticky Burden legal troubles, Carlton Hines whatever, Sam Bowie silent verbal until a red Kentucky Cadillac arrived in his driveway, Donyell Marshall NCAA sanctions, at least two Pitt...

There are prospects that let SU coaching staff know early on that they don’t think they are an SU fit and the coaches just move on. It isn’t always that SU doesn’t see the fit, sometimes it is prospect that sees other programs offering an offensive system that better fits their game.