Anyone with ESPN Insider...

[jr4750]

just give up a quick synopsis of this article...


http://insider.espn.go.com/blog/ncb....com/blog/ncbrecruiting/national/post?id=1783

 

[jekelish]

Nothing significant, really. Losing only two seniors, might lose Fab and Dion, bringing in Coleman and Grant, if Dion and Fab return we will be elite again. No mention of Noel.

Probably took the guy about 2 minutes to throw that together.

 

[Whitey23]

We lose KJ and Scoop and likely Dion and Fab even though they should stay.
We gain Coleman (low post scorer on day 1) and Grant (versatile, fits the system).

What it equals: Joseph and Jardine are both significant losses, but Waiters is a star in the making and if he, Melo and the rest of the rotation all return next year, then Syracuse will have the same combination of depth and star power that made them among the nation's elite this year.

 

[BRNCUSEFRVCUSE]

Why did he not mention Nerlens ?

 

[dasher]

Why did he not mention Nerlens ?

maybe because he isn't on our team yet.

 

[Marsh01]

This was written a while ago

 

[BRNCUSEFRVCUSE]

maybe because he isn't on our team yet.

Because he is the top player in the 2012 class and we are 1 of 3 teams in the running. He could mention that

 

[AirForceOrange]

Because he is the top player in the 2012 class and we are 1 of 3 teams in the running. He could mention that

Because the writer was discussing who would be on the team next year, not who could be coming in.

Have noticed in a lot of these articles, that writers are mentioning Grant and Coleman, but they forget we get Cooney off red-shirt.

 

[arbitragegls]

not a very strong article:
Here is a paraphrase of insider article...have taken out sentences...basis is that KJ and Scoop gone but if we keep remainder of rotation we should be elite. Obvioulsy written a while ago because expects Fab and Waiters to return.

What they're losing: Of the 10 players who average 10 or more minutes for Syracuse, only Kris Joseph and Scoop Jardine are graduating seniors. , those losses should be offset by the team's tremendous depth. Dion Waiters and Fab Melo both be well-served to return to school for at least one more year.

What they're adding: DaJuan Coleman (Dewitt, N.Y./Jamesville-Dewitt) is a mountain of a man in the middle of the lane. give the Orange a low-post scoring threat from day one. Jerami Grant fits the Syracuse prototype and should be a highly productive four-year player.

What it equals: , but Waiters is a star in the making and if he, Melo and the rest of the rotation all return next year, then Syracuse will the nation's elite this year.

 

[BlackKnight76]

Because he is the top player in the 2012 class and we are 1 of 3 teams in the running. He could mention that

He's obviously just a hater, man. We should send a strongly worded letter, or something...


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