OrlandoCuse
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We better not pick this guy up. Would give me serious concerns about the state of the program. I’m concerned Red even reached out.
Doesn’t mean that won’t happenHopefully it's not strong interest. If this is the best third-string C they can get I'd rather play Freeman out of position if Naheem went down again.
It is not a position where we can really offer someone who is ...better. Lampkin is going to start and Naheem is going to be the back up. We need another large body. Someone who will be happy to be there. As far as ability goes, it's a low bar.We better not pick this guy up. Would give me serious concerns about the state of the program. I’m concerned Red even reached out.
I get he needs to have depth, but I don't get it.We better not pick this guy up. Would give me serious concerns about the state of the program. I’m concerned Red even reached out.
I 2000% guarantee you won’t feel this way in February when one big is hurt, the other is in foul trouble, and Donnie is playing the 5 against Duke.Hopefully it's not strong interest. If this is the best third-string C they can get I'd rather play Freeman out of position if Naheem went down again.
Justice Cook from Georgetown as backup PF/C is who im hoping forI'm not sure who some of you guys expect to sign up for a third string center role with no promise of even being in the rotation.
Supreme Cook? Do you know what his asking price is? Around 300k I last heard. Rutgers and Seton Hall are currently trying to recruit him as their STARTING CENTER. Good luck to any program that wants to pay that for a third string center that may not even see the floor. I don't know why people expect us to get a high profile player to sit on the bench.Justice Cook from Georgetown as backup PF/C is who im hoping for
I sincerely doubt I'll be saying "Man, what I wouldn't give to have a guy who couldn't start for the #218 team in the country right about now."I 2000% guarantee you won’t feel this way in February when one big is hurt, the other is in foul trouble, and Donnie is playing the 5 against Duke.
Ehhh, if Donnie is playing the 5 its over anyway.I 2000% guarantee you won’t feel this way in February when one big is hurt, the other is in foul trouble, and Donnie is playing the 5 against Duke.
Need to use all your scholarships. He’s a big practice body.
You mentioned a few days ago someone in the portal might come back. Is it Patterson?It is not a position where we can really offer someone who is ...better. Lampkin is going to start and Naheem is going to be the back up. We need another large body. Someone who will be happy to be there. As far as ability goes, it's a low bar.
I hope it's not Q :/You mentioned a few days ago someone in the portal might come back. Is it Patterson?
It's PattersonI hope it's not Q :/
Frank is much more polished, cmonGetting more Frank Anselem vibes from this one, has quicker reflexes. Don't see much dunking oddly.
Get a better player who can play the 4/5 so he isn’t just a 3rd string practice playerIt is not a position where we can really offer someone who is ...better. Lampkin is going to start and Naheem is going to be the back up. We need another large body. Someone who will be happy to be there. As far as ability goes, it's a low bar.
UConn got a 4 star recruit to be their 3rd C last yearI'm not sure who some of you guys expect to sign up for a third string center role with no promise of even being in the rotation.
If you think we are in the same position as a program as UConn right now I don't know what to tell you. Duke can do the same because they are Duke. We are not on that level and neither are really any schools besides the "blue bloods". The kid that UConn got is the definition of a "complete project".UConn got a 4 star recruit to be their 3rd C last year
*shrug*
Not suggesting we are in the position to do this, obviously. But the idea it's impossible to get a 3rd center that isn't a complete project isn't true
"Not suggesting we are in the position to do this, obviously"If you think we are in the same position as a program as UConn right now I don't know what to tell you. Duke can do the same because they are Duke. We are not on that level and neither are really any schools besides the "blue bloods". The kid that UConn got is the definition of a "complete project".
The third center that you were referring to was outside of the top 100 and played 2 min a game. Whats the point of leaving that comment if you aren't comparing the two programs? I don't see anyone asking why we don't bring in 5 stars to bury on the bench like Duke. We are not in the position to bring in a high caliber player as a third string."Not suggesting we are in the position to do this, obviously"
If a 4 star, top 20 recruit is a project, then so is Moore.
Easy, huh.Get a better player who can play the 4/5 so he isn’t just a 3rd string practice player
Desperation and settling are not great recruiting philosophies.I'm not sure who some of you guys expect to sign up for a third string center role with no promise of even being in the rotation.
I heard for 20 years that we cant get 4 stars in football because of every reason in the book. Fran's the man, and I'm not holding Red to those ridiculous standards but the excuses we hear now are the same we heard back then.UConn got a 4 star recruit to be their 3rd C last year
*shrug*
Not suggesting we are in the position to do this, obviously. But the idea it's impossible to get a 3rd center that isn't a complete project isn't true
Red signed two four star hs players.I heard for 20 years that we cant get 4 stars in football because of every reason in the book. Fran's the man, and I'm not holding Red to those ridiculous standards but the excuses we hear now are the same we heard back then.
If we can get THIS many great football players we shouldn't have a problem picking up two great guys let alone one.
I stand corrected. One FIVE star and one four star!Red signed two four star hs players.