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Message: [QUOTE="Francis03, post: 682099, member: 195"] I might take some heat for this and everybody is entitled to their own opinion so I'll just shoot mine and will love to read the responses. When it comes to 2014, Whitehead is physically the most talented guard that we're recruiting. Kaleb Joseph on the other hand is best "fit" for the current personnel that we have, and I think that he's the most important player that we're recruiting in 2014 more so than Whitehead. Plus I think he'll be more mentally stable to deal with JB. JB will love Whitehead's talent for sure, but I think they'll have issues and clash personality wise due to Whitehead wanting to be in control and lead from start. Tyler is going to be our leader with the ball for the next two years. I'm at the point where I'll be surprise if Tyler is here past that, because this kid has put it on opponents at every level throughout and I don't see that slowing down in the ACC against teams like Wake, Clemson, Tech, Miami, BC, and UNC will get "that work" as well. I think Whitehead with the right mind frame can play well with Tyler, but I think he might prefer to go to a place where he'll be the main focal point of the offense. Newton reminds me of a more versatile version of Scoop and I also think that he would be a good addition but the staff never seemed to be in love with him. We'll see if that changes now due to this supposed package deal that he's talking with Whitehead. The staff has to decide whether to pursue Joseph and Whitehead separately, or focus on getting Whitehead and Newton together. IMHO and this is tough but with already 4 guards on the roster, I think the best thing for SU chemistry wise is to lock in on Joseph and if Whitehead wants join then fine, if not then we'll be alright. [/QUOTE]

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