Sherman20
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What are you talking about?! This is not a list of high school recruiting rankings!! This is a list of all the top 100 current players in college basketball going into the season.The original post (not sure if it was yours, or if you were just responding) was that Griff is a good recruiter and was being "hamstrung" by Boeheim. His results in Dayton weren't any better than they are in Syracuse. That's my point.
G-5 schools like Memphis, UConn and Creighton all got Top 25 players last year. Oral Roberts got the guy ranked 29th. San Diego State got #32. UAB got #34. Wyoming got #38. And DAYTON got #43. LAST YEAR.
Shall I go on? St. John's got #49. St. Louis got #50 and Creighton got #51.
Providence #53, Liberty (!) #59, Creighton again at #60 (3 guys in the Top 60!), Detroit #62, Xavier #64, Xavier again at #70, Virginia Commonwealth at #72, Western Kentucky #74, Creighton again at #82 AND #83, Colorado State #86, Chattanooga (!) #88, Wyoming #92, Tulane #97 and Richmond with the last player of the Top 100.
So, are you still going to tell us with a straight face that you can't recruit a Top 100 kid to a school like Dayton? Dayton beat us in the NCAA Tournament when Griffin coached there under Archie Miller in 2014, with "no good players". How is that possible?
Ranking the Top 100 And 1 best college basketball players entering the 2022-23 season
The best college hoopers in the nation according to CBS Sports' experts, and what you need to know about each onewww.cbssports.com
Here’s ESPN’s rankings of top 100 recruits for 2022.There are exactly two true mid majors on this list (Dayton and VCU at 99 and 100, both A10 schools). You could throw in UCF and BYU if you want, but they’re both strong football playing schools that are headed to the Big 12 in a couple years, so they’re not mid majors by most metrics.
ESPN Basketball Recruiting - Player Rankings
Where do the nation basketball recruits rank? Check out the player rankings on RecruitingNation.com
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