MikeSU02
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Who is John Rothstein?
I don't think NN has told anybody in the media anything. Here is why the media think he isn't coming here: we have a center coming in, and 2 on the roster. Why share time?Nerlens must have told a hundred different people a hundred different things considering how many people have sources providing contrasting info.
http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2012/03...other-recruiting-coup-for-kentuckys-calipari/
Rothstein was the same guy who wrote the article that I believe NN called bs.
So he's really honking the Kentucky horn...
You are correct. Nerlens continues to maintain he's open, and all three are still in the picture. Cuse is not out, Cuse is still in the picture, and anyone who would be shocked if he lands at Cuse is clueless.http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2012/03...other-recruiting-coup-for-kentuckys-calipari/
Rothstein was the same guy who wrote the article that I believe NN called bs.
So he's really honking the Kentucky horn...
I wish he would say why he'd be shocked if NN chooses Syracuse. Because of the scandals? Because of snow? Because everyone he talks to says he's going to UK? Because SU is deep with inside players?
The scandals didn't sway DC2 or Jeremy Grant, so why would they sway NN? I wish these guys would apply some logic to their statements. They seem to forget that his best friend already plays for Syracuse.
If I was advising Nerlens purely from the point of view of what is best for his personal development, I would rank them:'Cuse is the better choice--what do you think?
Who is John Rothstein?
If I was advising Nerlens purely from the point of view of what is best for his personal development, I would rank them:
- Kentucky - Cal knows how to fit first year players who are often raw into his system; enough talent at other positions to maximize NN's strengths and minimize his weaknesses
- Georgetown - on the plus side, their system really emphasizes the center so it would be total immersion into offensive basketball; on the negative side, offensive basketball is his weakness and while GU would be good for his development it might make him look like he needs to stay 2 or 3 years. if the goal is to be one and done, that is not good
- Syracuse - a lot of competition for minutes, and JB has a very clear recent history of putting his McD AA freshman centers on the court as token starters and then yanking them quickly. Good for long term development, very poor if you goal is to be a one-and-done player