Wouldn't Carrigan be a 2019-20 recruit? Didn't think he was a candidate to play in the 2nd semester of this coming year.
my bad thxWouldn't Carrigan be a 2019-20 recruit? Didn't think he was a candidate to play in the 2nd semester of this coming year.
Sure seems like he is waiting to be told he can make it public or that his offer is now committable.Strangely quiet here isn't it? Didn't he say he was down to cuse and Florida a couple weeks back? Could he be waiting to see what AA and QG do?
Sure seems like he is waiting to be told he can make it public or that his offer is now committable.
Agreed. I wonder if the staff has told him that there's a pecking order -- i.e., Wahab is their top choice, and if he doesn't pick SU then you're next up.
That could explain why he said that he's "basically committed" but nothing has come out.
I think this is right. Red has been recruiting Wahab a long time and I think we want to see if we can get him to come here. He’s a 4-year guy so I suspect he would be the better get in JB’s book. Still, the SU coaches have probably read the tea leaves and Wahab may be harder to land but we have to go through the process, especially since Dimon has academic red flags. We’ll get a better idea after Wahab’s visit where we stand and then we can go full court press on Carrigan if Wahab isn’t happening. That’s my theory.Agreed. I wonder if the staff has told him that there's a pecking order -- i.e., Wahab is their top choice, and if he doesn't pick SU then you're next up / you've got the spot -- but we're reserving it for him first.
That could explain why he said that he's "basically committed" but nothing has come out.
Agreed. I wonder if the staff has told him that there's a pecking order -- i.e., Wahab is their top choice, and if he doesn't pick SU then you're next up / you've got the spot -- but we're reserving it for him first.
That could explain why he said that he's "basically committed" but nothing has come out.
and that is something you legitimately can tell a juco to keep him hanging on while you're recruiting other players "we love you, dimon, but we need to see your first semester grades first . . ."maybe he just needs to make the grades?
Can I like this more than onceDimon liked and retweeted this...kids gotta be waiting on wahab/stew situation it seems like. If that's the case, I wish we would just take a commitment from him now and be done with the 5 spot. A roster of sidibe, ajak and carrigan is pretty fricken good if u ask me!
Dimon liked and retweeted this...kids gotta be waiting on wahab/stew situation it seems like. If that's the case, I wish we would just take a commitment from him now and be done with the 5 spot. A roster of sidibe, ajak and carrigan is pretty fricken good if u ask me!
That’s the ideal class. Even if we get Quincy OR Akok but all the rest, I could live with that. It remains to be seen if Oshae will even be ready to go pro after this season. That said, I really, really, really want Quincy.Dimon liked and retweeted this...kids gotta be waiting on wahab/stew situation it seems like. If that's the case, I wish we would just take a commitment from him now and be done with the 5 spot. A roster of sidibe, ajak and carrigan is pretty fricken good if u ask me!
maybe he just needs to make the grades?
Great post thank you!
What’s up guys? First time poster but have been following the board for a while. Anyways, the idea of adding Dimon Carrigan has me PUMPED. I found some full game footage of him, and he was dominant. Granted, it looked like he was playing against a Junior Varsity team, but he still had 15 blocks… FIFTEEN! For those who don’t want to watch the full footage, here are the timemarks of his blocks throughout the game…
12:36
13:16
13:25
21:06
26:30
30:44 great closeout to block
31:10
38:29
1:05:11
1:06:23 MONSTER dunk
1:06:49
1:06:52
1:12:26
1:14:37
1:29:53
1:39:14
Again, can’t expect him to duplicate that production at the DI level, but you can still get a really good feel for his timing, length, and reactions! Hope we lock him up!
I agree that poor grades don't necessarily mean you can't handle the work. It could mean (as you've hinted) that he's lazy. But I think he's a bit of a rebel. I meant to share this interview, where he references famous people who did not go to school (Malcolm X, Jesus and Shakespeare). I actually think he simply sees school for what it is, a measure of ones ability to memorize and regurgitate. I don't necessarily think that's laziness, but boredom. He reminds me of me as a young man. I hope he stays focused. I'd be happy to land him.Grades don’t necessarily mean you can’t handle the work. It could mean you’re lazy.