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Dont think this one has been shared yet but definitely worth the watch.
i didn't follow things closely back then, but wasn't he like a 2 guard when we first got on him? then he had a late growth spurt and grew to forward size without losing his coordination (as so many with late growth spurts do)When did he commit? Wasn't it during his junior year?
Seem to recall him being rated around #40 when we landed him --very good recruit, but not necessarily elite. Then he grew and jumped in the ratings. And obviously played at Oak Hill as a senior, so him being ~#8 makes sense after junior season.
EDIT -- here's some good information about Carmelo's recruitment, from Troy Weaver:
Poliquin: Syracuse 'got on' Carmelo Anthony early, and he never wavered once it did
i didn't follow things closely back then, but wasn't he like a 2 guard when we first got on him? then he had a late growth spurt and grew to forward size without losing his coordination (as so many with late growth spurts do)
Dont think this one has been shared yet but definitely worth the watch.
Miss those The boogie man is scared of Paul Harris-type postsExactly. This would be rarified air. Speaking of Paul Harris though I thought he actually was top 5 at one point and then dropped down to 10-12 now that I think on it some more.
Miss those The boogie man is scared of Paul Harris-type posts
Thanks for sharing. His footwork in traffic is really impressive. No wasted moves or bringing the ball down to get stripped. His offensive game is looking pretty polished with some of those shooting drills also.
I would have preferred "He loved his visit and will be announcing this weekend". But short of that it's as good as you can hope for. Just hope to see a lot of "JB in to see Stewart today" tweets between now and whenever.
Yeah that caught my eye too. Curious for a sure fire one and done guy. Certainly not a bad thing at all... speaks well of the kid's character. Maybe he's already planning to get his degree during NBA offseasons or something to that effect. Hope he likes what he found out.I read with great interest that he and his family were, "particularly interested in the Whitman School of Management." Does anyone know, is education actually going to play an important role in his decision?
If so, could that be another advantage for SU?
Yeah that caught my eye too. Curious for a sure fire one and done guy. Certainly not a bad thing at all... speaks well of the kid's character. Maybe he's already planning to get his degree during NBA offseasons or something to that effect. Hope he likes what he found out.
I recall him being around 30-40 when we first started hearing a lot about him and SU’s involvement on here. I remember Mason writing about him.
Seems like he just steadily rose up the rankings. At some point along that rise, he committed to SU and then continued to rise.
I remember him as a junior year spring time committ?
Could very well be. Could completely see Stewart asking about education and Cal responding with "You won't ever have to study here."I think this is the reason people thought he was particularly interested in Notre Dame and Georgetown. Not sure why they aren’t still in the picture.
If that’s the case I could see UK being out. They told DC he didn’t even have to take classes and he was offended by that. The undergrad management program at SU is underrated IMO. It’s at least served me well in my professional life.
He is already away from home in Indiana, sounds like just maybe he is a little bit homesick. Crossing my fingers on that one !!
i'd have to say at best a push;I read with great interest that he and his family were, "particularly interested in the Whitman School of Management." Does anyone know, is education actually going to play an important role in his decision?
If so, could that be another advantage for SU?
My guess and hope is that if the kid doesn’t end up at UW, Hop will recommend SU.