Class of 2018 PG Noah Locke (MD) to Florida

[jordville]

Another PG option could be Noah Locke (6'2, 175) out of Maryland. He plays for Team MELO in EYBL! And this kid can stroke it from deep as he has shot nearly 50% through the 4 EYBL sessions. We've talked about him briefly in a few other threads, so it is time for his own...

 

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[Deano]

I believe Dean Francis mentioned him on his Pod and why SU wasn't pursing this kid. I totally agree with him on this.

 

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Saw him live here...

 

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Top in EYBL...

 

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And for a Cuse offer. His list has been getting better and better, but one that we could compete with and close. Not to mention the connections with this kid... Melo, Red, etc.

Disclaimer: I am still in favor of Jalen Carey for 2018, but I don't want to see another QG recruitment all over again.

 

[Cuse_Albs]

Doesn't hurt that the Ivies are in on him so he must be a smart dude. Would love to have an ivy league-caliber student running our offense and top of our zone.

 

[SUOrangeSU]

How do we not lock up all of the Team Melo prospects? That's easy business

 

[BlackSquirrels]

My guess is that the reason for the lack of an offer to Locke can be found in the graphic jordville posted that lists the EYBL's top 3 point shooters.

 

[cuseinseattle]

Another PG option could be Noah Locke (6'2, 175) out of Maryland. He plays for Team MELO in EYBL! And this kid can stroke it from deep as he has shot nearly 50% through the 4 EYBL sessions. We've talked about him briefly in a few other threads, so it is time for his own...

Thanks for posting. Dean mentioned him in the pod and I wasn't familiar with him.

 

[jordville]

Thanks for posting. Dean mentioned him in the pod and I wasn't familiar with him.

No problem. Just took a listen myself. Great stuff as always, Dean! Thank you.