Its all relative. McCullough coming in 13 would be bad from the standpoint of trying to land him AND Roberson, Johnson, or Lawrence. But of course it would be bad ONLY in that way and if thats the only time we can get him because he insists on reclassifying you of course still take him, happily, and don't think twice.
Oh no, that doesn't usually bode well for us, does it? If he comes out with a flat top hair cut, I am turning it off.
7 yup
I think he will decide today.
Cool. Any prediction?
Last week Nova I think Syracuse now. I think he would have committed to Nova already if it was them.
What would be better in 14 though... McCullough or a soph Roberson AND McCullough?
The second option.
We are assuming that McCullough would stay for a second year if he came in next year. It is going to be a crowded draft next year, but he may decide to leave. I love the idea of a sophomore Chris McCullough along with Roberson, Grant, Gbinje and Johnson in our forward rotation. Not too shabby. I am just not convinced he wouldn't bolt after his freshman year.
Ummm if he doesn't reclassify, he's a freshman in 14. Roberson is the Soph in this scenerio.
The discussion has been what would be best for SU if McCullough were to reclassify to 2013. While I agree it wouldn't be a bad thing, it may not be the best situation for SU.
I think you misunderstood my earlier post. My point was if he reclassifies we have him a year earlier but lose Roberson. But if he stays in the 14 class we would likely have both in 14... meaning its better for him to stay in 14.
Oh ok, yes, I misunderstood. I would prefer to have both in 2014. I think SU should recruit one combo forward every year. A tall forward with small forward skills, but can rebound. I like the idea of having 2014 all set, while still being in the hunt for a number of such players in the 2013 class, and likely to grab one.
Tomorrow but there is chatter from telep that it could happen very soon.
It's freaking confusing...LOL
