The supposed greatest recruiting class ever

[BludOrange]

96'-97' class had me more excited than any other year, too bad it never panned out.

Jason Hart
Ramel Lloyd
LeSean Howard
Winfred Walton
Etan Thomas

And you could throw in Blackwell, but he had to sit that year.

 

[IthacaMatt]

We haven’t had an offensive plan in a decade

Go back and watch the Slippery Rock game online. That's the offense.

 

[Dinkyspond]

Keith wasn't behind Hak. There was about 15 years in between. Keith was behind D.C. and Owens

I think Stevie Thompson too

 

[Dinkyspond]

Was quite flawed.

Watching Bell fail to chase down a basic & crucial rebound that bounced all the way out to him. Watching him, down 4, & scoring on like a 5'10 player proceed to stare him down like Angel Reese stalking Caitlin Clark & doing the 'too small' gesture, is just so embarrassing. Yeah, he shot his way to 18 points, but so much yapping & lack of hustle, until the very last play (which was a good play).

Peter Carey - 3 points for Siena

Taylor - 2 points for James Madison

Quadir - 0 points & 4 rebounds for McNeese

Maliq played 22 minutes and doesn't even start for Duke, I think his stats were 2 points, 7 boards and 4 assists, not bad for 22 minutes though

 

[OttoinGrotto]

96'-97' class had me more excited than any other year, too bad it never panned out.

Jason Hart
Ramel Lloyd
LeSean Howard
Winfred Walton
Etan Thomas

And you could throw in Blackwell, but he had to sit that year.

The Hart/Blackwell/Etan trifecta was really successful overall despite Lloyd and Howard transferring out and Walton never suiting up.

Walton is an all-time "what coulda been" guy.