Super annoyed lol
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Ejay or VJ who is tops on the draft board?
VJ Edgecombe and itās not really close lol.
Ejay (like Shaedon Simpson) is a nice find you use on your 10th 11th 12th or 13th open scholarship with potential to develop into something special and you dont lose sleep if it doesnāt work out.
VJ Edgecombe is Victor Oladipo 2.0. Might be a better athlete and better shooter coming out of high school.
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Big jump up from the Ivy League. Didnāt get enough games from Llewellyn to see how well he translated up, but there was another Princeton guard with better stats than Wojcik, Ethan Wright, who transferred after last year to Colorado and heās only been replacement-level this season.
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Yeah, feels like Dante Harris solves the āwho backs up Reece next year?ā and āwhoās our secondary ball handler if we need one and IMac and Elijah canāt do it?ā questions. So no need for an Ivy grad transfer there. But we still need to solve the āwho is our next PG?ā dilemma (unless youāre a huge Dante Harris believer) and the āoh crap, what do we do if Reece leaves?ā dilemma. And I donāt think Ivy transfer is the answer there either.
I saw some good London Johnson tape since Scoot has been injured. Is he still a possibility? Because it turns out he still hoops and heās very good at it.
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Pray for a Chatman decommit from OSU? Or get a Time Machine and get on Trey green earlier
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What would make him decommit? I thought he and Bronny were on the same page (assuming Bronny goes to college)?
And if Bronny doesnāt go to collegeā¦ what are we doing here? That kid looks exactly like a nice 3-4 year college player. Bron might have to freeze out Rich Paulās anti college hoops bias if he wants to do right by his son.
Also Iād love to redo college as āson of ginormously rich guyā. Seems fun!
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Thornton Melon?
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Is Green better than Dante? Both are too small to play together.
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Who made this offer, Larranaga or the crypto/insurance guy?
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Damn see him in the portal I guess.
Need a shooter at the 5 spot and guards that can get down hill and 6-5 to 6-9 athletic wings at the rest of the spots.
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This 2025 pg out of Kentucky has been popping off. Of course nowhere near Travis Perryās career numbers but averaging more ppg this season as a sophomore. Already a 5 star/well know commodity with Auburn and Memphis on him but whatās even more incredible is this kidās story and the adversity he has had to overcome.
The kind of kid that will be easy to root for, even at an Auburn or a Kentucky.
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The story part Ill just copy and paste
PI: You truly have an admirable story, battling some incredible adversity that could be inconceivable to many in order to reach the point you are at today. Are you ready to share a bit about that?
TP: So basically, I kind of went through a lot of hard times growing up, just having a lot of loss in my family. My mom actually passed away when I was six years old, so my dad at the time, he was a firefighter, but he also owned a pretty big farm, so I spent a lot of time with my grandparents, because he had to work after my mom passed away. So then, my dadās dad, who I spent a lot of my time with, ended up passing away just a year or two after my mom passed away, so that was pretty rough for me. Then, my dad had basically raised me up until he recently passed away, about, it will almost be two years ago here in a few months. So that was obviously very hard for me. My brother who I grew up with, heās actually my half brother so heās a lot older than me, but we was really close growing up and he was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer, and they only gave him about a year to live. But, he ended up living I think it was right at four years, which was obviously a blessing, but he ended up passing away just this last August. That was very tough for meā¦and then my momās dad passed away about a month after that. I didnāt get to see him very much since he lived in Phoenix, AZ, but he did get to come down for my brotherās funeral which was good, but he passed away a month after that. Now my momās mom is actually sick in the hospital right now, just dealing with sickness right now. So, I definitely experienced a lot growing up, and I think itās also helped me become the player and the person that I am though. I feel like, you know, God doesnāt give us nothing that we canāt handle, so you know I just try to always keep that mindset that you know this is his plan, and that he is preparing me for something bigger in the future. But yeah, I have definitely experienced some hard times growing up.
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Man. Gonna be easy to root for this one
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Easy to root for, but looks and sounds like Kyle Guy. Wait til he meets Tony.
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The Coastal Carolina mention made me curious to checkā¦damned if Cliff Ellis isnāt still coaching there. 45th season as a D1 coach, right behind Boeheim. I remember they gave us a scare in the tourney in 2014. I assumed he was long finished by now.
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Thats wild. He recruited me when be was at Clemson. Or atleast his assistant did
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