Ok Trey is gone , so let’s move on. Who is next up on our recruiting list. Miller looks good , so how do we stand with him. He sounds more like a 3 or 4 , and with Dumcomb in the middle that seems like a really good fit. Let’s stop whining about who is not coming and start looking forward to who is.
Who is next man up
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It's not a long list (Miller and Aminu Mohammed, pretty much I think!) and something I do think Archie could be rightly criticized for, is not having more irons in the fire. It's worked for him until this year, but he's definitely taken much more of a rifle approach to Tom Crean's scatter gun. Maybe there's a happy medium that might serve us well. Maybe he'll get some help this year with an expanded list of transfers, but the "regular" 2021 class was hurt greatly by TK's decision. And as an example, MP had Furst, TK and Ingram that he was going after. Wasn't a factor when he was landing his top targets, but I think it's a reasonable discussion.
Miller and Aminu. After that it turns to spring recruiting. Keep in mind every player can transfer without sitting out starting next Spring. This could be a class where Logan is our only incoming freshman, but we could have sophomores/juniors/seniors also transferring in.
Another thing to keep in mind is that Durham and Brunk can come back next year. 5th year Al Durham is a lot better than many freshman guards. Same for 7th year (crazy) Joey Brunk in the front court.
Another thing to keep in mind is that Durham and Brunk can come back next year. 5th year Al Durham is a lot better than many freshman guards. Same for 7th year (crazy) Joey Brunk in the front court.
Is this open transfer thing a done deal, or just something folks have read is being considered? I'd not heard that, but I do belive all winter sport athletes this year can bet an extra year of eligibility if they want it.
The NCAA has granted that year, but schools aren’t obligated to extend that same offer. Budgets are going to be very tight, and it’s unrealistic to believe that enough scholarship money will be available for every player who would like to extend. As much as anything, the scarcity of scholarships for that extra year will drive whatever additional transfer activity we might see.
starting at center....a 6 foot 11 Doctorate Student.... Joey Brunk.
I believe Brunk is in year 5 now, and next year would be 6. Race Thompson and Jerome will also have that option down the road.
Hope not! Are you sure you’re not thinking of Jess Settles as far as longevity is concerned?
please tell me you are getting Settles and Street mixed up???
If you don't know what I'm talking about...do some research on Wiki.
Aminu Mohammed exploring options — including leaving Greenwood early to enroll in college
Harmon said the five-star prospect needs to be prepared in the event the season is canceled or if too many games are canceled.
www.news-leader.com
Yeah I figured as much. And for the record...both were damn tough opponents and guys we would have loved to see wearing IU jerseys.
mixed up players names. I meant Settles. I know Street passed. Sorry for mix up.
thought so. Street's death was tough...good clean kid, played hard and was skilled. He, Nover and Painter were all friends (maybe played with/against on the AAU circuit). I read that when the news broke, Nover and Painter talked on the phone for an hour (both were still at IU/Purdue).
And it's well documented, Jess Settles spent 17 yrs as a player for Dr Tom. He finally used up his eligibility when he turned 40 yrs old (TIC...sort of).
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