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Adversity is healthy. It brings out two very different, distinct conclusions.

I feel like he's too bright a kid to not improve dramatically. We may need a little patience, but the bust players tend to be athletic and a bit uninspired from the neck up. Justin is very squared away and very athletic, just a little raw.

Waaay too much optimism; this is a good team, at home, playing with something to prove. It'll be close. IU: 78, IUPFW: 71

I get a Juwan Morgan absolutely mature, super high-end person vibe from him.

Pass on Tilmon.

I'm not worried about any other team in that poll. And I'm happy for IU.

Jeff Borzello ESPN Staff Writer Even with the flurry of commitments in the last two weeks, there are still 10 uncommitted five-star prospects left in 2017. Seven more between No. 26 and No. 100.

Diallo has played his AAU ball for the NY Rens, which means there's a guy who is currently pretty high on IUBB who has been his point guard: Devonte Green.

Also under the radar a bit more because because after having a good AAU season post-sophomore year (see article below) he did not play AAU ball last summer. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name to Know: 6'5" Unsigned Sr Curtis Haywood of Mustang High School (OK) 01/03/2016, 8:15am EST By Jamie Shaw Name to Know 6’5” Unsigned Senior Curtis Haywood of Mustang (OK) By Jamie Shaw Curtis Haywood entered the Beach Ball Classic as a little known player, however he left as a kid that is sure to get mid and high major schools calling. It doesn’t make sense why Mustang High School (OK) wing Curtis Haywood came in with little college fanfare. He played this summer on Nike’s EYBL circuit with an Athlete’s First team that finished the summer 12-5. On that team, Haywood finished third in points (12.7) and third in rebounds (5.8). He also shot 33% from beyond the arc and averaged 2.1 assists per game. However, throughout the process Haywood only really Western Kentucky has offered. His recruitment there has been fluid to say the least. Western Kentucky offered Haywood during the EYBL and then dropped his offer after Haywood did not sign early. However, Western Kentucky has since picked back up their recruitment and re-offered Haywood. Haywood and his Mustang High School coach state that Texas is still evaluating him with a chance to offer coming soon. It is our opinion that after Haywood’s performance at the Beach Ball Classic, he is very close to having a lot more options than what is currently on the table. Haywood passes the look test, walking on to the court. He stands a legit 6’5” with a 6’11” wing span. When he plays you quickly notice his court IQ. He reads passing lanes very well on defense and he passes the ball extremely well from the wing. Haywood has a smooth quick stroke with deep range and gets out and runs well in transition. It would not surprise us to see Power 5 schools get in the mix here, he is one of the better seniors left on the board

Yale has over 1,000 points? I'm confused [emoji57]

Liberty lost by 5 at VCU. They aren't a high-level team, but they aren't all that bad. We. Are. Really. Good.

The current top 100 for 2017 aren't necessarily the top 100 as of August of 2017, or in other words... We'll be fine.

Wha?!? No.

Not free, but you can buy one month only for $9.99.

Okay... I'll be the one to officially say it:

PU is probably gonna win, but they have some real flaws.

Yup. They really miss Hammons's ability to protect the rim.

You are clairvoyant sir. Halftime score: Georgia State 30, PU 27 Hollowell with 13.

There'll be lots and lots and lots and lots more.

There won't be an upset, but there will be some upset.

Me and the ten year old looked at Hulls pics when he was six or seven. He went five of six from the stripe in his 5th grade rec league game last night! PS: While wearing uni #1 and IU socks...in South Florida. Kid's a player.

Geez Wayne; we've got practically nothing to argue about! What fun is that?

No one is saying we offered. CTC and Chuck were obviously invited by Hillcrest Prep, and they thought they were well served by leaving no stone un-turned and taking a look. Also, Hollins played at a small SF Catholic school until this year, and still had multiple major conference offers (ASU, LSU, etc). Checking out a kid like that is the kind of extra effort that has, at times led to our biggest recruiting under-the-radar home runs.

And here's where our thoughts diverge. EVERY coach has the occasional swing and miss. That's why there are 13 scholarship players and a ten man rotation. Having a back bench guy who doesn't mess with team chemistry even when he never sniffs the court is a good thing, as long as we have talent in our ten man rotation. Tim Priller needs to work hard in practice, be a great in-game cheerleader, and never, ever complain about not playing, in return for his at-will scholarship. If he gets his degree in three and we need the scholly for next year? Well... And, for what it's worth, the jury is still out on Gelon.