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And if 2 kids are very similar, take the Hoosier first.

Hometown crowd probably won't mind. LA is chock full of crybabies.

https://www.raptorshq.com/2017/6/23/15861454/nba-draft-2017-toronto-raptors-draft-grades-og-anunoby

Sounds to me if he likes what CAM has to say, he'll be a Hoosier!

Exactly. Just because you're good at basketball doesn't mean that you have to come to college, play basketball and represent your self, your university and your team properly, while getting a free education. You are certainly welcome to play pickup at the Hyper, drink beer nightly, work at a pizza joint and pay your own way.

I would agree with this, other than it might be the soft sell, relationship building that gives UK a leg up. If he doesn't choose UK it's mute, but if he does? Who knows?

Yes. You probably have the better idea. I was initially thinking of just taking college coaches, of any kind, out of the equation. I hadn't thought it fully through.

It should just be successful high school coaches that have nothing ulterior to gain by forging the relationships.

http://www.courier-journal.com/story/sports/college/kentucky/2017/06/20/john-calipari-romeo-langford-just-special/410684001/ Please excuse the Slime.

The numbskull also finished his "Thanks for the memories" blurb with "It's Butler"

Yep, tall and thick would never be confused with meaning the same thing.

Might look a little thicker, because this is post-workout and they are pumped up.

From ESPN: No one-and-done point guards in 2018 The Class of 2016 had the best group of point guards in a long time. In this year's class there isn't one point guard ranked inside the top 10. This group is very good for the college game, but not the type to take over and then immediately jump to the pros. Darius Garland is the highest-rated point guard in the class. In order for him to make the jump he would need to hit the weight room and gain much-needed muscle and maybe even grow some to fit into that category. The great news is college basketball will have some outstanding point guards for multiple years.

These days, a decade after hitting 40, I wouldn't mind a body like Priller...

I think, once we get that first 4 or 5 star to pop, even if it's a '19, it'll serve as a springboard.

Hopefully that's just classmate support and not destination support.

IU offered the good David Duke.

Right, that means still we don't have a need for it in 2017. Not the same scenario, but both diff types of apples. We'll find out what happens. I think he was red-shirted because it will really help his game, and maybe it was noticed that his game wasn't helped that much. Maybe we'll find out his indiscretion.

You could be right. We have plenty too, but few wanted to see Gelon tying one up for the next 3 years.

That probably means "I want to replace him with a better player"

He is not. Strangely, Funderburk, Funderburke.

or Bawa Muniru No that we type it out, sure seems like a definite pattern

I'm not sure how much time was actually put into Will or Stan either...