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I think Cujo would be one heck of a sixth man as well. Comes off the bench and lights it up.

Elston is already on staff and I'm starting to doubt we get another IU guy unless Archie has offered a pay raise and an associate head coach title to either Lewis or Fife and they are trying to decide whether or not to accept the offer. Truthfully I think Archie wanted Groce and now he is trying to find the best fit possible in his opinion to fill out the staff.

I think Gelon has to be the odd man out.

Gelon wasn't in the guard workout video from today fwiw.

He is meeting with Smith on Saturday and Moore on Sunday.

Yeah I heard that Romeo's father wasn't pleased at all.

I've heard from another source that there was a conversation that went something like that between Romeo's family and Calipari.

Doug McDermott was a walk on at Creighton his senior year as well.

I'm guessing it will be a 5 freshman class with 2 grad transfers. At least 1 of the freshman could be a one and done as well. Hopefully his name is Romeo.

For everyone that doesn't already know: Top 2018 Indiana kids according to 247 sports. Romeo Langford - New Albany - 5 star Robert Phinisee - McCutcheon - 3 star Eric Hunter - Tindley - 4 star Kevin Easley - Lawrence North - 4 star Damezi Anderson - SB Riley - 4 star Musa Jallow - Bloomington North 4 star Franklin Agunanne - La Lumiere - 4 star

Well... What Brass Cannon said.

I could see IU and Butler being in play here. He committed to VCU because of coach Wade and when he left he had no reason to stay. I know Butler was after him but I'm not sure how much real interest Crean showed in him.

Well I think that's a confirmation. Comer is the new DOBO at IU.

No this is right but Crean wasn't good at either and Archie isn't Crean.

I could be wrong because there is like 10 different things that it covers and I thought that was 1 of them.

I agree. Especially when one of the athlete's at the top of the creaning list is an Indiana kid.

I think part of this problem is Glass making the scholarships 4 years guaranteed in his Student-Athlete Bill of Rights.

That is true but that's not an offer and that only means that they wanted a longer period of time to evaluate the kid.

Why is it that everyone assumes that because someone is a good recruiter means they don't know anything about development or x's and o's? Just doesn't seem like that makes a whole lot of sense.

He was definitely talking about Moore but he could have easily gotten the two players mixed up.

That makes sense. If we could get an assistant with Indiana Elite or Spiece that could be very beneficial.

What is the connection?

Nova never offered Moore. Nova 2017 Offers List: http://www.espn.com/colleges/basketball/recruiting/school/_/id/222/class/2017/page/offers

Smith > Moore. Moore is a soft stretch 4 that doesn't want to play down low at all. If we had an open scholly for him then I would take a flyer but we don't and I don't think we will. Does he have potential? Yes he does but he also seems to have a sense of entitlement to go along with him being soft.