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According to 247, looks like it would move IU's class up to 7th (one spot ahead of Vandy).

In the grand scheme of all things college basketball now, great pun here.

I think it was widely regarded that Tom Crean needed to keep Jonas Hayes on staff to help with the transition and hit the ground running. Well, Hayes accepted assistant job at Xavier, leaving the south and his alma mater behind.

Below article indicates no more visits for Romeo. Direct quote from him, too. https://www.flohoops.com/articles/6169126-flo40-no-6-romeo-langford-targeting-decision-in-next-few-weeks

I think it was first brought up last summer that Ed Schilling had a really good IN with the Watfords from his time working with Christian. Let's see what ya got, Ed!

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Just did a quick google search... Indy Star announced Kyle Guy on 4/28 and Kris Wilkes on 4/27. So, 4/26 and 4/27 would fall in line with the previous two announcements.

Jones' commitments bumps Illinois' class up 2 spots to 7th overall in the B1G ahead of Minnesota and Purdue.

No worries. There are people who vouch for him, so time will show if he has the credibility or not.

Hoosier Sports Nation. It was the old IU Scout board during the Davis/Sampson/early Crean years, too.

It’s not from a premium forum

hope not! HUGE Angels fan, so anxiously waiting for them to get back to the postseason and not waste Trout's prime

Wow. Darius Bazley chooses the G-League over Syracuse. https://sports.yahoo.com/projected-top-10-draft-pick-make-leap-high-school-g-league-193725979.html

The one thing I'm not certain about is if he stayed at Dartmouth as a student this past year and had planned to transfer to Xavier as a grad transfer; or, if he transferred to Xavier this past season, sat out, and would've been eligible two years at X. Having two years immediately eligible suggests that he graduated from somewhere, but I don't know if he has a Dartmouth or Xavier degree. Interesting case...

From Jeff Borzello: Dartmouth graduate transfer Evan Boudreaux has committed to Purdue, source told ESPN. Averaged 17.5 points and 9.5 rebounds in 2016-17, decommitted from Xavier when Chris Mack left for Louisville.

Just reading his tweets, I would certainly agree with you and he doesn't seem to hide it...

Someone sent this to me this morning to look at. Is Ryan Wheeler an asst at New Albany? If so, he had a few interesting tweets during that final exchange last night plus some back-and-forth. https://twitter.com/Wheelerallday For those with twitter, expand that bottom tweet and read the 30+ responses. He doesn't say specifically Romeo is going anywhere, but easily comes across as pro-IU and pro-Archie.

https://basketballrecruiting.rivals.com/news/mcdonald-s-aa-game-prospects-predict-peers-college-decisions Interesting responses from two of the Kansas guys...

Even if it was prioritization, shouldn't the staff have touched base and visited? Does this speak to where they feel they are with other recruits, or where they think they are with Watford?

This has similar feel to when Holtmann started re-offering Indiana kids once he took over at OSU. It's new and fresh, but the dust will settle.

It is. I've noticed it's mostly the old Scout guys who show up as VIP. But, you can look at the history and figure out who the pick usually is.

I'm not sure if there is any new intel out there to justify switching a CB pick from Indiana to MSU, but looks like that happened yesterday. Just passing along...

https://basketballrecruiting.rivals.com/news/romeo-langford-goes-in-depth-on-recruiting-at-mcdonald-s-all-american Paraphrasing on what stands out... Indiana: Coach Miller. Coach Schilling and the skill development guys he had at UCLA. Vanderbilt: Drewfus played in the league and runs a pro system. Kansas: History with big guards

This is per Paul Biancardi’s appearance on Dakich’s radio show this afternoon