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Not to be a party pooper, but... It's my understanding that last year's and this years FISU men's basketball events aren't comparable with this year's being a more regional event for the Americas versus last year's being a world event. The world event is every two years on odd years and countries like Brazil get more sponsoring and actually can afford to bring national teams with the best from the country. For the America games, there are less sponsors so teams like Brazil are merely represented by a single university due to lacking the funds to coordinate travel and practices for a national team. So, I think the talent is significantly less this year compared to what Baylor faced last year. Unfortunately.

Just for fun... Since Tuttle is not included in the class rankings. I went to the class calculator for IU on 247 and added a player with a similar rating as Tuttle's coming out of HS. Tuttle's 247 rating was 0.9320, and the closest player to him in 2019 is Keiondre Jones (Auburn commit) with a rating of 0.9318. This addition brought our projected team score up to 203.92 and would move us up to 31st overall (just ahead of Kentucky). We would also surpass Minnesota and Iowa for 8th in the Big Ten. I know this doesn't really mean anything, but seemed like a fun way to try to estimate where our class would rank with Tuttle included.

Up to 38th overall on 247 (still 10th in the Big Ten). https://247sports.com/Season/2019-Football/CompositeTeamRankings/

Not sure if IU is in the race for him or not, but this video about Igiehon is worth a look. He mentions getting a phone call from Victor Oladipo (3:33 mark) trying to recruit him to his former high school in Maryland. Igiehon ultimately chose a different school because of family, but Dipo reaching out definitely seems to have had a impact on him. Hopefully Dipo is still in touch with him and talking up IU now!