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[WayneFleekHoosier 48,386]

If Eron Harris gets cleared to play I want him the most. Run 3 and 4 guard sets. Ferrell, Robinson, Blackmon, Johnson, Harris. That would be a ridiculous 5 guards.

Think :
Yogi
Blackmon
Harris
Troy W
Hanner

It would be fun, I think.

Add Cunningham and a big and call it a day.

[Basketball4iU 2,006]

[quote name="BlueDevil2aHoosier" post="56544" timestamp="1396290847"]Marlin went to Indiana Wesleyan if I'm correct the NAIA D2 National Champs[/quote]
This is correct


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[Bryan Medema 1,488]

Haha your speculation means as much as mine. I mean, I'd love for Crean to go after both. Not sure if he will though. I'm sure they will exhaust every option though

No kidding right? I think, as a stop gate at the least, he makes sense. We really need to ensure that one of these three open scholarships is left open (either by a 5th year or going unused) for a 2015 player.

[KelleyHoosh 2,263]

No kidding right? I think, as a stop gate at the least, he makes sense. We really need to ensure that one of these three open scholarships is left open (either by a 5th year or going unused) for a 2015 player.

Agreed, we need at least one 5th year big for this year so we can free up more scholarships to balance future classes

[KZ-Hoosier 1]

Yes thanks hovodipo.. womder what are chances of getting the 7ftr is....?

[Bryan Medema 1,488]

Yes thanks hovodipo.. womder what are chances of getting the 7ftr is....?

He seems pretty intent on playing, at the very least, in the Midwest. He's spoken with IU, Purdue, Butler, and OSU. Given that three Indiana schools made the cut, I'd surmise this is a good sign that he wants to be in the state. Not that we're in the greatest position, but I would still argue we have a lot more to offer him than Purdue and Butler. Looking at it that way, I'd say we have a good chance. Then again, I think I've wiffed on every single prediction lately, so maybe I should run the other direction with this one?

 

Ultimately I'd love to see him come, spend that year off in the weight room and on the court learning how to use his body. It's not every day you get the chance to see a third year 7'er step on the court.