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[IUsafety 2,775]

 
I also thought that Malik Williams of UL and Michigan incoming guard Jordan Poole looked terrible.
 

I'll give Williams a pass. All Star games are horrible platforms for big guys. Breakaway dunks and rebounds are the only times they get to see the ball. If Poole is starting at Michigan, I like our chances against them for the next four years.


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[ap2345 7,914]

6 hours ago, IUsafety said:

I'll give Williams a pass. All Star games are horrible platforms for big guys. Breakaway dunks and rebounds are the only times they get to see the ball. If Poole is starting at Michigan, I like our chances against them for the next four years.


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Poole is a sniper I wouldn't be saying that.

[Yogi's Picnic Basket 5,004]

So not sure where to put this, but Tremont Waters is probably gonna end up at WKU. Still wish he was gonna be a Hoosier, WKU is building a amazing class. 3 top 60 players.

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[WayneFleekHoosier 48,508]

Scout final rankings:

92. Justin Smith
100. Clifton Moore


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[WayneFleekHoosier 48,508]

Notably

Jaren Jackson (MSU) ends up at 5!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And Jordan Tucker ends up NR. Lol


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[WayneFleekHoosier 48,508]

17. Kris Wilkes
20. Malik Williams
29. Paul Scruggs
76. Mark Smith


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[WayneFleekHoosier 48,508]

247 final rankings

73. Justin Smith
138. Clifton Moore
166. Al Durham


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[HoosierAloha 30,068]

247 final rankings

73. Justin Smith
138. Clifton Moore
166. Al Durham


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Not a bad finish for what should be a down recruiting class. If these recruits can buy in they could be a solid foundation to a culture shift moving forward.

[IUsafety 2,775]

17. Kris Wilkes
20. Malik Williams
29. Paul Scruggs
76. Mark Smith


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Our state was loaded with talent. This was a major swing and miss for Crean and staff.


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[JaybobHoosier 11,852]

Our state was loaded with talent. This was a major swing and miss for Crean and staff.


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Unfortunately recruiting the state slowly went away from being a focus. Unfortunate when recruits will admit that. Not saying the old staff didn't try, but seems they didn't try hard enough.


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[Stuhoo 81,399]

3 minutes ago, JaybobHoosier said:

 

Unfortunately recruiting the state slowly went away from being a focus. Unfortunate when recruits will admit that. Not saying the old staff didn't try, but seems they didn't try hard enough.


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The Crean era tried hard enough in-state; it just seems to me that the more the in-state recruits and coaches got to know them, the less effective their efforts were.

 

[Brass Cannon 24,872]

56 minutes ago, Stuhoo said:

 

The Crean era tried hard enough in-state; it just seems to me that the more the in-state recruits and coaches got to know them, the less effective their efforts were.

 

Theres a reason old school snake oil salesman would move from town to town

[Stuhoo 81,399]

4 minutes ago, Brass Cannon said:

Theres a reason old school snake oil salesman would move from town to town

 

It's funny though; I really don't think that Crean was a snake oil salesman. I believe that he genuinely believed in himself and his abilities. However, I think he was an overeager, odd duck that had an off-putting way about him, and that's what screwed the pooch for him in-state.

 

[Class of '66 Old Fart 85,042]

12 minutes ago, Stuhoo said:

 

It's funny though; I really don't think that Crean was a snake oil salesman. I believe that he genuinely believed in himself and his abilities. However, I think he was an overeager, odd duck that had an off-putting way about him, and that's what screwed the pooch for him in-state.

 

Agree.  His personality just didn't click with a lot of kids and their families.  Would really like to hear from some of the top in-state talent we lost in the last couple of years just what it was that turned them off to FCTC and IU.  Inquiring minds want to know!

[Class of '66 Old Fart 85,042]

Earlier this month this from Crimson Quarry:  Robby Carmody. A four-star SG out of Mars HS in Mars, PA, Carmody has deep ties to the Miller family. Ranked #83 in the class of 2018, the 6’4”, 185 lb SG has unlimited range and could become a focus for Indiana.

This from Corey Evans today:  Notre Dame head Mike Brey completed an in-home visit w/'18 guard Robby Carmody; Matt Painter/Purdue expected tonight.

[Uspshoosier 46,077]

According to Pegram some other names to keep an eye out for in 2018 class are Pete Nance, Race Thompson, Ayo Dosunmu. On the radar Hameir Wright, Sid Wilson, Dwayne Cohill

 

 

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[Uspshoosier 46,077]

https://basketballrecruiting.rivals.com/news/barrett-holds-on-to-top-spot-in-2019-rankings-expansion
James Wiseman mentioned


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[Uspshoosier 46,077]

https://basketballrecruiting.rivals.com/news/conference-call-six-programs-in-need-of-a-big-spring


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[Baltimore Hoosier 986]

Anyone have predictions on who the first commit will be for 2018 given what we know so far?

I'm going with Musa Jallow. Heard it here first.

[mdn82 25,510]

Anyone have predictions on who the first commit will be for 2018 given what we know so far?
I'm going with Musa Jallow. Heard it here first.

I think him or Phinisee


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