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4 minutes ago, mdn82 said:


According to their system it wouldn’t be. I imagine the composite would have our class as top ten. Either way I am not stressing it. I said before we started getting commits and people were freaking out I would be shocked with a top 20 class in his first year. We are right there. We are going to be a lot bigger than we used to be. I like that aspect.


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Can't wait to have some shooters and length in addition to a few guys having a year under their belt with Archie. Hoping Archie adds a big grad transfer to back up DD.

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I think his will come after the two 2018 guys commit in a few weeks.

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28 minutes ago, mdn82 said:

Didn’t realize our class currently sat at 20 on there. Figured it would be top 15 for sure.


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Worth noting that they are not including top 100 recruit Race Thompson, because even though he's taking a red-shirt and has four years left, he's technically a 2017. Imagine that including Race would already put us around the top 15.

 

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29 minutes ago, akinnaird24 said:

Can't wait to have some shooters and length in addition to a few guys having a year under their belt with Archie. Hoping Archie adds a big grad transfer to back up DD.

This is what I'm excited about as well, and something that I think is going to really help Archie transform the program. As a Celtics fan, I'll equate it to the C's. When the Hayward and IT/Kyrie deals went down a lot of people thought the Celtics wouldn't be better because they lost the heart, soul, grit, etc. that IT, Bradley and Crowder brought. 

But what they weren't realizing, and something I was high on, was that by moving those three guys, who I liked, the Celtics went from a little engine that could team that lacked size, length and athleticism on the wing and perimeter, to a team with size, length and athleticism all over the court. Jaylen Brown and Tatum are young for sure, but they've transformed the way the Celtics play, along with Kyrie, on both ends. Have guys 6'7" and taller on the wings, and a pg that's 6'3"ish as opposed to 5'7", make the team so much more versatile and dynamic. There's so much more you can do. 

With this class, IU goes from a small, 3-guard lineup, to a team with size at the pg (if you include Duram) and size, length and athleticism on the wing. I'd expect our 3-pt defense to get much better with that group and our ability to penetrate and finish from the wing offensively (along with other things). 

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8 hours ago, Stuhoo said:

 

Worth noting that they are not including top 100 recruit Race Thompson, because even though he's taking a red-shirt and has four years left, he's technically a 2017. Imagine that including Race would already put us around the top 15.

 

If you added Race to the class according to 247 we would have the number 16 class. If you add Romeo to the class we have the number 4 class and if you add Race and Romeo we would have the number 3 class as of right now. Those numbers would change as UK and Duke add another recruit or 2 each. All of that was done using the class calculator on 247 also. 

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When you got Jim Boeheim, Jim Calhoun, Indiana, Wake Forest, UConn, BC, VCU, Minnesota, Fordham Brown, Hartford, St. Bonaventure, College of Charleston, Loyola, St. Joes and many more in your gym you know your at #Hoopsfest
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According to their system it wouldn’t be. I imagine the composite would have our class as top ten. Either way I am not stressing it. I said before we started getting commits and people were freaking out I would be shocked with a top 20 class in his first year. We are right there. We are going to be a lot bigger than we used to be. I like that aspect.


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Yeah,with tbe length the closeouts on shooters should be much improved.
I think the packline to be successful depends on having long athletes.They're on the way.

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15 hours ago, Uspshoosier said:

When you got Jim Boeheim, Jim Calhoun, Indiana, Wake Forest, UConn, BC, VCU, Minnesota, Fordham Brown, Hartford, St. Bonaventure, College of Charleston, Loyola, St. Joes and many more in your gym you know your at #Hoopsfest
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Maybe Walter Ellis from South Bend.

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Bonner-Prendie vs. Pope John XXIII, 4:30 PM
Isaiah Wong has been a huge contribution for the Friars this year; the 6-3 junior has eclipsed the 1,000 point barrier for his career. Bonner’s front court features Rider commit Ajiri Johnson and Tariq Ingraham, a pair of 6-8 rim rattlers. Pope John features Samba Diallo, a 6-6 UMass commit. The versatile swingman is partnered with Sacred Heat commit, 6-foot guard Aaron Clarke.  

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21 minutes ago, Jam said:

Jordan Tucker transferring from Duke. What a shock!

 

 

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No surprising to me wasn't getting to play much and there are incoming players next year plus players in front of him. Didn't really fit in.

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