Arizona State and Xavier are in today for 2020 four-star Zeb Jackson
Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2018 6:57 pm
Arizona State and Xavier are in today for 2020 four-star four-star Zeb Jackson
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What are you trying to say here? I’ll make a leap of faith and say that both went to watch Zeb play. As we’ve learned, verbal commitments, even ones months away from making it official. can be tenuous, so I won’t get real excited if Zeb commits now. It’s great to see that Coach Steele is still able to recruit at a high level, after getting 3 great grad transfer after Mack left for L-Ville, after a pathetic recruiting effort. Me thinks he was a little distracted recruiting for the Cards during the season, and trying to push the narrative that flaming out in the 1st weekend as heavy favorites in 2 of the last three years was an anomaly. As he “classlessly (sic)” said when he left to buoy his excuses, “He could not recruit the kind of players at X that he can at L-Ville, which contributed to his performance. Perhaps playing dodgeball instead of teaching defense may have contributed to it as well.
Thanks for the constructive *****. Feel free to put me on ignore. BTW, congrats. You've made 3 posts this year, and are already in the running for posting two of the dumbest, I mean unwise ones. A team needs 3 point guards? Considering Goodin and Scruggs will occupy 38.5 minutes at pg per game (the other 1:30 reserved for walk-ones during blowouts), it would be quite difficult to recruit a quality one. You probably think a baseball team needs 5 catchers as well.
considering it is the "home visit" period, which you should know if you follow college basketball, therefore you should know that means the schools make home visits.Anti-Homer wrote: ↑Thu Sep 13, 2018 6:44 pmWhat are you trying to say here? I’ll make a leap of faith and say that both went to watch Zeb play. As we’ve learned, verbal commitments, even ones months away from making it official. can be tenuous, so I won’t get real excited if Zeb commits now. It’s great to see that Coach Steele is still able to recruit at a high level, after getting 3 great grad transfer after Mack left for L-Ville, after a pathetic recruiting effort. Me thinks he was a little distracted recruiting for the Cards during the season, and trying to push the narrative that flaming out in the 1st weekend as heavy favorites in 2 of the last three years was an anomaly. As he “classlessly (sic)” said when he left to buoy his excuses, “He could not recruit the kind of players at X that he can at L-Ville, which contributed to his performance. Perhaps playing dodgeball instead of teaching defense may have contributed to it as well.
I was actually growing fond of Coach Mack, and held no ill will towards him when he accepted a top 10 bball job (despite his lackluster results) until he felt the inexplicable need to take a shot at the recruits he had at X. Funny that he failed to mention that he woke up on 3rd base (the worst kept secret in cbb that year) in his inaugural year, and left Coach Steele in a lurch when he left. I hope karma does its thing in Louisville this year.
Thank you sir. i knew that, and still couldn't connect the dots. Like Daniel, as hard as I try, I'll never achieve the wisdom of the Board's sensei.muskieman wrote: ↑Fri Sep 14, 2018 12:16 amconsidering it is the "home visit" period, which you should know if you follow college basketball, therefore you should know that means the schools make home visits.Anti-Homer wrote: ↑Thu Sep 13, 2018 6:44 pmWhat are you trying to say here? I’ll make a leap of faith and say that both went to watch Zeb play. As we’ve learned, verbal commitments, even ones months away from making it official. can be tenuous, so I won’t get real excited if Zeb commits now. It’s great to see that Coach Steele is still able to recruit at a high level, after getting 3 great grad transfer after Mack left for L-Ville, after a pathetic recruiting effort. Me thinks he was a little distracted recruiting for the Cards during the season, and trying to push the narrative that flaming out in the 1st weekend as heavy favorites in 2 of the last three years was an anomaly. As he “classlessly (sic)” said when he left to buoy his excuses, “He could not recruit the kind of players at X that he can at L-Ville, which contributed to his performance. Perhaps playing dodgeball instead of teaching defense may have contributed to it as well.
I was actually growing fond of Coach Mack, and held no ill will towards him when he accepted a top 10 bball job (despite his lackluster results) until he felt the inexplicable need to take a shot at the recruits he had at X. Funny that he failed to mention that he woke up on 3rd base (the worst kept secret in cbb that year) in his inaugural year, and left Coach Steele in a lurch when he left. I hope karma does its thing in Louisville this year.
Roster,roster wrote: ↑Thu Sep 13, 2018 11:15 pmMy! You sure are full of yourself! I notice you didn't bother denying your multiple, tiresome rants about Mack. And what difference does it make how often I post? Is that the best you got? By the way, a team needs three players who can play point in case of a illness, injury or foul trouble, but based on the way I have seen you analyze anything, I can see how you missed that. Feel free to put me on ignore.