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This thread is about Illinois basketball recruiting.
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Keita Bates-Diop picked up his offer from Michigan. He said he was humbled and excited by it.
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Well I am not really sure where to put this.
But we were talking about how Groce et al talking down expectations for the 2012-13 team is going to negatively impact recruiting. Someone stated that Groce hadn't done that but he certainly has talked about how they are behind in recruiting 2013 and so have our coaches and so have our main reporters. That tempers the expectations of fans and more importantly donors but it should also send a clarion bell to any 2013 recruit that we are not going to be good for the majority or the entirety (if they are really good) of their college career. I think that is a mistake. And of course managing expectations = talking them down by definition. __________________ "To forbid us anything is to make us have a mind for it." Michel Eyquem de Montaigne |
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Unfortunately, we are behind with 2013 recruits and our expectations for the coming year are an unknown, particularly, given our tough schedule. Is Groce supposed to say we are going out and kick butt when the reality is uncertain? I think there is a fine line that can be walked that says we are building something special here without raising immediate expectations. Should we have a decent season, that will be the proof necessary to propel the vision of Illinois basketball into the future.
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Is Jaylon Tate on Groce's radar? With Moore going to SMU, things aren't looking to good on the pg front. Hope I'm wrong, but I suspect the odds of getting an out-of-state 2013 pg aren't too good, since Groce is getting a late start...
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Tate is not at the level we would want, IMO. I would rather have Davis. I like Morris from Michigan, too.
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I've been wondering about Jaylon Tate, also.
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Is Tate still borderline top 100? It would be nice to start building that Simeon bridge.
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Malcolm Hill's team won the championship at the NBPA top 100 camp, and he's getting some very positive reviews for his steady play:
https://twitter.com/#!/JaceyZembal "The Thunder win NBPA @Top100Camp title, with Daniel Hamilton, Kendal Harris, Malcolm Hill, Stevie Clark and others playing key roles." __________________ Last living member of Olaf Blab fan club Last edited by Chris Yates; Jun 16, 2012 at 08:12 PM. |
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Hoops Reports rankings for top 2015 players in the country:
12. Jalen Coleman, SG, Indianapolis, IN 13. Hyron Edwards, PG, East Chicago, IL 16. Charles Mathews, SG, Chicago, IL 26. Brandon Hutton, WF, Chicago, IL 55. Tyler Jackson, C, LaGrange Park, IL 75. Joffrey Brown, SG, Westchester, IL http://hoopsreports.blogspot.com/201...of-top-25.html |
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__________________ "To forbid us anything is to make us have a mind for it." Michel Eyquem de Montaigne |
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Louisville transfer Stephen Van Treese visiting this week. 6-8 and could be immediately eligible.
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It's in print version of News Gazette. Klee.
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No thank you on Van Treese.
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Thomas Hurts Parker Recruitment
Mike Thomas on Sat Sportsline indicates he is not a fan of the one and dones...
The implication of this is pretty large. Of course, he doesnt coach the team, but if your boss is not a big fan of that type of system or athlete, I dont think you spend a lot of time recruiting those players. I am sure others heard that, any thoughts? |
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Did Thomas say why he feels that a way? But, I would support that thinking, with one exception - if the one-and-done kid WANTS to come to UoI. I would suggest that we recruit such kids, but not stoop too low for them. I feel for UoI it is far better to get kids the liks of M Hill oe Leonard. Two-and-done, with the potential of one-and-done. That until we can compete with Duke/MSU/KY without going under the table to get such kids. |
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I'm sure Groce focuses on the positives and immense potential the program has when talking to recruits with an attractive mix of honesty and forward vision. |
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We've discussed on the recruiting page the ability of coaches to get their players to the NBA and the positive impact that can have on recruiting. So I decided to do a little research on which coaches/programs were best at getting their kids to the NBA
My analysis was simple. I wanted to check on which RSCI top-30 recruits made it into the first round of the NBA draft (1st 30 picks). I used the RSCI final ratings from 2005 thru 2010 (6 yrs). This method equates 2nd round pick or undrafted who eventually plays in the NBA as a failure, and 1st round picks who wash out as success. Reason for this is that development (or lack thereof) after the draft is difficult to attribute to the college coach I summarized for the big programs, so not all results are in the table below. One other thing, I lumped Memphis under Cal and UK under Cal into one entry Here are the results (highest % of 1st rd success at top) Ist Rd Not % UK/Mem (Cal) 7 0 100% OSU 5 0 100% No Car 5 2 71% Kansas 5 4 56% Syr 2 2 50% Duke 4 7 36% UConn 1 2 33% Tenn 1 2 33% OK 1 3 25% AZ 1 3 25% Gtown 1 4 20% MSU 0 2 0% From this analysis, Cal and OSU (Matta) are tops, and St. Izzo is at the bottom. Last edited by ctblaisdell83; Jun 17, 2012 at 09:25 AM. Reason: make table readable |