Illinois Hoops Recruiting Thread

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Not going after him hard? THATS why we didn't make his final list!?
Most likely yes.

Question for you. We've offered tons of recruits. According to the scholarship grid done by @BMoreIllini (great work by the way!), we've made over 50 offers for the 2022 cycle. Way more than we have scholarships. Are you going to post "Illinois goes down in flames" or the like for every recruit that goes elsewhere? You do understand that, mathematically, we're only going to land like one-in-ten out of these recruits, right?
 
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I think it will be significantly more, but I have no idea how much they will actually earn per player. I'm sure there will be disappointments. I think there will be some deals where the whole team will split the pot. I like that idea, but the big earners aren't going to be interested in that.
Some of the minor sports plan to share revenue.
 
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illininutt

Tinley Park
Most likely yes.

Question for you. We've offered tons of recruits. According to the scholarship grid done by @BMoreIllini (great work by the way!), we've made over 50 offers for the 2022 cycle. Way more than we have scholarships. Are you going to post "Illinois goes down in flames" or the like for every recruit that goes elsewhere? You do understand that, mathematically, we're only going to land like one-in-ten out of these recruits, right?
Thats he first time I did the AC/DC (whom I saw at old W Sox park about 1977/warmup for Aerosmith) saying. Never did it before. I was listening to AC/DC and that song was playing.
 
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Most likely yes.

Question for you. We've offered tons of recruits. According to the scholarship grid done by @BMoreIllini (great work by the way!), we've made over 50 offers for the 2022 cycle. Way more than we have scholarships. Are you going to post "Illinois goes down in flames" or the like for every recruit that goes elsewhere? You do understand that, mathematically, we're only going to land like one-in-ten out of these recruits, right?

+1 on the scholarship grid, and you're right --many posters seem to overstate the negative aspects of how the process normally plays out. It's not like there are 50 offers, first come first severed, and whoever says yes gets one. If 5 point guards all said they want to come here, staff wouldn't take all of them. Skill set, etc., creat priority, which means some guys will eliminate others, or cause staff to cool on them. That said, when a coveted recruit says they're headed elsewhere, there's no avoiding that's a downer.
 
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CoalCity

St Paul, MN
Most likely yes.

Question for you. We've offered tons of recruits. According to the scholarship grid done by @BMoreIllini (great work by the way!), we've made over 50 offers for the 2022 cycle. Way more than we have scholarships. Are you going to post "Illinois goes down in flames" or the like for every recruit that goes elsewhere? You do understand that, mathematically, we're only going to land like one-in-ten out of these recruits, right?
You dont know who you're talking to do you LOL
 
#385      
Nothing. But what prevents any random person from funneling money to another person by purchasing a bunch of their stuff they produce? Nothing. That's called commerce, and there is no reason why college basketball players should arbitrarily be cut out of it when college students who are not NCAA athletes can sell whatever they want.
Commerce? Yeah, that’s the ticket. That’s my story and I’m stickin’ with it.
 
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altgeld88

Arlington, Virginia
People getting paid for goods or services is commerce.
+100. Trade is always denigrated as pedestrian for some reason when it's actually the apex of civilization.

For some reason, your riposte reminds me of the SNL satire from 1990, George F. Will's Sports Machine: "Lemme ask you a question! Have you ever played baseball?!"

 
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Mens Basketball My Bad GIF
His big mouth is only going to inspire Kofi to dominate him even more.
 
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is Oregon going to make their college kids take math and reading, be a recruiting bonus if they don't
It's not that Oregon high schools don't take Math and Reading, it's just that they don't test for results of what they have or haven't learned.
 
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Most likely yes.

Question for you. We've offered tons of recruits. According to the scholarship grid done by @BMoreIllini (great work by the way!), we've made over 50 offers for the 2022 cycle. Way more than we have scholarships. Are you going to post "Illinois goes down in flames" or the like for every recruit that goes elsewhere? You do understand that, mathematically, we're only going to land like one-in-ten out of these recruits, right?
I think we only have 1 in 25 scholarships available for 2022. Or is it 1 in 50?
 
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I think we only have 1 in 25 scholarships available for 2022. Or is it 1 in 50?
Yeah, I meant as a proportion of total offers vs. total signed players. I've seen speculation we will have a 5-6 man class. Obviously we've already filled 3 of those spots. A number of those 50+ offers have also already committed elsewhere, or put us out of the running.
 
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Yeah, I meant as a proportion of total offers vs. total signed players. I've seen speculation we will have a 5-6 man class. Obviously we've already filled 3 of those spots. A number of those 50+ offers have also already committed elsewhere, or put us out of the running.
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