What does Brad do? Recruit him in and use the last ride or wait until 2nd Semester to use it like previously planned?
What does Brad do? Recruit him in and use the last ride or wait until 2nd Semester to use it like previously planned?
Pretty sure Perrin took his spot.What does Brad do? Recruit him in and use the last ride or wait until 2nd Semester to use it like previously planned?
You are correct. We only have one ride left.Pretty sure Perrin took his spot.
You are correct. We only have one ride left.
If we have a ride left and he truly is an NBA type of talent at 6'10" then why hold a spot? I thought that's exactly the reason we were holding one open. If it comes early then use it. If you think we can get better then dont. I liked what little i saw of him.You are correct. We only have one ride left.
He decomitted from Depaul because he wanted to reclassify to 2022 and have guaranteed playtime in year 1. Depaul recently landed a transfer in his same position so if Gapare is adamant on being 2022 and wanting PT right away, we have no shot.If we have a ride left and he truly is an NBA type of talent at 6'10" then why hold a spot? I thought that's exactly the reason we were holding one open. If it comes early then use it. If you think we can get better then dont. I liked what little i saw of him.
I guess it is just because I don’t know Frankie and I know Kendall very well. Hard to imagine how the time has gone by.Kendall is more than 10 years older than Frank while Damone is almost 10 years older than Phoenix.
For me, full recruiting cycle = traditional 4 years.I’ll need to see a few more recruiting wins than a top 100 wing to be fully concerned he’s making Mizzou into a perennial top 25 team. I’d bet it takes him more than a year to really show progress.
We've all seen what happens when outstanding assistants are hired. Gates got a good one in Young and that will help him bring better talent to Mizzou. If he hires another outstanding recruiter, he could have them back in the NCAA in 3 years.For me, full recruiting cycle = traditional 4 years.
It'll be a while, but they will be much more competitive than a Cuonzo led team.
Now we’re on the same page. 95% of coaches deserve 4 years to prove what they can make out of a team, though in basketball it’s definitely possible to elevate quicker than football.For me, full recruiting cycle = traditional 4 years.
It'll be a while, but they will be much more competitive than a Cuonzo led team.
Lunardi has them as first four out, clearly on this year's bubble. Not saying it will happen, but with the transfers going the way they are, I'd think you'd want good coaches to get to the tourney in year 2 at least. Under the new rules, it's likely BU would have done so IMO.We've all seen what happens when outstanding assistants are hired. Gates got a good one in Young and that will help him bring better talent to Mizzou. If he hires another outstanding recruiter, he could have them back in the NCAA in 3 years.
I don't think we flip 5+ games in 2018/19 with a few transfers, we weren't exactly a destination for really anyone at that point. The big grad transfer we got that season was Adonis De La Rosa (Feliz too from Juco), which says a lot about where we were.Lunardi has them as first four out, clearly on this year's bubble. Not saying it will happen, but with the transfers going the way they are, I'd think you'd want good coaches to get to the tourney in year 2 at least. Under the new rules, it's likely BU would have done so IMO.
Unfair comparison before NIL and now with NIL. Missouri isn't a destinationI don't think we flip 5+ games in 2018/19 with a few transfers, we weren't exactly a destination for really anyone at that point. The big grad transfer we got that season was Adonis De La Rosa (Feliz too from Juco), which says a lot about where we were.
probably just a typoNojus '023??????
This article makes it seem that his recruitment is very open.Top 150 forward Amani Hansberry breaks down visits and what matters in his recruitment
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- In the class of 2023, there are few players that play harder than Amani Hansberry. Few are more productive either and now the No. 130 ranked player247sports.com
Caught a couple of his games this past weekend. Very good player, hope Chester can close the deal on him.Top 150 forward Amani Hansberry breaks down visits and what matters in his recruitment
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- In the class of 2023, there are few players that play harder than Amani Hansberry. Few are more productive either and now the No. 130 ranked player247sports.com
They were for Mosley.Unfair comparison before NIL and now with NIL. Missouri isn't a destination
Pretty common for a guy in his mid 50s to have a sophomore in high school. A lot less common for a guy in his late 30s to have a freshman in college. Either way yes makes us feel old when classmates or childhood idols have kids reaching milestones. In my case Gill was an idol and Frank was in many of my undergrad classesI
I guess it is just because I don’t know Frankie and I know Kendall very well. Hard to imagine how the time has gone by.
Hopkins? /SOnly room for 1 Bryce in my heart, still holding out hope!