SactownIllini
- Coleman Hawkinsland
Yes this. Also See You in September Amani by The Happenings.
Illinois Hoops Recruiting Thread
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skyIdub
Winged Warrior
MustangWally
- Mayfield
He can reclass back easily because he originally a 2022. He is 18. He’s not like a kid who reclasses ahead and is younger.
Moretti is actually in his right class in 2022. He was going to take an extra year at prep school but may be rethinking it.
Not sure what the coaches are thinking about him, though.
foby
- Bonnaroo Land
I take it as a great sign that this song actually played on the station I was listening to immediately after I read the posts from Indy and others.
Joel Goodson
- respect my decision™
Yeah, knew that. But thanks for clarifying. My post wasn't clear on that.
In his podcast BU said he wants the ball in Ty’s hands. Don’t know if that means using him as a PG or maybe at the pinchpost. If he is at PG the team will be really big and defensively switchable 1-5. Roles will be interesting.
Future Walk-On
- Peoria, IL
we are going to be so good. for many many years.
ChiefGritty
- Chicago, IL
The way college basketball is heading is a free for all every offseason. The idea of a scholarship grid (which is still appreciated and interesting!) is almost a joke. A bunch of these guys we're penciling in as anchors in this thread are going to transfer away with big opportunity still in front of them at Illinois, that's reality.
That's an environment in which certain kinds of coaches are going to struggle and others are going to thrive. We have, thank goodness, one of the latter.
Both in terms of understanding the structure he needs to keep getting players, and the ability to develop and deploy them with limited time and amid changing rosters, BU is a gem for the direction the sport is heading. There will be down seasons and moments where the pieces don't fit (including potentially this winter), program consistency is probably a thing of the past in college basketball, but we'll be scrapping in the upper echelons of the conference more often than not.
You mean by The Tempos (1959)
Username checks out.
Are they doubting adding him because they think he adds little to no value next year or because they are more comfortable with their PG situation then they were a few weeks ago? Maybe both?They're planning a visit ... But word I got was TBD on pushing the gas ...
I'd guess they just want to see him play more. With the caliber of recruits we have been pulling in, you don't want to make quick judgements, particularly when the player may not be playing top competition on a regular basis. You have to be sure he can help you.
I prefer Jimmy Durante version, but Frank will do in a pinch.
Bingo ... Also, does the kid want to come in and play spot minutes at best ? It'd basically be a redshirt year ... Or just do the prep year and actually play ...
He is currently at the same school the Murray brothers went ... Very respected in the Player Development aspect ...
Listening to some good music…
About time he had a song for a greatest hits album.
We’re potentially gonna be down 3-4 of our big wings at the end of this season (depending on how you define Hawkins).
How have so many people glossed over this??? More info please!
Class of 2023 forward Amani Hansberry breaks down his final five schools
One of the most productive forwards from the spring/summer, Amani Hansberry is down to five schools. Hansberry will decide between Auburn, Illinois, Miami, Penn State, and
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I am biased but looks to me, between us and PSU, we got the more favorable comments (i.e., I like them and can come in have all the minutes at 4.)Class of 2023 forward Amani Hansberry breaks down his final five schools
One of the most productive forwards from the spring/summer, Amani Hansberry is down to five schools. Hansberry will decide between Auburn, Illinois, Miami, Penn State, and
SactownIllini
- Coleman Hawkinsland
I prefer The Happenings version
So do I. My reference was to first in time - I respect old age more than I used to.
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