ChiefGritty
- Chicago, IL
Karen Abdul-Jabbar?Had to do a double take with this one
6'5" guard Zi White Woman commits to NAIA Haskell University
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Karen Abdul-Jabbar?Had to do a double take with this one
6'5" guard Zi White Woman commits to NAIA Haskell University
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Had to do a double take with this one
6'5" guard Zi White Woman commits to NAIA Haskell University
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maybe because he was a SG that doesn't have a good outside shot!!!Agreed - mostly though I was wondering why the staff did not think he fit in terms of getting more playing time. One thing that I'm wondering about is whether he's actually 6'4. He seems shorter than that
Didn't know that. He didn't play much, and that's why I stated that I was wondering what the staff had seen. We're not privy to practicemaybe because he was a SG that doesn't have a good outside shot!!!
agree didn't see enough of him to see his strengths but when Boswell and Andrej were out - the staff didn't give him many (any) minutes which likely indicated his future with Illinois was limited unless he was willing to ride the bench during games and improve during practice.Didn't know that. He didn't play much, and that's why I stated that I was wondering what the staff had seen. We're not privy to practice
Yah, that game made it really clear that he was not in the plans. If I recall correctly, Keaton was the only guard who played in that game.agree didn't see enough of him to see his strengths but when Boswell and Andrej were out - the staff didn't give him many (any) minutes which likely indicated his future with Illinois was limited unless he was willing to ride the bench during games and improve during practice
Yep - I believe Illinois played 6 guys that game. Mirk handling the ball to give Keaton a short rest.Yah, that game made it really clear that he was not in the plans. If I recall correctly, Keaton was the only guard who played in that game.
1987 by Sports Illustrated, USA Today, and Parade Magazine.Wasn’t Marcus Liberty number one at some point?
Yes and I think "Benji" Wilson would have ended up committing to Illinois with his "squad" from Simeon Nick Anderson...I know Indiana was in the mix and Mark Aquirre's school....RIP Ben Wilson...gone but never forgotten !Often quoted but quite misleading. He was rated #1 by one publication (Streeet & Smith) after his Junior year of H.S. By the time he finished his SR year of H.S., he had dropped quite a bit (to around the teens which is still very high). In the state of IL alone, Ed Horton was ranked ahead of him (Ben Wilson would have been had he not been murdered).
Liberty OTOH was rated #1 by a few publications when his finished H.S.
What matters to the school getting you is your ranking when you finish play H.S. If you want to cherry pick rankings, Rich McBride was ranked #2 after his FR year of H.S. by one publication (Lebron was #1).