Recent content by cncchris33

I don't really agree. Zion Williamson went from being a name known amongst close followers of college basketball and recruiting to a guy known solely by his first name on a national scale. That thanks in large part to ESPN, but in larger part to the Duke brand and the exposure that association...

Future Baylor Bear, IMO.

I'm not going to argue that the G-League, in general, is in his best interest, but I think your logic is a bit flawed. Why does the fact that he potentially will make more money the next year have any bearing on whether or not he should take the initial $350-400k in lieu of school? I don't see...

Okpara keeps shooting up the rankings. Noticed he is a MoKan Elite AAU player, as well. Hopefully, K. Chandler can aid us here.

And I believe the move to LB was requested by Banks, himself, just so he could make an impact somewhere to help his team.

Scoutin' skills, bruh. Deal with it.

Exactly.

+1 for the Darnell Hayes gif 😂

Malek Gray. Littlevol was determined he was a future AA at RB for Tennessee despite the fact that he wasn't good enough to start for his own HS team at the position as a senior.

At one time, Travis Stephens was the 3rd best back in his class, too. Made a darn fine career out of that position. And yes, Jeremy Banks was the one player out of your laundry list of evidence that was actually recruited as a RB. The rest were guys who played RB in high school as their...

Exactly one of those was originally recruited to play RB. Just because a guy played RB in high school doesn't mean that is his recruited position. Several of them probably played basketball in high school too, but we didn't suddenly try to make them point guards. Your hard opinions centered...

Dont forget Cuonzo's Tommy Bowl debut, either...LOL. I was in attendance for the finals between Duke and Purdue with my dad. I was a high school freshman. Great game.

Interesting because, unless I'm misremembering, he had said that the G-League wasn't a real option to consider for him. Chandler said the same, so maybe I'm confusing the two, but I thought both said that.

Zack Moss ran a 40 time of 4.65 at the NFL Combine as a 22 year old at 5-10, 222 lbs. If Cody Brown ran a 4.69 as a 16-17 year old at 6-0, 230 lbs, and he has a career somewhere in the neighborhood of Moss's career at Utah, I think we'll be just fine with his lack of breakaway speed. Moss...