BigZiti09
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Fwiw. Little tidbit from Ramey.
"For what its worth, I would also expect this staff to continue looking for foreign players. Not sure if that applies to the 2018 class, but it does for future classes. This staff likes the work ethic of foreign players (Barnes has been bragging this week about Pons being in the gym everyday since the season ended)."
This sounds bad but adding those kinds of players works great for the 4&5 year system whereupon sometimes redshirt guys, look at how so many of these MM are successful, lots of times theyve got some foreign guys. They typically know nobody from the states and so the appeal to transfer just isnt there, they typically are grateful for the opportunity and whats on campus is their family, and they dont have family in their ear an hour down the road asking why arent you playing more. Im not suggesting to lod the roster with those guys but sprinkling in 1 a class or 3/4 years isnt a bad move imo.
We are likely to miss on our frosh targets.
Then we will be back to looking for a grad transfer.
Im curious to see what they do over the next week, right now it would appear they are being extremely picky. Theyve been mentioned with Akinjo, potentially the most coveted PG on the market, and Justin Coleman, arguably one of the most highly regarded grad transfer PGs.
We are in a good spot but we really need a frosh in this class.
Freshman PG or just freshman in general? I agree we need a freshman, Ive been big on balancing the classes, but to me I would almost say a freshman 610+ athletic big is more important than a freshman PG. I would probably say give me a grad transfer PG and freshman big if its one of each, ideally though I would take both as freshman.
