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Did they kill off their winter bball schedule? I thought just fall sports were cancelled.

As a long time coach, best players get the most and best shots.

Yeah, because Seattle, New York, Arizona and California are/were doing a great job.

Great kid too!

I thought he signed with SEMO? Did they release him? Any idea why?

Sorry for being late to the party, but who is Russell?

The Louisville and Ga Tech scholarship offer/lack of to Pearson isn't final. Ole Miss, regardless of your opinion of Davis, and Illinois, regardless of how good they might be, are Power 5 schools that have missed out on some targets for one reason or another (new coach, transfers, etc)...my point still stands.

Not usual at all. Power 5 schools miss out on some targets or lose players to transfers, miss out on the grad transfer train, and all of a sudden, those under recruited prospects in November, look really good in June/July.

With Bradford, they would have nearly had 3. Bradford transferred to Arizona however.

Not even close....KC was on board taking his spot.

How do you know he hasn't asked the school to delete the post?

Smart move. See what he needs to work on and come back and play, or, find out the nba loves his game and stay in the draft. Win Win.

He's also the brother of Akoy Agau who played for Louisville, Georgetown and SMU. Was a stud until knee surgeries took their toll.

No doubt he's more than a perimeter scorer...that is why I rank him a bit above Gordon at this point, plus he is more proven. He might be willing to take a lesser role if he thinks he can make the tournament.

Seen him many times, locally and nationally. Mayo is a proven stud. Regardless, would be a nice problem to have.

I see Gordon as first big off the bench.

Mayo would start over Santos. Mayo would be a stretch 4 and French would be the main post. JMO.

He would start at SLU in my opinion, at least play a lot of minutes.

Primarily because there is no proof. These are just allegations and/or names on a ledger. In some cases, no proof players were present during some of these meetings/dinners. There is nothing illegal about having dinner with an agent per the NCAA. Heck, there is nothing illegal about receiving up to 200$ for a dinner for a player. By some accounts, some of these payments were for dinners after players were done playing for the year and looking to go pro, or after they had already declared. It will be interesting no doubt to see how it all plays out.

Perhaps, but I still think the drive to play for pay (next level) would still be the main goal of most/many players.

Shaun Williams is very good...signed with KState. Underrated all around guard.

Travis won't be a serious candidate at Louisville and Louisville, nor any other D1 college, will ever face a true death penalty phase again.

Thatch has improved his perimeter shot, he still isn't considered a knock down three point shooter.

With a small lineup, he could be a stretch four if the Boys in Blue needed some shooting. I don't think his handles are good enough for the 2 spot yet and I don't think he could guard a highly athletic 2 guard early on.

Doesn't have to, but he will. Schools that try to force a kid to honor a commitment take a beating in the media.