Not really. He didn't want to announce till today and WRNL ruined it for him early but he still is waiting till today. How is that strange? Seems pretty straight forward.
***Official 2019-2020 Transfer Thread***
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In my opinion, if WRNL verifies through two separate sources that the kid is committing, and his commitment appears imminent, we should be able to run with it.
If athletics doesn't want us to run it, they should reach out and tell us to wait.
While we do enjoy publishing the lighter side of things, we have people that do get "insider" information on a regular basis.
If he’s trying to play the homesick waiver it should come down to ISU and Minnesota
If you would have told me at the end of last season we would be picking up Tyler Harris and Jalen Coleman-Lands as transfers I would have told you you're crazy.
i don’t know much about your site and the participants. The premium CF users had the same info around the same time. It’s your right to publish your info, my only question is why did you take it down?
Really like the idea of a grad transfer forward. Blackwell and Dubar need a path to PT. Bringing in too many guys with multiple years infront of them isn't necessarily a positive.
Yup and older guys that can beat up on the freshman in practice is just what we need for a good foundation moving forward.
I can answer that very easily:
We were asked to take it down out of feat that Steve would stop giving out inside info. Even though our information came from different places.
here, I will help. Even if you know, you shouldn’t say anything in an official report That will show up on a google news search until he’s ready to announce.
Gotcha.
The next time we hear something important that people would like to know, we will just sit on it and react to it afterwords like everyone else.
or maybe just mention it on a message board or hint at the possibility instead of screaming to the rooftops he committed.
ISU would be getting a player built for PF, but wants to play the wing and be the focus of the offense. Along with him comes a very vocal dad.
