BASKETBALL RECRUITING: Another 2012 name to watch

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I'm starting to hear more and more about a 2012 prospect that could be on Iowa State's basketball recruiting radar.

Georges Niang, a 6-foot-7, 230-pound forward out of The Tilton School in Methuen, Mass.

Georges Niang 2012 Basketball Recruiting Profile - ESPN

I don't have a ton of information on Naing yet, but I did read that he led his team with 26 points in the semi-finals, as they'll play for a league championship today at 3 p.m. I'll get more information on this kid to you when I can.
 
We need to start grabbing some big time top 100 talent. Lets go Freddy get it going!
 
Because stars and rankings are a better evaluation of talent than the coaching staff.....
 
lol wow you guys were quick to crucify the kid! maybe he is a fall back if we dont get daniel dingle, but sounds like a skilled kid who just needs some time in the weight room and some conditioning.
 
Wow. Calm down you guys. I was just trying to make sense of his evaluation. They made it sound like he can barely breathe out there playing basketball. So I think they ESPN guys are they harsh ones.
 
How do you arrive at this conclusion? I am mystified sometimes by the supernatural abilities of CF posters.

And it's ROLE player.

Sorry I botched some spelling. THIS is how I can to that conclusion. Straight from the ESPN article.

Weaknesses:
Niang's physical tools are far from ideal as he has a fairly soft body and limited conditioning. While he needs to tighten his frame and improve his conditioning, he may never be the type of player that can see more than 25 minutes in a college game. He plays almost exclusively under the rim during the course of the game, unless totally uncontested, is somewhat limited defensively, and rarely rebounds outside of his area.
 
We need to start grabbing some big time top 100 talent. Lets go Freddy get it going!

Its not that easy. That's what blows my mind about those who wanted ISU to pass on Lucious. Maybe its just that they were too focused on his PPG, which wasn't his role at MSU.
Ok, sorry for the derailment. Carry on.....
 
Sorry I botched some spelling. THIS is how I can to that conclusion. Straight from the ESPN article.

Weaknesses:
Niang's physical tools are far from ideal as he has a fairly soft body and limited conditioning. While he needs to tighten his frame and improve his conditioning, he may never be the type of player that can see more than 25 minutes in a college game. He plays almost exclusively under the rim during the course of the game, unless totally uncontested, is somewhat limited defensively, and rarely rebounds outside of his area.
Like an out of shape Dendy?