If he was a diva he would have dragged it out for months like Vaughn did. Definitely not a diva.
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I heard he wore a crown when he was being recruited, and refused to show up to a school without rose petals being thrown at his feet. When schools refused to do that, he would roll around on the ground screaming for 30 minutes.
He's a diva.
I love fan bases. Rashad Vaughn drags us through the mud for 4 years and we hate him for it. Grandstaff pulls the trigger and commits to someone else and now he didn't give anyone a chance. Unreal.
I love fan bases. Rashad Vaughn drags us through the mud for 4 years and we hate him for it. Grandstaff pulls the trigger and commits to someone else and now he didn't give anyone a chance. Unreal.
Grandstaff does say specifically in this article that at Ohio State, "there was a need for me". That coupled with all of the attention Ohio State brought Aaron Craft and I don't doubt why he's going there. Does Iowa State NEED him? That's debatable. Sure you can find a spot for a guy with his skill set but he also plays a position that we have loaded for the next two years.
http://www.cleveland.com/osu/index.ssf/2014/05/there_was_a_need_for_me_here_-.html
If ISU recruits a player, you can rest assured that he falls into one of 3 categories:Exactly. Grandstaff seems like the exact opposite of a Diva. His dad may be heavily involved, but many parents get actively involved in helping their kid choose a college to attend, athlete or not.
He has committed twice. Both on visits. Zero press conferences, zero tables full of hats, zero skype drama.
This proves you can never satisfy all people. The kid never even came to Ames or gave any indication that he was even seriously considering us so I'm not sure why he's branded a diva.
At what position are we "loaded" for the next two years? If so, why are we recruiting Cooke? Not disagreeing with you at all that Ohio State has a need and yes, we have several guards, but I think we still would have taken Grandstaff if it could have happened. Ohio State has alot of good 2014 recruits coming in. They must have really sold Grandstaff that he was their only elite shooting guard. As they did Lee for next season...and the Virginia transfer 7 footer..and ... Matta needless to say has had a fruitful recruiting period post-Craft.
Yeah I actually applaud the kid for not draggin all these coaches along. He saw his chance to play for a top program and took it. Now we don't have to keep recruiting him and waste our time and effort. Yeah his dad is involved. He is involved because he don't want his kid to be screwed around. My nephew is a 6'4 inch point guard in 8th grade and is getting looks right now. My brother will be heavily involved in his recruitment. It's not because he is a diva. It's because he wants the best for his son.
If ISU recruits a player, you can rest assured that he falls into one of 3 categories:
1. Those who ultimately choose ISU (brilliant, heroic, likely to cure cancer ... all-around great Americans)
2. Those who give ISU serious consideration, but ultimately choose another school (f***ing DIVAS!!! and most likely paid under the table)
3. Those who choose another school without giving ISU serious consideration (Two subcategories: (1) complete f***ing idiots!!!, or (2) wussies who are afraid to compete for playing time)
It's really quite simple.
So anyone that likes being recruited by big name schools is a diva? Sounds like sour grapes to me
That's fine he likes being recruited by all the big name schools, I would too. I just wouldn't be so bragadocious and vocal about it. Maybe "diva complex" was the wrong term. I guess I just prefer recruits who handle with a little less noise.
And for the record:
1. I never thought he was going to come here
2. I don't have sour grapes about it
Maybe "diva complex" wasn't the right word and maybe I'm completely off base.