When he was talking about Niang he said something about a 7'er that he's been playing against but wouldn't mention him by name. Thought that was interesting.
Can't talk about prospects, even if not recruiting them, until they sign a LOI. He was talking about Noels (no chance for us).
Can't talk about prospects, even if not recruiting them, until they sign a LOI. He was talking about Noels (no chance for us).
Could have been talking about Blaise Mbarmorba whom he plays against not Noel whom he plays with. ISU actually had an offer out according to ESPN. Blaise will be on the same team has Niang and Okoro in the Mary Cline Classic. Mbarmorba is a 4* #92 Rating on ESPN.
Reading Fred's comments in this thread make it sound like Fred would encourage Royce to leave.
Comments from the thread:
"Also said that there is no guarantee that RW will improve his draft stock with another year because we will have a different type of team next year, with a point guard and that this might be the best his draft stock will get for him!"
"thought Royce outplayed 4-5 lottery picks in the 2 NCAA games…and put himself in a great position as far as having to make the decision…I know people have said this but it really does sound like in listening to him that Royce has really put himself in prime position for the draft…said he didn’t have a crystal ball and didn’t know whether another year would benefit Royce…mentioned how a couple of guys who were predicted to be top 5 picks last year hurt themselves by coming back and that some guys were borderline 1st round/2nd round picks helped themselves this year"
That's what I heard although it is not the message many want to hear ...... myself included. Especialy when you couple that with Royce saying earlier that he would listen to Fred.And judging from Hoiberg's tone during the interview, I'd say you are right. If Fred had to make the decision for Royce, he'd be gone.
That's what I heard although it is not the message many want to hear ...... myself included. Especialy when you couple that with Royce saying earlier that he would listen to Fred.
And judging from Hoiberg's tone during the interview, I'd say you are right. If Fred had to make the decision for Royce, he'd be gone.
That's what I heard although it is not the message many want to hear ...... myself included. Especialy when you couple that with Royce saying earlier that he would listen to Fred.