Hunter Reaffirms Commitment
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Sorry about your puppy again. Every time I see your avatar it makes me sad, too.
If you want an idea of how important this re-commitment was..
Tyrese Hunter is the #5 PG in the country per 247. TyTy Washington is the #4 PG in the country. Washington decommitted from Creighton this spring and has received offers from Kentucky and Baylor in the last 24 hours. Hunter would of been able to go almost wherever he wanted had he requested out of his LOI.
Tyrese Hunter is the #5 PG in the country per 247. TyTy Washington is the #4 PG in the country. Washington decommitted from Creighton this spring and has received offers from Kentucky and Baylor in the last 24 hours. Hunter would of been able to go almost wherever he wanted had he requested out of his LOI.
In fairness, I have a friend (who posts on here) that was on that train after the Virginia loss. I spent the next 2 years telling him he was overreacting. I was wrong, but got on the train during the Shayok year.
Year two was a year later than we could tell it wouldn't end well.
ESPN released their final 2021 rankings - Tyrese at #37
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There is a difference though, TyTy is now considered one of the top players in the class and a likely NBA draft pick next year. He was tearing it up against some of the best competition in the country late in the year. But I do think there would have been a lot of competition for Hunter as well but probably not to that level.
Actually I am guessing there would be their lists would share a lot of the same teams between TyTy and Tyrese. The same teams need a young PG and would offer both for one landing spot. I share your thought that TyTy is likely more ready today but the competition would be fierce and include blue bloods.
ESPN released their final 2021 rankings - Tyrese at #37
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Man, is it great that TJ was able to keep him on board. Anyone know or remember what his previous ranking was on ESPN. Just curious how he's trending.
Not for sure on ESPN, but I'm thinking it was slightly under 50?
ESPN released their final 2021 rankings - Tyrese at #37
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Surprised to see 5 players in the top 20 not committed yet. Interestingly a SG from NV that UNLV was recruiting (Hardy) and further down a forward from Milwaukee, Wisc. Hmmm. Suppose its too late to get connected to a 2021 freshmen now.
Noticed also that TJ and UNLV was recruiting another Wisc kid , highly ranked Patrick Baldwin , who has yet to decided. Two top ten Wisc kids and Gard isn't the favorite for either. Interesting.
The guy from Nevada and the Wisconsin guy ranked #7 are expected to go the G League route while the Wisconsin kid ranked #4 is expected to play for his dad who’s the HC at UW Milwaukee. In general though Gard doesn’t do a great job recruiting in state.
Sallis and Davison ranked lower than Washington? They are both way better. ESPN rankings suck.ESPN released their final 2021 rankings - Tyrese at #37
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Yeah, if he decides to not play for his dad they seem to think Coach K will get him.
EDIT: If you are generally a negative (some would say 'dirty') recruiter how do you change your game if you are recruiting against the kid's dad?
Sallis and Davison will probably be lottery picks, not sure about Washington.
Have you actually watched Washington. Go watch him play against the best teams in the country and then get back to me. The kid does everything. And ESPN has him as a lottery pick. Davison and Sallis aren’t even projected picks at this point.
