Top-10 2021 combo guard includes ISU in top-seven
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May want to add a 0 to the title. Had me all excited!
Would still be a great get.
Edit: My bad, you are saying Top 10 CG in the nation. I for some reason figured you were talking about Top 10 overall.
Would still be a great get.
Edit: My bad, you are saying Top 10 CG in the nation. I for some reason figured you were talking about Top 10 overall.
Would be a nice get. His high school is 5 miles from my house kind of wish he was playing there this winter so I could go watch.
Don't want to get too excited about this one. Obviously he's a take, but he's ranked in Jakolby Long/ Terrence Lewis/Zion Griffin territory. Prohm hasn't had great luck with fringe 4-star guys (so far)
He has a KU and Oregon offer along with 10 other high major offers, a good national ranking, and good tape. Yes, not every recruit ranked around 100 is going to end up being a hit, but to not get excited about the possibility of this recruit joining Iowa State because of past recruits is like thinking you have an 80% chance of flipping heads when a coin lands on heads three times before.
That's stupid. Everyone knows it is going to land tails because the chances are really poor that you are going flip heads four times in a row.
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Are we talking about theory or practical reality? With or without aberrations, edge cases, or external influence?That's stupid. Everyone knows it is going to land tails because the chances are really poor that you are going flip heads four times in a row.
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I get your point, but after decades of following recruiting, I don’t get excited about that possibility of a recruit joining Iowa State. I’ve learned not to invest any expectations whatsoever when it comes to the thought processes and priorities of a sixteen or seventeen-year-old.
Now, once they actually commit—that’s a different story. But I don’t fully invest until a LOI is in hand—or even In some cases, until enrolled In classes.
Good point, I agree. "Excited" can definitely be a relative term when it comes to the different stages of recruiting.I get your point, but after decades of following recruiting, I don’t get excited about that possibility of a recruit joining Iowa State. I’ve learned not to invest any expectations whatsoever when it comes to the thought processes and priorities of a sixteen or seventeen-year-old.
Now, once they actually commit—that’s a different story. But I don’t fully invest until a LOI is in hand—or even In some cases, until enrolled In classes.
