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Scout is reporting ISU has offered a 2010 center named DJ Haley. He was at the camp this weekend in Cal.
From the article he sounds like a project with good size. Maybe like a Hamilton? ISU is his best offer (only BCS) to date.
Cyismydog/k-g have anything on him? If he is a project, he should have a couple years to develop once he would get to ISU-with Dendy, Hamilton, and LA ahead of him.
I'll get back to you in ten minutes.Quote:
Originally Posted by swarthmoreCY
Link?
Darrell Haley - College Basketball Recruiting 2009 - ESPN
This is about all I can find, but I'll do some digging and get back to you.
http://www.maxpreps.com/california/s...=,local,player
Averaged over three blocks a game.
Looks like ISU has Palmdale, CA on lockdown if true.
That's awesome...another kid out of Palmdale. Between the football and bball teams, there is quite the pipeline forming up there.
So McD saw him in LA when he was watching his boy?
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Originally Posted by cyismydog
10 and 10 a game. not bad, not stellar. espn seems to think highly of him though, which typically doesn't translate for 100% accuracy. 45% free throw shooting could be worked on. wonder hom many minutes he played a game.
From what I understand, we already were on him....I've heard that he may go to prep school. (Not for grades, as he has a 3.8 on a 4.0 scale)Quote:
Originally Posted by Wesley
I hate recruits that are "projects".
So you hate Ham?Quote:
Originally Posted by acrozier22
I would much rather have a C for PF as a 'project' vs any other position. GMac has proven that he can coach and improve big men. Ham and Hubalek are great examples.
When I hear about big guys being mechanical and unathletic, I always worry about Seth Gorney syndrome. But I do trust Mac when it comes to big guys, so if he thinks he's good that's good enough for me.
The problem is that we're not going to get any 6'10 or 7's if they're not projects. Anyone with that size and not projects are going to Kansas, Duke, or UNC.Quote:
Originally Posted by acrozier22
Agreed. Focus on getting polished, well developed, athletic guards. Find the "diamond in the rough" posts if we have to.Quote:
Originally Posted by djcubby