I only want Davis if he can bring this announcer with him.
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I've seen this guy play several games. Saw him put 21/15 on Memphis in C-USA Tournament. He will start every game beginning with the first closed scrimmage, IMO. Ferocious rebounder and high energy guy. Trust me, we all want this guy.
Not impressed at all. This may sound harsh just from one tape, but it looks like he lacks the skills for a Big 12 player, I think Fred was really desperate for a big guy commit. Hopefully Niang stays out of foul trouble. Booker played garbage minutes for the second half of the season, I would take Booker in a heartbeat over this guy. Sorry, maybe I am wrong, but his numbers are not impressive for a future big 12 player.
I love when opposing fans derogatorily call us Transfer U, in a thread about their desperate desires for another transfer. Jealousy- they have it.[TABLE="width: 100%"]
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[TD="class: topictitle"]The kid is from North Carolina. Originally signed with NC State and played 1 year there.
2 years at Tulane. He sat out one year at Tulane on transfer which explains why he graduated with one year of eligibility left.
Business Management Major. Not sure what degree he could earn at any of the three schools in the business area without it also being offered at Tulane. (Is that the rule?)
Competition: Pitt, Gonzaga, Illinois and Iowa State.
Gonzaga seems a long way away from home.
Pitt gets him to North Carolina a couple times next year in the ACC.
Illinois, desperately needs him probably more than the other schools and Sam Mclaurin showed Groce is willing to play a transfer.
Iowa State, transfer U, he would fit in with all the transfers. However, besides Gonzaga, probably the most remote location for him to go to.
I'd say 1) Pitt 2) Illinois 3) Iowa State 4) Gonzaga
What's the nutt on the street saying?
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I love when opposing fans derogatorily call us Transfer U, in a thread about their desperate desires for another transfer. Jealousy- they have it.
My comment was not limited to that particular post.What's derogatory in that? More B.H.
Has Edozie signed? If so, you don't pull a schollie from a guy that just signed. I don't know that he has signed though or exactly how it works with jucos anyway.
Jucos don't sign an LOI i don't believe. I'm not betting on it though.It says he signed in this article:
Daniel Edozie Signs With The Cyclones - Iowa State University Athletics Official Web Site - www.CYCLONES.com - The home of Iowa State Cyclone Sports
The thing that I don't understand is that the early signing period was from Nov 14th-Nov 21st.
National Letter of Intent Home Page
They say that he signed on Nov 26th. So maybe he hasn't officially signed. I'm not sure. Do you have to sign during Nov 14th-Nov 21st or can you sign after the signing period? I don't get it.
I really, really want this guy. It sucks that we would have to pull an offer/have someone transfer, but I trust that Fred has a handle on it. In the words of Dan Hawkins, "This ain't intramurals, brother."
My guess is either Edozie or Bluford won't make it to Ames. I hate to speculate like that, but that's just a gut feeling.
Of course, that assumes Davis actually comes here. I'm trying not to get my hopes up because I think he will end up somewhere else.
But what message does this send incoming recruits? Commit to ISU to likely get replaced by someone who gave their commitment somewhere else? No loyalty and no integrity in this concept. As much as I'd like Davis or Edwards, I would hate to see Hoiberg develop a bad rap by making a shady move to prevent someone from coming to campus who committed a long time ago. The moral code some of you are wanting Hoiberg to display is along Alford lines.
But what message does this send incoming recruits? Commit to ISU to likely get replaced by someone who gave their commitment somewhere else? No loyalty and no integrity in this concept. As much as I'd like Davis or Edwards, I would hate to see Hoiberg develop a bad rap by making a shady move to prevent someone from coming to campus who committed a long time ago. The moral code some of you are wanting Hoiberg to display is along Alford lines.
Scholarships opening by means of something other than players graduating or going pro happens everywhere. Welcome to major college basketball.But what message does this send incoming recruits? Commit to ISU to likely get replaced by someone who gave their commitment somewhere else? No loyalty and no integrity in this concept. As much as I'd like Davis or Edwards, I would hate to see Hoiberg develop a bad rap by making a shady move to prevent someone from coming to campus who committed a long time ago.
since he signed though wouldn't he be guaranteed a year. If I remember correctly the scholly is in the signed letter of intent....that you agree to have a copy of mine somewhere but I played naia ball so may be different.We are just saying that I'm sure when he signed in mid November before the season started, the staff probably was expecting him to average a little more than 5.6 ppg and 6.5 ppg. You can pull a scholarship from someone if they don't perform at the level that you thought they were going to. Happens all the time.
Davis would be a better option for us IMO.