Fall and Diop are now on their official at SHU!!! Let’s get it done!!!
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Major money at Arkansas, how do we beat them out?Most think we're running second to Arkansas. Let's follow these two players and change that.
They would be enormous gets.
Halidan 1 could not be more correct -either or both would be a major coup --so we can hope. And this is from a Guy that is not a big believer in Freshman recruitsMost think we're running second to Arkansas. Let's follow these two players and change that.
They would be enormous gets.
The largest Senegalese communities in the U.S. are in NYC (Harlem), NJ and Chicago. Who knows if this is important, but it's an angle that Arkansas is lackingI find it interesting that Sha will have their attention for 3 days, I'm sure he's putting on a full court press and hope that he is able to get through to these two. Would Fall and Diop spend 3 days in South Orange if they were locked into Arkansas?
Perhaps Ndaiye will turn out to be the most valuable player we've ever recruited.
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"Arkansas is lacking" might be one of the nicest things one can say about Arkansas. Lol.The largest Senegalese communities in the U.S. are in NYC (Harlem), NJ and Chicago. Who knows if this is important, but it's an angle that Arkansas is lacking
Fayetteville is not like the rest of Arkansas, it is a very, very nice townArkansas is lacking
"Arkansas is lacking" might be one of the nicest things one can say about Arkansas. Lol.
They can choose: The Sopranos and Taylor Ham, Egg and cheese. Or
Ozark and possum pie.
I had heard that. Just breaking balls. I was underwhelmed by Little Rock though.Fayetteville is not like the rest of Arkansas, it is a very, very nice town
Unfortunately Arkansas is not lacking in what they can pay their players. Walmart fully supports Arkansas NIL.The largest Senegalese communities in the U.S. are in NYC (Harlem), NJ and Chicago. Who knows if this is important, but it's an angle that Arkansas is lacking
I lived in Little Rock for 5 years. Underwhelming is a nice way to put it.I had heard that. Just breaking balls. I was underwhelmed by Little Rock though.
SHA!!! 💪👊Major money at Arkansas, how do we beat them out?
Never been, but heard that too. And Arkansas sports is king and I mean king there. Basketball even more than football which is rare for an SEC school, although the football program seems on the ascent.Fayetteville is not like the rest of Arkansas, it is a very, very nice town
The NYC thing as a “draw”, in and of itself, never works one iota here unless you have a kid from the other side of the bridge/tunnel whose parents/advisors want him far enough away from the neighborhood (and thus no SJU) but close enough. Like Sanders apparently...that and being 30 mins from New York City I would think.
The largest Senegalese communities in the U.S. are in NYC (Harlem), NJ and Chicago. Who knows if this is important, but it's an angle that Arkansas is lackingUnfortunately Arkansas is not lacking in what they can pay their players. Walmart fully supports Arkansas NIL.
It did have somewhat of an impact with with Mamu if I recall. Didn’t he have family in NYC?The NYC thing as a “draw”, in and of itself, never works one iota here unless you have a kid from the other side of the bridge/tunnel whose parents/advisors want him far enough away from the neighborhood (and thus no SJU) but close enough. Like Sanders apparently.
Playing time, Sha generally, and them taking an unconventional approach (to be the “man” or “men” in a smaller pond) is hopefully the play here.
Honestly, I don't recall the specifics of his recruitment. But either way we are talking about a different type of prospect. If these kids have family in NY, perhaps that helps. That could help with any kid, theoretically. But I think the other poster was emphasizing our proximity to NYC, generally, as a potential draw. That's what I was referencing.It did have somewhat of an impact with with Mamu if I recall. Didn’t he have family in NYC?
I've never heard of the Harrison, AK stuff. But it certainly didn't stop Nolan Richardson, Mike Anderson and now Musselman from luring all types of talented African American basketball players.The largest Senegalese communities in the U.S. are in NYC (Harlem), NJ and Chicago. Who knows if this is important, but it's an angle that Arkansas is lacking
If I were Senegalese, or of any African descent, I would pause a bit before relocating to Arkansas.
Not sure how far Harrison is from the school, but it is considered historically to be one of the most racist towns in America and just in 15 miles north of Harrison is where the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan claims its headquarters. I’m sure tons of progress has been made, and continues, but still…
Over the years, Harrison, AK, it has attracted a subgroup of people sympathetic to the Klan and its views.
I can’t speak to how it is now but when I was there (late 90s) it certainly seemed football was the top buzzNever been, but heard that too. And Arkansas sports is king and I mean king there. Basketball even more than football which is rare for an SEC school, although the football program seems on the ascent.
The thing that doesn't make sense to me, why do a courtesy visit that lasts 3 days? If these guys are in the bag for Arkansas, wasting 3 days of Sha's time is discourteous. I don't know if we have a chance with these guys, something about a 3 day visit makes me a little hopeful.My sense --which I dearly hope is wrong-- is that the visit is merely a courtesy. And that the Ndaiye angle will prove to be like Myles Powell's closeness with Duvall....nice but not enough to close the deal. I really hope we are all knocked over with a huge surprise, though.
NIL “pitch(es)”?The thing that doesn't make sense to me, why do a courtesy visit that lasts 3 days? If these guys are in the bag for Arkansas, wasting 3 days of Sha's time is discourteous. I don't know if we have a chance with these guys, something about a 3 day visit makes me a little hopeful.
Part of advising these young men is making sure they look at all their options. They may or may not be in the bag for Arkansas, but the fact they’re here gives us a chance. Whether it comes down to NIL or feeling a connection with the school/staff is up to what the player wants and up to the coaching staff to convince them what they want is right here at SHU.The thing that doesn't make sense to me, why do a courtesy visit that lasts 3 days? If these guys are in the bag for Arkansas, wasting 3 days of Sha's time is discourteous. I don't know if we have a chance with these guys, something about a 3 day visit makes me a little hopeful.
I'll have what you're drinking....I'm grounded in reality as history shows disappointment, but there's a chance.Super unrealistic optimal scenario. Arkansas was rescheduled already once. They really like us. This weekend's visit gets rescheduled again and they never figure out a date to do it. We win.
Agreed. We think nyc is the epicenter of the country but its really notThe NYC thing as a “draw”, in and of itself, never works one iota here unless you have a kid from the other side of the bridge/tunnel whose parents/advisors want him far enough away from the neighborhood (and thus no SJU) but close enough. Like Sanders apparently.
Playing time, Sha generally, and them taking an unconventional approach (to be the “man” or “men” in a smaller pond) is hopefully the play here.