I just don’t see where the minutes for Nelson are. Some combination of Aiken, Molson, and Reynolds is going to take up a vast majority of minutes at the 1 and 2. That doesn’t even take into consideration if they try and play Cale at the 2 at all. I don’t even know how Muhammad would fit in for this season. Can’t see Hall wanting him if he is immediately eligible. I don’t see a lot of minutes for him for this upcoming season. He’s an ideal fit for ‘21-22.
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I believe the vote is to allow one transfer without having to sit out, if player transferred again think sit out would be required.
Cale’s not a 2; assume Nelson moves on; Powell was unique and Willard wanted to play him 35 mpg. Don’t see him doing that with Aiken. Q was also beat up because Nelson wasn’t ready and Willard couldn’t overuse Reynolds.
Likely Aiken gets 25, Muhammad and Molson avg 20 each and Reynolds picks up about 5.
Again I believe he is Seton Hall bound
He wants to play next year and RU
wanted him to sit out . With Baker , Mathis , Mcconell , Mulcahy and Jacob Young not enough minutes
Following year with Geo and Young graduating a different story
He wants to play next year and RU
wanted him to sit out . With Baker , Mathis , Mcconell , Mulcahy and Jacob Young not enough minutes
Following year with Geo and Young graduating a different story
Muhammad would have to put more points on the board to make all Big East. He averaged 7.0 ppg last season and 7.6 ppg his freshman year , not numbers that are going to get you all- conference honors.
If he has to sit, then that list gets cut in half...Aiken, Reynolds, Cale graduate, and I can’t see Nelson staying...I’m ok wit it, but Not at the expense of Sanogo...so hopefully there is another scholarship available
Rutgers was definitely involved with Muhammad, but would not offer unless he chose to sit out.
It will be interesting to see what happens if he commits to the Hall. The Pirates are also looking for a sit out transfers for the 2021/22 season.
It will be interesting to see what happens if he commits to the Hall. The Pirates are also looking for a sit out transfers for the 2021/22 season.
So different approaches. Rutgers wouldn't offer without him agreeing to sit while SHU decided to make a offer and deal with the sitting issue later.
ASU has commits from two sit out transfers so far this year in Holland Woods a PG from Portland St. and Nigel Shadd a PF from K-State.
Only mentioned by your own HallDan,, two post before yours.lol.....
Doesn't mean he won't try it... I believe that was JQ's excuse for leaving Nova and going to Alabama.
must be tough on a current player who is only still with the team until 2 potential transfers decide if they want to come to the Hall. personally, I feel we will lose out on both to Marquette and Arizona St. but has to be difficult on the player.
Nothing better then a nice fitting cowboy hat with some cash in it to change your mind....
What's the saying...everything i$ bigger in Texa$.
yes things are bigger .....lol
And then there's this...
Arizona State lands 5-star shooting guard Josh Christopher
https://www.thescore.com/ncaab/news/1970000
Arizona State lands 5-star shooting guard Josh Christopher
https://www.thescore.com/ncaab/news/1970000
With how incredible of a defender and a workhorse he is I sure hope Reynolds gets more than 5 minutes
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-b...na-state-lands-top-10-senior-josh-christopher
Arizona State lands top-10 senior Josh Christopher
11:53 PM ET
Christopher chose Arizona State over a final group that included Michigan, UCLA, USC and Missouri.
A 6-foot-5 shooting guard out of Mayfair High School in Lakewood, California, Christopher is one of the more explosive offensive players in the 2020 class. He's ranked No. 10 overall in the ESPN 100, slotting in as the No. 2 shooting guard in the country.
The projected 2021 first-round NBA draft pick put up big numbers on the Nike EYBL circuit last spring and summer, averaging 21.4 points, 5.2 rebounds and 5.2 assists for Vegas Elite.
Christopher had a whirlwind recruitment that included a number of schools seemingly taking the lead. Kentucky was considered the favorite for Christopher in the summer, but the Wildcats landed commitments from five-star perimeter players B.J. Boston and Terrence Clarke, essentially taking themselves out of the mix for Christopher.
UCLA seemed to be in the driver's seat in the fall, but the Bruins began to fade, and in January, Shareef O'Neal, Shaq's son and Christopher's friend, announced his intent to transfer. Christopher also has family ties to Missouri; his cousin is the director of athletic performance for the Tigers.
Michigan entered the mix last summer, when Juwan Howard took over for John Beilein as coach. Christopher included the Wolverines in his final five and took his official visit to Ann Arbor in late November. Buzz started to grow in late January that Howard might have positioned Michigan as the favorite for Christopher's commitment, and down the stretch, it was an Arizona State vs. Michigan battle.
Arizona State was a constant in Christopher's recruitment because his brother, Caleb, plays for the Sun Devils. But while coach Bobby Hurley's program was thought to be a factor in Christopher's recruitment since early in his high school career, it was rarely regarded as the clear-cut favorite, despite Christopher's official visit in January.
Hurley reacted to the news late Monday on Twitter.
Christopher is the second commitment of the 2020 class for Hurley, joining ESPN 100 small forward Marcus Bagley, the younger brother of Sacramento Kings forward Marvin Bagley III. Arizona State also landed a pledge from Portland State transfer Holland Woods last week. Woods, a first-team All-Big Sky guard, averaged 17.7 points and 5.2 assists last season and hopes to be eligible immediately next season.
Christopher is the first top-10 prospect to commit to Arizona State since the ESPN recruiting database started in 2007. He is the highest-ranked prospect to pledge to the Sun Devils since James Harden committed in 2007. Former Arizona State guard Luguentz Dort was rated as a five-star prospect in the 2018 class, but because he played high school basketball outside the United States, he wasn't in the ESPN 100 rankings.
Christopher is a noted Kobe Bryant fan. He wore a No. 2 jersey in his first game after Bryant's death, in honor of Kobe's daughter Gianna, and he has a "Mamba" tattoo on the inside of his wrist.
Arizona State was the first team left out of the first edition of ESPN's Way-Too-Early Top 25 rankings. The Sun Devils are expected to bring back at least three starters from the 2019-20 team that finished 20-11 and was on the verge of a third straight NCAA tournament appearance. Starting point guard Remy Martin entered his name in the NBA draft but could withdraw and return to Tempe for his senior season. If Martin decides to come back, Hurley will have one of the most explosive perimeter units in the country.
Arizona State lands top-10 senior Josh Christopher
11:53 PM ET
Jeff BorzelloESPN Staff Writer
Christopher chose Arizona State over a final group that included Michigan, UCLA, USC and Missouri.
A 6-foot-5 shooting guard out of Mayfair High School in Lakewood, California, Christopher is one of the more explosive offensive players in the 2020 class. He's ranked No. 10 overall in the ESPN 100, slotting in as the No. 2 shooting guard in the country.
The projected 2021 first-round NBA draft pick put up big numbers on the Nike EYBL circuit last spring and summer, averaging 21.4 points, 5.2 rebounds and 5.2 assists for Vegas Elite.
Christopher had a whirlwind recruitment that included a number of schools seemingly taking the lead. Kentucky was considered the favorite for Christopher in the summer, but the Wildcats landed commitments from five-star perimeter players B.J. Boston and Terrence Clarke, essentially taking themselves out of the mix for Christopher.
UCLA seemed to be in the driver's seat in the fall, but the Bruins began to fade, and in January, Shareef O'Neal, Shaq's son and Christopher's friend, announced his intent to transfer. Christopher also has family ties to Missouri; his cousin is the director of athletic performance for the Tigers.
Michigan entered the mix last summer, when Juwan Howard took over for John Beilein as coach. Christopher included the Wolverines in his final five and took his official visit to Ann Arbor in late November. Buzz started to grow in late January that Howard might have positioned Michigan as the favorite for Christopher's commitment, and down the stretch, it was an Arizona State vs. Michigan battle.
Arizona State was a constant in Christopher's recruitment because his brother, Caleb, plays for the Sun Devils. But while coach Bobby Hurley's program was thought to be a factor in Christopher's recruitment since early in his high school career, it was rarely regarded as the clear-cut favorite, despite Christopher's official visit in January.
Hurley reacted to the news late Monday on Twitter.
Christopher is the second commitment of the 2020 class for Hurley, joining ESPN 100 small forward Marcus Bagley, the younger brother of Sacramento Kings forward Marvin Bagley III. Arizona State also landed a pledge from Portland State transfer Holland Woods last week. Woods, a first-team All-Big Sky guard, averaged 17.7 points and 5.2 assists last season and hopes to be eligible immediately next season.
Christopher is the first top-10 prospect to commit to Arizona State since the ESPN recruiting database started in 2007. He is the highest-ranked prospect to pledge to the Sun Devils since James Harden committed in 2007. Former Arizona State guard Luguentz Dort was rated as a five-star prospect in the 2018 class, but because he played high school basketball outside the United States, he wasn't in the ESPN 100 rankings.
Christopher is a noted Kobe Bryant fan. He wore a No. 2 jersey in his first game after Bryant's death, in honor of Kobe's daughter Gianna, and he has a "Mamba" tattoo on the inside of his wrist.
Arizona State was the first team left out of the first edition of ESPN's Way-Too-Early Top 25 rankings. The Sun Devils are expected to bring back at least three starters from the 2019-20 team that finished 20-11 and was on the verge of a third straight NCAA tournament appearance. Starting point guard Remy Martin entered his name in the NBA draft but could withdraw and return to Tempe for his senior season. If Martin decides to come back, Hurley will have one of the most explosive perimeter units in the country.
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