Sha is always straight up with his recruits. He tells them all that they have to earn their place on the team. When a player commits with Sha they know what is expected.
Going out in a limb, but I think you know the answer to that question, lol.
I would like it if Seton hall ducked being stuck with NgaNga for another season.
The key is keeping them together for a couple years. A lot of good gets but physically mature players who have been through the grind seems to be the new way to win. We don’t have that right now.
What you say is true. But harmon was good and high d1 ball is flooded with transfers from mid / low schools. Like the all big east team for example lol. Middleton was not great but many frosh arent that great these days. Who was a bigger ho hum get than jaden?
I’m not saying any of them don’t have potential and skill…you say balanced, my post was to balance the original posters unbalanced take. They all have potential but they also all have question marks…. Both things are correct but you can’t say one without the other.
Fair enough. You did not link Mike’s post so I didn’t realize you’re responding to that.
I wasn’t even trying to be negative, but there’s positives and negatives to each player they have gotten… original poster is correct about the high school rankings and potential, but there is also a reason why SHu can get these players and at the price they are…. They all have some red flags in one way shape or form…
I'm just pointing out that the potential is there and Sha is our coach. Look what Sha did with so-so athletes at St. Peter's. Our roster is much more athletic.
Most of the guys took more than a year. The Dawes we saw 2nd half of this season wasn't the same as we saw end of last year and beginning of this year. That player took a year and a half as a 4th and 5th year guy. If you read the game threads people weren't thrilled with Wusu all year. Our program is about developing players and in this world of everyone being one and done it's going to be difficult. Sure everyone can point out the guys who improved. But everyone knows KR's biggest need for the next level is his jump shot. I'm not blaming it on coaching but it dropped 17% from 3 this year. Let's not pretend everything we touch turns to gold. Some guys will develop right away, others will take time, others will have setbacks. The problem in one and done is you can't afford to go through growing pains with a player.
This type of interaction does not happen between pharmacists and ducks 🦆
Gary, I read your joke the other day and laughed. My wife asked whats so funny. Think she was 99% sure she would not agreed. I told her the joke. Quacked her up.
Isn't this the same situation for most D1 coaches now? Complete roster turnover every year now. Maybe it's a little easier to get players to buy in that are max effort guys that have something to prove.
No it is NOT the same situtation for most division one coaches. While a lot of them had turnover, complete roster turnover including all starters and most of the bench is NOT the norm. You can look at the BE and tell us who has a complete roster turnover besides SHU? It will not be most of the BE schools.
Last year this team had five senior starters which was not the norm, so essentially two guys were gone anyway and very few fifth year seniors stay for the fifth year. One of the three is staying.
