****Official Class Of 2024 Recruiting Thread****
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The way the portal lets kids move around to different colleges I would definitely play JT Rock if he’s ready because we all seen what can happen as in Hunter! So 7’1” is hard to let sit on the bench! We’ll see!
Kind of an odd offer. Must be an under the radar guy. No major profiles on him and originally from MN. Looks very similar to D Watson
Maybe a guy who they think might be more ready to fill Omaha's role assuming he's one and done?
I would say the Juco guy we just offered might be Omaha's replacement if he one and done's. Which I assume he will and guessing the coaches assume he will.
Omaha will be a 1 and done, he's made that very clear to the staff. It doesn't matter if he's projected early 1st round or late second round, he's 1 and done. Those types of guys are ones we really need to highlight and develop as much as possible as it greases the rails for other future 1 and done guys.
We have a lot of front court pieces to replace. At minimum: Robert Jones, Hason Ward, Tre King, Omaha.
We will likely be taking multiple transfers to supplement young JT Rock in 2024.
This JuCo offer looks like a semi-experienced forward to replace the Omaha/Tre King spot. I'm guessing the staff preference would be to land an Osun level plug and play starting center transfer next spring and ease JT Rock in as a backup in year 1. Starting centers in the portal are of course $$$.
He has been offered by Xavier so he may be under the radar to us, coaches are noticing him.
That will be Rock's 2nd year, I believe the staff trys to get the best player they can every year but a center better than Rock in the portal will be very expensive.
Highlights aren't anything flashy, must be something else that drew the staff to him. Looks like competition for Fish as our 3rd forward behind Momcilovic and Watson. (No guarantee we start 2 forwards)
He didn't have a jumper and handles like that as a senior in highschool. He was pure athlete. His jumper developed throughout his college career.