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Re: 2017 Recruiting Class Could Be The Best Yet

Postby JohnW22 » Wed Apr 19, 2017 2:57 pm

Hall2012 wrote:
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Hall2012 wrote:Looks like we can cross Trevon Duval off the list of potential late additions. Unfortunately, it's now hard to see SHU being much better than last year as there aren't many options remaining for a starting caliber Big East point guard.

I'd say a grad transfer is the only option and I don't see Seton Hall getting a grand slam grad transfer.


I tend to agree. And I don't think they need a slam dunk grad transfer to be good. With Duval, they could have been great. As long as they can pull in a serviceable player who can bring the ball up the court and run the offense, they shouldn't be any worse than last year. I just don't expect them to be too much better. Maybe if said point guard can at least shoot well enough to keep defenses honest.

Even without any pickups Seton Hall is still a top 5 team in the conference. Is there any word on Delgado?
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Re: 2017 Recruiting Class Could Be The Best Yet

Postby Hall2012 » Wed Apr 19, 2017 3:33 pm

JohnW22 wrote:
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JohnW22 wrote:I'd say a grad transfer is the only option and I don't see Seton Hall getting a grand slam grad transfer.


I tend to agree. And I don't think they need a slam dunk grad transfer to be good. With Duval, they could have been great. As long as they can pull in a serviceable player who can bring the ball up the court and run the offense, they shouldn't be any worse than last year. I just don't expect them to be too much better. Maybe if said point guard can at least shoot well enough to keep defenses honest.

Even without any pickups Seton Hall is still a top 5 team in the conference. Is there any word on Delgado?


He hasn't officially withdrawn his name from the draft, but he has told his coaches and teammates that he'll be back.
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Re: 2017 Recruiting Class Could Be The Best Yet

Postby Red Rooster » Wed Apr 19, 2017 4:56 pm

Hall2012 wrote:He hasn't officially withdrawn his name from the draft, but he has told his coaches and teammates that he'll be back.


Until, Delgado officially announces he's coming back, then I wouldn't exactly count on him. I've been watching this game a long time and, if a handful of teams tell him they'll select him in the second round, then that may be good enough for him to stay in the draft.
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Re: 2017 Recruiting Class Could Be The Best Yet

Postby Hall2012 » Wed Apr 19, 2017 5:14 pm

Red Rooster wrote:
Hall2012 wrote:He hasn't officially withdrawn his name from the draft, but he has told his coaches and teammates that he'll be back.


Until, Delgado officially announces he's coming back, then I wouldn't exactly count on him. I've been watching this game a long time and, if a handful of teams tell him they'll select him in the second round, then that may be good enough for him to stay in the draft.


No need to remind me. It was good enough for Whitehead last year.
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Re: 2017 Recruiting Class Could Be The Best Yet

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Re: 2017 Recruiting Class Could Be The Best Yet

Postby GumbyDamnit! » Thu Apr 20, 2017 12:35 pm

BEXU wrote:Scout final:

Scruggs 29 Naji 36

http://www.scout.com/college/basketball ... -prospects


Rank the classes... X, VU & Jays (potentially)

Spellman - 21 ('16--deepest class in a while)
Samuels - 42
Cosby-Roundtree - 72


Or maybe....

Bowen - 18 (hoping for Jays)
Epperspon - 62
Ballock - 63
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Re: 2017 Recruiting Class Could Be The Best Yet

Postby scoscox » Thu Apr 20, 2017 1:37 pm

GumbyDamnit! wrote:
Rank the classes... X, VU & Jays (potentially)

Spellman - 21 ('16--deepest class in a while)
Samuels - 42
Cosby-Roundtree - 72


Or maybe....

Bowen - 18 (hoping for Jays)
Epperspon - 62
Ballock - 63


As it currently stands it's x, vu, creighton. Even adding spellman, the back end of our class is what makes it
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Re: 2017 Recruiting Class Could Be The Best Yet

Postby xavierfano8 » Thu Apr 20, 2017 3:15 pm

Providence has to be in the discussion too after getting Ashton-Langford. MAL was #33 and Nate Watson is at #66. Scout jumped them to #13 overall
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Re: 2017 Recruiting Class Could Be The Best Yet

Postby Hall2012 » Thu Apr 20, 2017 3:25 pm

Seton Hall just landed the #1 ranked recruit for toughest name to pronounce.

Welcome to the Hall Sandro Mamukelashvili!
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Re: 2017 Recruiting Class Could Be The Best Yet

Postby BEhomer » Thu Apr 20, 2017 4:04 pm

much needed big for Seton Hall. Seems to have nice touch from outside. I can definitely see him getting some PT as stretch 4. gives delgado more room down low.
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