Re: Gibbs is Gone
Posted: Mon May 04, 2015 7:27 amTemple Gibbs committed to Notre Dame.
xufan02 wrote:Temple Gibbs committed to Notre Dame.
Ouch would've like to keep him in the BE with so many BE schools interested.
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Posted: Mon May 04, 2015 7:27 amRe: Gibbs is Gone
Posted: Mon May 04, 2015 9:28 amOuch would've like to keep him in the BE with so many BE schools interested.
Re: Gibbs is Gone
Posted: Mon May 04, 2015 10:30 amfriars321 wrote:Providence has been strongly recruiting the younger Temple Gibbs.
Hopefully this turn of events does not allow Uconn to steal him.
It's irrelevant now that Temple's committed to Notre Dame, but if anything Sterling going to UConn likely would've hurt their chances for him. Speculation has been the Temple specifically didn't want to the same school as Ashton or Sterling because he didn't want to be "Ashton's little brother" or "Sterling's little brother." So Sterling transferring to UConn likely would've knocked them out of the race along with Pitt, Seton Hall, and Texas.
Re: Gibbs is Gone
Posted: Mon May 04, 2015 9:22 pmxufan02 wrote:Temple Gibbs committed to Notre Dame.
Damn, I was really hoping to see him in the Big East. Besides the fact that he's a good player, it would have made for a good topic talking about the Gibbs family and the Big East.
Re: Gibbs is Gone
Posted: Sat May 16, 2015 4:42 pmOfficially committed to UConn, as expected.
Re: Gibbs is Gone
Posted: Tue May 19, 2015 8:19 amUCONN will have a hell of a team this year. That is in contrast to a 20-15 team and first round NIT loss last year.
A real shame Gibbs did not stay at SH however after last year it is to be expected. SJU will have almost NO experience this coming season except for Whitehead and may challenge DePaul for the cellar. Their coach seems to be a large part of the problem. Can any SHU fans explain how the program got to this state? If I remember correctly Seton Hall was ranked in the top 25 for a part of last season and then the program imploded. They have had problems in the past but this seems undeserved.
A real shame Gibbs did not stay at SH however after last year it is to be expected. SJU will have almost NO experience this coming season except for Whitehead and may challenge DePaul for the cellar. Their coach seems to be a large part of the problem. Can any SHU fans explain how the program got to this state? If I remember correctly Seton Hall was ranked in the top 25 for a part of last season and then the program imploded. They have had problems in the past but this seems undeserved.