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10 Big East newcomers to watch

PostPosted: Tue May 12, 2015 12:21 am
by Jet915

Re: 10 Big East newcomers to watch

PostPosted: Tue May 12, 2015 9:09 am
by billyjack
Great list. Some serious studs will be arriving.

Really looking forward to seeing Omaha's own 5-star Justin Patton. Especially going up against 5-star Ellenson. How cool is that?

Re: 10 Big East newcomers to watch

PostPosted: Tue May 12, 2015 9:28 am
by BEhomer
I guess they are not counting last year's transfer/redshirt, because I also look forward to seeing makinde london at xavier and cole huff at creighton.

Re: 10 Big East newcomers to watch

PostPosted: Tue May 12, 2015 9:51 am
by BigmanU
BEhomer wrote:I guess they are not counting last year's transfer/redshirt, because I also look forward to seeing makinde london at xavier and cole huff at creighton.


Great list. Good catch on not including this year's eligible transfers/redshirts (makinde London, cole huff etc) . This would make the list more of a primer for this upcoming season. Also transfers who have to wait till 16-17 (Marcus Foster Creighton, K. Savage Butler etc.) probably should not be included until next year.

Re: 10 Big East newcomers to watch

PostPosted: Tue May 12, 2015 11:04 am
by Chalmers0
Ya I really don't get the point of including players that have to sit out this year in a "newcomers to watch for" post.

Re: 10 Big East newcomers to watch

PostPosted: Tue May 12, 2015 2:49 pm
by sciencejay
The Jays have two returning post players that have seen considerable time (Groselle and Hanson if he can get his shoulder healthy), and Coach McD requires new players to be pretty solid at defense before seeing much court time, so the "Patton should play right away" comment seems naive.

His athleticism can be a huge benefit, but he weighs about a buck ninety dripping wet, so he probably needs a red shirt year to get used to the speed of BE play and put some weight on.

Re: 10 Big East newcomers to watch

PostPosted: Tue May 12, 2015 4:47 pm
by BEX
BEhomer wrote:I guess they are not counting last year's transfer/redshirt, because I also look forward to seeing makinde london at xavier and cole huff at creighton.


If X RS Edmond Sumner is over his "growing pains", the BE is in for a real surprise.

Re: 10 Big East newcomers to watch

PostPosted: Tue May 12, 2015 4:56 pm
by BEX
Think he starts @ PG.

Re: 10 Big East newcomers to watch

PostPosted: Tue May 12, 2015 7:39 pm
by hoyahooligan
sciencejay wrote:The Jays have two returning post players that have seen considerable time (Groselle and Hanson if he can get his shoulder healthy), and Coach McD requires new players to be pretty solid at defense before seeing much court time, so the "Patton should play right away" comment seems naive.

His athleticism can be a huge benefit, but he weighs about a buck ninety dripping wet, so he probably needs a red shirt year to get used to the speed of BE play and put some weight on.


If you red shirt your first top 50 recruit you might not get another one.

Re: 10 Big East newcomers to watch

PostPosted: Tue May 12, 2015 9:05 pm
by Jet915
hoyahooligan wrote:
sciencejay wrote:The Jays have two returning post players that have seen considerable time (Groselle and Hanson if he can get his shoulder healthy), and Coach McD requires new players to be pretty solid at defense before seeing much court time, so the "Patton should play right away" comment seems naive.

His athleticism can be a huge benefit, but he weighs about a buck ninety dripping wet, so he probably needs a red shirt year to get used to the speed of BE play and put some weight on.


If you red shirt your first top 50 recruit you might not get another one.


He's skin and bones but he won't redshirt IMO. His rating is based on potential more than current play but he apparently holds his own fine during scrimmages.