Red Rooster wrote:R Jay wrote:NJRedman wrote:
Keith Thomas no, Adonis yes but not sure about his redshirt status
Didn't Adonis play a little bit in conference when Obekpa was sitting out? If so I believe he loses his redshirt because he played in the second half of the season.
Adonis only played in an exhibition game. He never played in the regular season. You're probably thinking about Adonis' brother, Joey. Adonis is a much better prospect than his older brother.
Bill Marsh wrote:Steve Lavin wrote:MUPanther wrote:I've hearing the talk all week on Sirius and CBSSN, if St. John's is even a good job. I hear people talk about the dorms not the same as back in the glory days. What does that mean? What's this dorm issue?
They had Masiello on and when asked on ESPN New York radio if SJU was still a good job, he said it was a "great job" and almost laughed at the question. It shows the perception is still strong (maybe not how it was in 1985 but still strong) among coaches. We are the only major NYC college hoops program.
There are rumors that they are now targeting Iowa State's assistant coach or Slice from Kentucky for recruiting help. Obviously good people will come for Mullin. Who wouldn't want to be a part of that excitement? Mullin is an old-school guy. Hardened Brooklyn kid who understands NYC and the expectations. He will make SJU more NYC than it's been in a long time (Lavin had no connection). He adds prestige and tradition. As for recruiting, I'm not worried. The name does wonders alone, then just imagine him sitting in a kid's house talking about playing alongside Jordan on the 1992 dream team or being inducted into the HOF. The guy is just money.
This is a risk (albeit a calculated one) but it can just be the risk we need to get back as a national power. Chris Mullin is already trending on twitter in the NYC area with experts praising the decision.
I agree.
Mullin's name screams Big East at its finest. His name alone will open the door with high school coaches and AAU coaches. He will be able to say to recruits, "I played here, and I made it from here to the NBA and the Hall of Fame. I can do the same for you."
R Jay wrote:Red Rooster wrote:R Jay wrote:Didn't Adonis play a little bit in conference when Obekpa was sitting out? If so I believe he loses his redshirt because he played in the second half of the season.
Adonis only played in an exhibition game. He never played in the regular season. You're probably thinking about Adonis' brother, Joey. Adonis is a much better prospect than his older brother.
Ah. Gotcha. Than yes, Adonis should have redshirted this year.
lolhoya wrote:It's early, but Mullin looks like he might be an animal on the recruiting trail. Would be great for the conference.
The rumors are flying fast and furious here at the Final Four, with some folks believing it’s already “done” that Rohrssen will join Mullin’s staff and help to revive St. John’s, and others saying they can’t imagine Rohrssen leaving Kentucky, where he reportedly earns a base salary of $375,000 and more with bonuses. His contract reportedly runs through June 2016 and he must notify Calipari if he intends to leave for another job.
NovaBall wrote:Cheick Diallo going to commit to St. John's?
Johnnies stealing rawle alkins from nova?
ChestRockwell85 wrote:NovaBall wrote:Cheick Diallo going to commit to St. John's?
Johnnies stealing rawle alkins from nova?
If Eric Paschall transfers to Villanova, look for Jay to back off Alkins. Too many 6'4" to 6'6" guys playing the same position at Villanova. Villanova needs to focus on getting another big to play with Omari Spellman.
Regardless, Mullin is a homerun for St. John's. Guy is making all the right moves. St. John's is going to be a monster. This is not an opinion, this is a fact.
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