Recruiting Thread

[AJcat7755]

Tyon Grant Foster is leaving KU. KSU was one of the schools recruiting the JUCO before he picked KU. Doubt KSU has interest now though.

Looks like KU is also losing Tristan Enaruna

Be interesting to see where the end up, but 2 examples of players that were highly recruited, went to a blue blood, sat on the bench, were over recruited and now transfer. Would it have worked out better if they went to a school with less top talent? Who knows.

[JOKKO]

Looks like KU is also losing Tristan Enaruna

Be interesting to see where the end up, but 2 examples of players that were highly recruited, went to a blue blood, sat on the bench, were over recruited and now transfer. Would it have worked out better if they went to a school with less top talent? Who knows.

For sure it would have. Look at Semi Ojeleye...he goes to Duke and hardly plays for 2 years...transfers to SMU and is player of the year in the AAC.

It has worked out well for Semi as he has been getting solid minutes for 3 years in the NBA, but he had 2 years of being not much more than a practice dummy at Duke.

[AJcat7755]

Be interesting to see where the end up, but 2 examples of players that were highly recruited, went to a blue blood, sat on the bench, were over recruited and now transfer. Would it have worked out better if they went to a school with less top talent? Who knows.

For sure it would have. Look at Semi Ojeleye...he goes to Duke and hardly plays for 2 years...transfers to SMU and is player of the year in the AAC.

It has worked out well for Semi as he has been getting solid minutes for 3 years in the NBA, but he had 2 years of being not much more than a practice dummy at Duke.

And right after KU makes spots with the "transfers" they have room to sign a 2021 kid.

[bhoovy]

For sure it would have. Look at Semi Ojeleye...he goes to Duke and hardly plays for 2 years...transfers to SMU and is player of the year in the AAC.

It has worked out well for Semi as he has been getting solid minutes for 3 years in the NBA, but he had 2 years of being not much more than a practice dummy at Duke.

And right after KU makes spots with the "transfers" they have room to sign a 2021 kid.

Yeah you notice they don’t seem to have a problem with nudging players out for players they believe are better. Of course they have the better players wanting to play there to be able to nudge players out.

[SCKSCat]

According to the Wichita Eagle we are trying to get transfet Markquis Nowell. UArk-Little Rock. I got a tingle reading about him.

[AJcat7755]

And right after KU makes spots with the "transfers" they have room to sign a 2021 kid.

Yeah you notice they don’t seem to have a problem with nudging players out for players they believe are better. Of course they have the better players wanting to play there to be able to nudge players out.

And now Gehtro Muscadin is leaving KU. Just outside the top 150 in the 2020 class, another player that KSU was trying to get that ended up at KU instead. It conveniently opens up a free scholarship for KU.

[Highway26north]

Ah but don't forget there is a possibility that KU may receive sanctions in 2028 for buying players. That has to put a crimp in their recruiting. Just shows what a great coach Dollar Bill is.

[stlcatfan]

Ah but don't forget there is a possibility that KU may receive sanctions in 2028 for buying players. That has to put a crimp in their recruiting. Just shows what a great coach Dollar Bill is.

Yeah, and their "sanctions" will be a slap on the wrist, at best.

[ToledoCat#3]

And Cheater Bill just OKed a lifetime contract extension. Goes to show what counts.

[KsJoey]

Kstate has offered 2 new recruits for 2021, over the weekend.

https://247sports.com/Player/Alston-Mason-46113454/
https://247sports.com/college/kansas-st ... 161577605/
PG from Overland Park, KS. 44% 3pt shooter

https://verbalcommits.com/players/kidtrell-blocker
SG from Rochester, NY. Hard to find a ton of info on him. But I see where he hit 6, 3s in a recent game.

Alston Mason is headed to OU