I think he's better than Hatton. Great ball skills and keeps the ball up on rebounds. Very difficult to find 7' players.

(02-19-2021 06:09 PM)Tribe32 Wrote:  I think he's better than Hatton. Great ball skills and keeps the ball up on rebounds. Very difficult to find 7' players.

Again, I have no clue even if we are on his radar. He had the opportunity to commit here before, then opted to reclass. Other than him being a Williamsburg native, I'm not sure if he isn't setting his sights on P5

CAA COMMITS:
CofC: Michael Dudley Jr. 6’5 Charlotte, NC, Kanye Jones 6'4 Apopka, FL, Raekwon Horton 6'6 Columbia, SC, Jaylen Haynes 6'8 Fort Lauderdale, FL
Delaware: 6'5 Wes Peterson Jr. Alexandria, VA
Drexel: Terrence Butler Jr. 6'7 Upper Marlboro, MD
Elon: RJ Noord 6'4 Decatur, GA, Sam Sherry 6'9 Mechanicsburg, PA
Hofstra: Griffin Barrouk 6'5 West Chester, PA, Jaquan Carlos 6'0 New York, NY
JMU: Devon Savage 6'4 Washington DC, Jaylen Stinson 6'0 Philadelphia, PA, Andrew McConnell 6'0 Buford, GA
Northeastern: To Randriasalama 6'3 Montreal, Canada
Towson: Tyler Gill 5'10 Raleigh, NC, Rahdir Hicks 6'0 Coatesville, PA, 6'5 Tyler Coleman 6'5 Woodbridge, VA, David Hill 6'1 Williamsport, PA
UNCW: Will McCracken 6'4 Cincinnati, OH, Khamari McGriff 6'8 Tallahassee, FL, Jamarii Thomas 6'0 Hickory, NC
WM: Tyler Rice 6'0 Columbia, SC, Julian Lewis 6’6 Ann Arbor, MI, Langdon Hatton 6'10 Georgetown, IN

RECENT INTEREST (since the Early Signing Deadline)
Spencer Legg 6'7 Alexandria, VA
Kacper Klaczek 6'8 Brookville, NY
Sir Issac Herron 6'9 Houston, TX
Wyatt Fricks 6'9 Lawrenceville, GA
Gerald Jones III 6'10 Lithonia, GA

PRIOR INTEREST (before the Early Signing Deadline)
Kody Williams 5'11 Plymouth, MN
Kimahri Wilson 5'11 Mundelien, IL
Cyncier Harrison 5'11 Charlotte, NC
Tom Hart III 6'0 Humble, TX
Anthony "AJ" Williams 6'0 Henrico, VA
CJ Anthony 6'0 Columbus, OH
Ashton Price 6'1 Bay Village, OH
Grant Hurst 6'1 Cleveland, TN
Preston Ruedinger 6'2 Oshkosh, WI
Jordan Battle 6'2 Norfolk, VA
Aisaiah Phillips 6'2 High Point, NC
Michael Myrie 6'2 Gaithersburg, MD
Tyler Seward 6'2 Sicklerville, NJ
Ethan Okwuosa 6'3 New Haven, CT
Tahron Allen 6'4 Brooklyn, NY
Tyler Lundblade 6'4 Grapevine, TX
Hunter Sallis 6'4 Omaha, NE
Derrick Jones Jr 6'5 Charlottesville, VA
Aaron Lemon-Warren 6'5 Philadelphia, PA
Jayson Fain 6'5 Martinsville, VA
Brandin Podziemski 6'5 Delafield, WI
Jayden Brewer 6'5 Avon, IN
Chris Grubbs 6'5 Fishers, IN
Tyriek Weeks 6'5 Warwick, RI
Gabe Charleston 6'6 Middletown, CT
Saint Thomas 6'6 Omaha, NE
Cade Haskings 6'6 Minneapolis, MN
Owen Dease 6'6 Evansville, IN
Odin Lium 6'6 Oswego, IL
Michael Jefferson Jr. 6’6 Sulphur Springs, TX
Kunga Tsering 6'7 Hasbrouck Heights, NJ
Reece Sproul 6'7 Stoughton, WI
Luke Turner 6'7 Temecula, CA
IJ Ezuma 6'7 Raleigh, NC
Sheer Akot 6'7 Manchester, NH
Matthew McCool 6'7 Amherst, MA
Bryson Spell 6'8 Virginia Beach, VA
Philipp Walz 6'8 Munich, Germany
Isaiah Eggleston 6’8 Axton, VA
Nate Santos 6'8 Geneva, IL
Ryan Riggs 6'8 West Des Moines, IA
Isaac Farah 6'9 Fishers, IN
Will Henderson 6'10 Richmond, VA
Saliou Nguer 6'10 Senegal/Beckley Prep
Tyler Warner 6'11 Rochester, NY
Efton Reid 7'0 Richmond, VA
Clayton White 7'0 Fort Worth, TX

RECENT COMMITS
Marlon Lestin 6'9 Montreal, Canada -> ECU

Wade Bell tweets:

“ BoysBB-North Harrison 76, Providence 64....NH's Langdon Hatton 26, Logan McIntire 18, Sawyer Wetzel 16...PROV's Nick Sexton 22, Tyler Simmons 15.....Cougars improve to 16-3...Pioneers drop to 8-8....”

https://mobile.twitter.com/TheManiacHike...8643005440

Langdon Hatton’s North Harrison team finishes the season at 17-3. First outright Mid-Southern Conference championship in school history.

https://mobile.twitter.com/SteveHatton14...2333014017

Tyler Rice almost with the double double (9 pts, 10 ast, 3 reb, 3 stl) in Ridge View’s first round win over Woodmont 80-65.

Highlights (including a Rice dunk):
https://mobile.twitter.com/CamGaskinsTV/...1270131715

Stats:
https://mobile.twitter.com/HTPro10/statu...7725266949

Rice was also named to the Class 5A Boys All State team.

https://amp.thestate.com/sports/high-sch...ssion=true

Of course it's only tape, but watching Rice and Hatton indicates they will challenge to start next season and are blue chip prospects.

Not enough to see this season--they've just started high school basketball in Ann Arbor--so time will tell on Julian Lewis. But he's supposed to be
the real deal.

Would like to see us get one more talented big center...I'm not very bullish on our current three guys.

(02-24-2021 06:27 AM)bubbadog57 Wrote:  Of course it's only tape, but watching Rice and Hatton indicates they will challenge to start next season and are blue chip prospects.

Not enough to see this season--they've just started high school basketball in Ann Arbor--so time will tell on Julian Lewis. But he's supposed to be
the real deal.

Would like to see us get one more talented big center...I'm not very bullish on our current three guys.

Nunez?

(02-24-2021 01:21 PM)LeadBolt Wrote:  Nunez?

I'd take Nunez, sure. I think I'd rather take some of these other guys we are looking at like Klaczek, Herron, Frick, or Jones.