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(01-12-2021 02:59 PM)Tribe757 Wrote:  https://medium.com/seql/virginia-forward...e978e239d1

https://mobile.twitter.com/BrumbaughRowa...r%5Eauthor

https://mobile.twitter.com/SpencerLegg2

We are well aware of Legg and Brumbaugh. Spamming these threads accomplishes nothing and is quite annoying.

Coach Kemp and 6’8 Danilo Jovanovich of Greenfield, WI are now following each other. He holds offers from UIC and Milwaukee.

Highlights:
https://mobile.twitter.com/FreshCoastHoo...6285578241

Coach Boatner has started following 6’10 Spencer Hamilton of Buena Vista, VA (who followed back) as well as Hamilton’s travel team (Hill City Crash) and travel team coach. Hamilton holds offers from ODU and Mount St Mary’s.

(09-14-2020 03:39 PM)WillaMary08 Wrote:  

(07-13-2020 05:23 PM)WillaMary08 Wrote:  Coach Kemp has started following 6’3 Dayvaughn Froe of Katy, TX. Eric Bossi tweets that Froe has “heard from Baylor, Butler, Columbia, East Carolina, North Texas and TCU.”

https://mobile.twitter.com/ebosshoops/st...3451680768

Highlights:
https://mobile.twitter.com/DayvaughnF/st...0319093766

Coach Kemp and Dayvaughn Froe’s mother have started following each other on twitter.

Dayvaughn Froe’s mother has started following Coach Fischer.

An article about Froe:

http://ny2lasports.com/article_one.aspx?...Kw.twitter

Coach Kemp and 6’4 Nick Krass of Gulfport, MS are now following each other.

Highlights:
https://youtu.be/pqLVIemPZXI

(01-13-2021 01:27 PM)WillaMary08 Wrote:  Coach Boatner has started following 6’10 Spencer Hamilton of Buena Vista, VA (who followed back) as well as Hamilton’s travel team (Hill City Crash) and travel team coach. Hamilton holds offers from ODU and Mount St Mary’s.

Not a budget friendly in-state recruit.

(01-11-2021 06:22 AM)WillaMary08 Wrote:  

(12-27-2020 06:41 AM)WillaMary08 Wrote:  

(11-12-2020 12:44 PM)WillaMary08 Wrote:  

(10-12-2020 05:05 AM)WillaMary08 Wrote:  

(03-09-2020 02:38 PM)WillaMary08 Wrote:  Coach Boatner and Jaden Daughtry are now following each other.

Recent highlights:
https://mobile.twitter.com/DaughtryJaden...8843318273

Coach Boatner liked a Jaden Daughtry tweet (about LeBron but still). Daughtry now holds offers from NJIT, Hampton, Marshall, Bethune Cookman, ODU, and Norfolk St with recent interest from Georgetown, Virginia, Pittsburgh, LSU, Murray State, and Providence according to Jake Lieberman.

https://mobile.twitter.com/jakelieberman...7187851267

Jaden Daughtry liked Coach Boatner’s tweet introducing Julian Lewis.

Jaden Daughtry started following WMTribeMBB and Coach Kemp.

Jaden Daughtry liked CAA Basketball’s tweet about Quinn Blair being voted player of the day.

https://mobile.twitter.com/CAABasketball...1853323264

Jaden Daughtry transferred to LC Bird in Chesterfield and has helped them start 5-0.

Highlights:
https://mobile.twitter.com/LC_Bird_Hoops...2986545163

Rowan Brumbaugh picks up an offer from Wisconsin

(01-15-2021 05:49 AM)WillaMary08 Wrote:  

(01-11-2021 06:22 AM)WillaMary08 Wrote:  

(12-27-2020 06:41 AM)WillaMary08 Wrote:  

(11-12-2020 12:44 PM)WillaMary08 Wrote:  

(10-12-2020 05:05 AM)WillaMary08 Wrote:  Coach Boatner liked a Jaden Daughtry tweet (about LeBron but still). Daughtry now holds offers from NJIT, Hampton, Marshall, Bethune Cookman, ODU, and Norfolk St with recent interest from Georgetown, Virginia, Pittsburgh, LSU, Murray State, and Providence according to Jake Lieberman.

https://mobile.twitter.com/jakelieberman...7187851267

Jaden Daughtry liked Coach Boatner’s tweet introducing Julian Lewis.

Jaden Daughtry started following WMTribeMBB and Coach Kemp.

Jaden Daughtry liked CAA Basketball’s tweet about Quinn Blair being voted player of the day.

https://mobile.twitter.com/CAABasketball...1853323264

Jaden Daughtry transferred to LC Bird in Chesterfield and has helped them start 5-0.

Highlights:
https://mobile.twitter.com/LC_Bird_Hoops...2986545163

Jaden Daughtry liked a WMTribeMBB tweet yesterday when WM hit three 3s in a row.

https://mobile.twitter.com/WMTribeMBB/st...9774739456

Daughtry just picked up an offer from Troy.

(07-10-2020 04:02 PM)WillaMary08 Wrote:  

(06-14-2020 06:36 AM)WillaMary08 Wrote:  Coach Boatner really focusing on the 2022s the past couple days. Now he follows:

Caedmon Bontrager 6’7 Fort Wayne, IN (Lakewood Park Christian)
Highlights: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wqL8IhGWK5...e=youtu.be
(Followed back)

Coach Boatner and Caedmon Bontrager’s father are now following each other.

Here’s a clip of Bontrager dunking everything.
https://mobile.twitter.com/Nick_Baumgart...6781156352

Caedmon Bontrager’s father liked WMTribeMBB’s tweet of yesterday’s final score. Bontrager holds offers now from Indiana Tech, Huntington, Grace, Madonna, and Bethel. He also just transferred to Elevation Prep.

https://mobile.twitter.com/Nick_Baumgart...4697090054

New format: a loose hierarchy

CAA COMMITS:
(None)

OFFERS:
(None)

FOLLOWED BY COACH FISCHER:
Rowan Brumbaugh 6'3 Washington, DC

FOLLOWED BY WMTRIBEMBB:
Justin Taylor 6'5 Charlottesville, VA
AJ Smith 6’5 Charlotte, NC (offered for 2021 class, reclassified)
Matthew Nunez 6’10 Newport News, VA (offered for 2021 class, reclassified)

MULTIPLE INTERACTIONS:
Julian Brown 6'1 Middletown, NY
Coen Brown 6'3 Sedalia, MO
Dayvaughn Froe 6'3 Katy, TX
Bryce Lindsay 6'3 Baltimore, MD
Cavan Reilly 6'3 Lovettsville, VA
Deven Austin 6'4 Wilbraham, MA
Alpha Chibambe 6'4 San Juan Capistrano, CA
Tyson Commander 6'4 Bel Air, MD
Connor Essegian 6'4 Fort Wayne, IN
Chas Kelley 6'5 Houston, TX
Jaden Daughtry 6'5 Richmond, VA
Alphonzo Billups 6'5 Varina, VA
Brendan Hausen 6'5 Amarillo, TX
Caedmon Bontrager 6'7 Fort Wayne, IN
Jackson Loge 6'8 Donnelly, MN
Jacob Conner 6'8 Dayton, OH
George Perkins 6'8 Washington, DC
Spencer Hamilton, 6'10 Buena Vista, VA

FOLLOWED BY ASSISTANT COACH AND FOLLOWED BACK:
Kanye Clary 5'10 Virginia Beach, VA
Will Batchelder 6'1 Newburyport, MA
Jackson Paveletzke 6'2 Kimberly, WI
Cole Glasgow 6'3 Dallas Center, IA
Saxby Sunderland 6'3 Arlington, VA
Nick Krass 6'4 Gulfport, MS
Kyler Vanderjagt 6'4 Grand Rapids, MI
Caden Pierce 6'4 Glen Ellyn, IL
Chandler Jackson 6'4 Memphis, TN
Jared Frey 6'4 Columbus, OH
Donovan Atwell 6'5 Huntersville, NC
Leon Bond 6'5 Wauwatosa, WI
Jack Karasinski 6'5 Grand Rapids, MI
Bajedo "BJ" Omot 6'6 Mankato, MN
Camron Kearney 6'6 Virginia Beach, VA
Chatham Lambiotte 6'6 Wilmington, NC
Ben Southerland 6'7 Cincinnati, OH
Brady Helgren 6'7 Edina, MN
Jorn Everson 6'7 Williston, ND (followed for 2021, reclassified)
Jackson Noble 6'7 Greensboro, NC
Reed Bailey 6'7 Groton, MA
Gregory Melvin Jr 6'7 Virginia Beach, VA
Thomas Haugh 6'7 New Oxford, PA
Troy Scowden 6'7 Delaware, OH
Danilo Jovanovich 6'8 Greenfield, WI
Drew Kania 6'8 Gladstone, NJ
Braeden Moore 6'8 Nashville, TN
Richard Nweke 6'8 New York, NY
Jared Russo 6'8 Woodstock, GA
Cade Pendleton 6'8 Chattanooga, TN
Mitchell Rylee 6'9 Fort Mitchell, KY
Joe Hurlburt 6'10 Enderlin, ND
Ethan Dunn 6'10 East Lansing, MI
Hayden Burgess 6'10 Buckner, KY

FOLLOWED OR LIKED BY ASSISTANT COACH:
Ajay Sheldon 5'9 Dublin, OH
Braden Smith 6'0 Westfield, IN
Jason Drake 6'0 Detroit, MI
Seth Trimble 6'2 Menomonee Falls, WI
Christian Winborne 6'2 Baltimore, MD
Isaac McKneely 6'3 Poca, WV
Kyle Hicks 6'4 Boston, MA
Jeff Brazziel 6'4 Milwaukee, WI
Chris Moncrief 6'5 Pittsburgh, PA
Justyn Fernandez 6'5 Richmond, VA
Preist Ryan 6'5 Pittsburgh, PA
AJ Storr 6'6 Chicago, IL
Caden Hinker 6'6 Mitchell, SD
Donald Hand Jr. 6’6 Virginia Beach, VA
Miles Webb 6'7 Arlington, VA
Noah Ross 6'7 Raleigh, NC
Emmanuel "Bube" Momah 6'7 Farmington, CT
Cam Whitmore 6'7 Odenton, MD
Yann Farrell 6'7 Libreville, Gabon
Dillon Mitchell 6'7 Tampa, FL
Juju Ramirez 6'8 Lawrence, KS
Cooper Craggs 6'8 Livonia, MI
Chisom Okpara 6'8 New York, NY
Malcolm Jones 6'8 Savage, MN
Tyler Nickel 6'8 Elkton, VA
Maximus Nelson 6'8 Appleton, WI
Dylan Arnett 6'9 Chicago, IL
Isaac Traudt 6'9 Grand Island, NE
Landen Babusiak 6'9 St John, IN
Zuby Ejiofor 6'9 Garland, TX
Max Burton 6'9 Williamston, MI
TJ Power 6'9 Shrewsbury, MA
Donovan Short 6'10 Denmark, WI
Duke Brennan 6'10 Gilbert, AZ
Riley Mulvey 6'11 Rotterdam, NY

THIRD PARTY TWEETED WM'S INTEREST
Dante Weise 6'1 Allentown, NJ
Nick Klaiber 6'1 Bloomington, IN
Jack Gagen 6'1 Ashburn, VA
Josh Lawson 6'2 Chicago Heights, IL
Javon Johnson 6'2 Maywood, IL
Sean Paige 6'8 Maywood, IL

The way that Coach Fischer described it on the season ticket zoom talk tonight, teams are allowed to have more than 13 scholarship players only next year (the '21-'22 season). So if Loewe comes back (he is open to the possibility but wants to play out this season and see what opportunities come to him) plus the three incoming freshmen (Rice, Hatton, Lewis) that would be fourteen players and that is okay. But after next year the limit is back at 13; if Harvey, Scott, and Blair all want to come back for the extra year of eligibility that was given them then there would be no scholarships available for class of 2022. I don't understand how the staff can recruit and send out offers if they don't know who may be coming back, especially if like Loewe those three decide to play out their normal senior season before deciding if they want to come back or not for that given fifth year. Fischer agreed it's tricky.

I looked back at what billymac posted on the top of page 11 and it does say the scholarship limit doesn’t apply specifically to the ‘21-‘22 season though it didn’t say “only” that season - hopefully they extend the exception.

(01-19-2021 08:30 PM)WillaMary08 Wrote:  The way that Coach Fischer described it on the season ticket zoom talk tonight, teams are allowed to have more than 13 scholarship players only next year (the '21-'22 season). So if Loewe comes back (he is open to the possibility but wants to play out this season and see what opportunities come to him) plus the three incoming freshmen (Rice, Hatton, Lewis) that would be fourteen players and that is okay. But after next year the limit is back at 13; if Harvey, Scott, and Blair all want to come back for the extra year of eligibility that was given them then there would be no scholarships available for class of 2022. I don't understand how the staff can recruit and send out offers if they don't know who may be coming back, especially if like Loewe those three decide to play out their normal senior season before deciding if they want to come back or not for that given fifth year. Fischer agreed it's tricky.

I looked back at what billymac posted on the top of page 11 and it does say the scholarship limit doesn’t apply specifically to the ‘21-‘22 season though it didn’t say “only” that season - hopefully they extend the exception.

Post #190 in this thread.

(01-19-2021 08:50 PM)Touchdown Green and Gold Wrote:  

(01-19-2021 08:30 PM)WillaMary08 Wrote:  The way that Coach Fischer described it on the season ticket zoom talk tonight, teams are allowed to have more than 13 scholarship players only next year (the '21-'22 season). So if Loewe comes back (he is open to the possibility but wants to play out this season and see what opportunities come to him) plus the three incoming freshmen (Rice, Hatton, Lewis) that would be fourteen players and that is okay. But after next year the limit is back at 13; if Harvey, Scott, and Blair all want to come back for the extra year of eligibility that was given them then there would be no scholarships available for class of 2022. I don't understand how the staff can recruit and send out offers if they don't know who may be coming back, especially if like Loewe those three decide to play out their normal senior season before deciding if they want to come back or not for that given fifth year. Fischer agreed it's tricky.

I looked back at what billymac posted on the top of page 11 and it does say the scholarship limit doesn’t apply specifically to the ‘21-‘22 season though it didn’t say “only” that season - hopefully they extend the exception.

Post #190 in this thread.

Yes I remember this hypothetical situation has been broached before but after reading billymac’s post from the ncaa website I erroneously thought the scholarship limits didn’t apply for the class of 2022 but Fischer then confirmed it does and admitted to the inherent difficulties of the situation.

Besides being hard for the staff to recruit this really hurts the high school players who will be competing for a smaller number of scholarships than usual.

It's pretty much the same difficult situation for almost every coach.

(01-20-2021 06:32 AM)bubbadog57 Wrote:  It's pretty much the same difficult situation for almost every coach.

Except for the coaches that guarantee scholarships only year-to-year and can push out current players for incoming transfers and recruits. That has not been the WM way.

Of course having a handful of experienced fifth year seniors playing isn’t a bad thing (and some schools don’t allow fifth year seniors).