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jeffto
04-06-2007, 12:34 AM
I don't think we have that much to fear with Huggins' recruiting. Sitting out a year begot Walker, Walker begot Beasley, Beasley begot the rest. Walker was the key. I don't think he's going to have a big name to help in recruit more quality players.
A lot of schools were (are) recruiting the guys we're after. It's not a big deal if WVU joins the fray. IMO
IKOTA
04-06-2007, 09:32 AM
I don't think we have that much to fear with Huggins' recruiting. Sitting out a year begot Walker, Walker begot Beasley, Beasley begot the rest. Walker was the key. I don't think he's going to have a big name to help in recruit more quality players.
A lot of schools were (are) recruiting the guys we're after. It's not a big deal if WVU joins the fray. IMO
What if Walker and Beasley decide to follow Huggins to WV? Walker could use an additional year of recovery time as ACL injuries in basketball limit a player attempting to come back after one year, especially someone such as Walker whose game relies on his explosiveness. Who knows what Beasley is thinking but I'm sure Huggins has spoken with him extensively.
I'm not saying that Huggins will take all our recruits, but he also should not be discounted.
Catmandu
04-06-2007, 11:15 AM
I don't think we have that much to fear with Huggins' recruiting. Sitting out a year begot Walker, Walker begot Beasley, Beasley begot the rest. Walker was the key. I don't think he's going to have a big name to help in recruit more quality players.
A lot of schools were (are) recruiting the guys we're after. It's not a big deal if WVU joins the fray. IMO
ignorance is bliss
jeffto
04-06-2007, 07:49 PM
Cat,
I believe it's ignorance is bliss.
If players want to play for Huggins they'll play for Huggins. If they'd go to Manhattan, they'd probably go to Morgantown. I just don't follow the logic that now that he's at WVU our recruiting will take a blow. He and Mick both recruit nationally. They go after the same kids now.
It's all speculation as far as how it affects any given recruit.
Catmandu
04-07-2007, 11:06 AM
Cat,
I believe it's ignorance is bliss.
If players want to play for Huggins they'll play for Huggins. If they'd go to Manhattan, they'd probably go to Morgantown. I just don't follow the logic that now that he's at WVU our recruiting will take a blow. He and Mick both recruit nationally. They go after the same kids now.
It's all speculation as far as how it affects any given recruit.
LMAO... I knew that was wron gwhen I typed it...LOL But you knew what I meant!
(OT: I love on this board that you can give a reason why you edited your post! LOL)
Bryan
04-07-2007, 12:52 PM
Cat,
I just don't follow the logic that now that he's at WVU our recruiting will take a blow. He and Mick both recruit nationally. They go after the same kids now.
It's all speculation as far as how it affects any given recruit.
Let's try this logic.
IF UC was recruiting against KSU they could always hold out the opportunity to come play for the Big East, and that KSU has had no recent successes. NOW Huggs can say, hey I am in the Big East as well and WVU has been to the NCAA recently.
Therefore, Huggs at WVU is in a stronger position recruiting guys than he was at KSU. QED :)
The question is HOW much of an effect it will have, that I do not know, so I do agree with the last sentence.
jeffto
04-07-2007, 07:11 PM
Therefore, Huggs at WVU is in a stronger position recruiting guys than he was at KSU. QED :)
Yes, but: Is he in a stronger position than any other WVU coach would be?:rolleyes:
jon b
04-08-2007, 08:41 AM
Therefore, Huggs at WVU is in a stronger position recruiting guys than he was at KSU. QED :)
Yes, but: Is he in a stronger position than any other WVU coach would be?:rolleyes:
Yes. Huggins has spent the past 1-2 years talking to the top recruits. Beilen and Cattlet were not able to get into those same doorways. The question is can Huggins continue to get into those doorways that JB and Cattlet could not?
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