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A comment by Gopher Warrior in his ESPN Rise Tourney thread regarding Shabazz, http://www.forums.gopherhole.com/boards/showthread.php?t=16747
"BTW, Shabazz Napier just gave a verbal to UCONN. He's a stud 2011 point guard.. that means both Texas (Kabongo) and UCONN now have stud point guards planning to come in for the 2011-12 season... "
got me to wondering what it is with the fluidity of the 2010 PG recruiting.
I found this link about Shabazz Napier's oral commitment to UCONN and in it is it says he is in the process of trying to get into the class of 2010 instead of 2011. That could have implications for Cory.
http://blogs.courant.com/uconn_mens_basketball/2010/04/lawrence-academy-coach-kevin-w.html
"Napier made an oral commitment to attend UConn Friday, hoping to bring that winning combination to Storrs. Just as it has become clear Kemba Walker would, indeed, return for his junior season, maybe UConn has found his successor.
Napier, originally from the Charlestown section of Boston, repeated a year and has spent the last two years at Lawrence, in Groton. But now he's in the process of reclassifying again. He was listed as a junior this past season but is expected to be the fifth member of UConn's 2010 recruiting class."
The story also has this tidbit, "Just as it has become clear Kemba Walker would, indeed, return for his junior season, maybe UConn has found his successor."
Texas, another rival for Cory has it's currently returning PG Avery Bradley, another Findlay alumni and Kabonga set to arrive in 2011. Avery might jump to the NBA and perhaps that is but one of the intangibles Cory is waiting for.
Nova on the other hand loses Scottie Reynolds but still has experienced Stokes, Fisher, and Wayns in the backcourt. Wayns was the #4 PG of the 2009 class per Scout. http://minnesota.scout.com/a.z?s=176&p=9&c=8&cfg=bb&toinid=385&sspid=-1&yr=2009
Nova does seem to run a lot of guards.
The undecided point guards of interest in the 2010 class are Cory, McCallum, Knight, and Selby. Between the looming NBA draft and all the undecided point guards the coming signing period should be pretty interesting!
"BTW, Shabazz Napier just gave a verbal to UCONN. He's a stud 2011 point guard.. that means both Texas (Kabongo) and UCONN now have stud point guards planning to come in for the 2011-12 season... "
got me to wondering what it is with the fluidity of the 2010 PG recruiting.
I found this link about Shabazz Napier's oral commitment to UCONN and in it is it says he is in the process of trying to get into the class of 2010 instead of 2011. That could have implications for Cory.
http://blogs.courant.com/uconn_mens_basketball/2010/04/lawrence-academy-coach-kevin-w.html
"Napier made an oral commitment to attend UConn Friday, hoping to bring that winning combination to Storrs. Just as it has become clear Kemba Walker would, indeed, return for his junior season, maybe UConn has found his successor.
Napier, originally from the Charlestown section of Boston, repeated a year and has spent the last two years at Lawrence, in Groton. But now he's in the process of reclassifying again. He was listed as a junior this past season but is expected to be the fifth member of UConn's 2010 recruiting class."
The story also has this tidbit, "Just as it has become clear Kemba Walker would, indeed, return for his junior season, maybe UConn has found his successor."
Texas, another rival for Cory has it's currently returning PG Avery Bradley, another Findlay alumni and Kabonga set to arrive in 2011. Avery might jump to the NBA and perhaps that is but one of the intangibles Cory is waiting for.
Nova on the other hand loses Scottie Reynolds but still has experienced Stokes, Fisher, and Wayns in the backcourt. Wayns was the #4 PG of the 2009 class per Scout. http://minnesota.scout.com/a.z?s=176&p=9&c=8&cfg=bb&toinid=385&sspid=-1&yr=2009
Nova does seem to run a lot of guards.
The undecided point guards of interest in the 2010 class are Cory, McCallum, Knight, and Selby. Between the looming NBA draft and all the undecided point guards the coming signing period should be pretty interesting!
