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Leaving MPLS North or North Star.Paul?, Either way leaving a very good head coach that knows the gameNice recruiting move by cdh..grabbing is mom to coach girls and picking up her son in the deal
No reason he shouldn't have an offer right now. He doesn't even have to be a NBA level player, it's pretty obvious already he'll be good enough for a scholarship.
I agreed plus it's about the relationship not the offer, example we offered Omersa late but the staff had a relationship with him since 8th or 9th grade. When a recruit goes to the press like Reuvers about that crap, they were never that interested and are trying to get the homers off their backsHoly crap fraternity2017! You are really riding the staff hard recently for not offering middle schoolers (which Holloman just finished up) scholarship offers! You were on the staff about Chet, now Holloman, etc.
I am very confident that the Gophers will offer very early in the process, and like most offers of kids his caliber, the "timeliness" of the offer will have little to no impact on the recruits decision.
Go Gophers!!
Holy crap fraternity2017! You are really riding the staff hard recently for not offering middle schoolers (which Holloman just finished up) scholarship offers! You were on the staff about Chet, now Holloman, etc.
I am very confident that the Gophers will offer very early in the process, and like most offers of kids his caliber, the "timeliness" of the offer will have little to no impact on the recruits decision.
I would prefer the staff be aggressive and differentiate themselves from the bluebloods and regional counterparts.
Gophers offered him today.
About time. You would have offered him 6 weeks ago! Huge difference
This is the youngest recruit he's ever offered. He did exactly what I wanted him to do. If you aren't a perennial winner or blue blood you need to be as aggressive as possible with recruiting. You need to build and foster relationships as early and often as possible and that's what he's doing.
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