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Class of 2024+ - SamuelMcF - 11-07-2022
For the previous recruiting thread, see MBB Recruiting Class of 2022+.
2023 signees
* Andrej Stojakovic, 6-7 SF from Carmichael, CA. ESPN #24. Signed 10/9/2022
* Kanaan Carlyle, 6-3 PG from Atlanta, GA. ESPN #29. Signed 10/12/2022
* Cameron Grant, 6-7 F from Lakewood, OH. Walkon, committed 10/14/2022.
Stanford 2023 announcement
It's not clear if we are done for 2023 yet.
2024
PG
4* Dedan Thomas (NV)
4* Jase Richardson (NV) - son of Jason.
4* Zoom Diallo (WA)
4* Travis Perry (KY)
G
4* Gicarri Harris (GA)
4* Trent Perry (SoCal)
4* Kon Kneuppel (WI)
4* Liam Campbell (ID)
4* Sir Mohammed (NC)
W/F
5* Jason Asemota (AZ) - committed to Baylor
5* Liam McNeeley (FL)
NR Jaxon Johnson (UT)
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5* Yves Missi (CA) - attends Prolific Prep in Napa, where Isa Silva was briefly - committed to Baylor
3* Raleigh Burgess (OH)
2025
PG
G
4* Trey McKenney (MI)
W/F
5* Koa Peat (AZ) - Andrus' younger brother.
5* Caleb Wilson (GA)
5* Bryson Tiller (GA) - attends OTE with Kanaan Carlyle.
NR Nikolas Khamenia (SoCal)
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RE: Class of 2024+ - CompSci87 - 11-15-2022
Post any recruiting discussions or info you have to this thread!
Either SamuelMcF or a moderator will update the first post from time to time.
RE: Class of 2024+ - BobK - 11-15-2022
We have a 2023 walk on
[tweet]https://twitter.com/cameron_grant7/status/1592247388860973056?s=46&t=-hu1te8JdKT_dSotQOSsZA[/tweet]
RE: Class of 2024+ - CompSci87 - 11-16-2022
Quote:I don't have admin access and am not sure I want it.
My idea was to make you (or whoever is interested) the author of the first post in the thread so you can edit it.
RE: Class of 2024+ - SamuelMcF - 11-16-2022
(11-16-2022, 11:04 AM)CompSci87 Wrote:Quote:I don't have admin access and am not sure I want it.
My idea was to make you (or whoever is interested) the author of the first post in the thread so you can edit it.
Fine by me.
RE: Class of 2024+ - CompSci87 - 11-16-2022
(11-16-2022, 12:41 PM)SamuelMcF Wrote:(11-16-2022, 11:04 AM)CompSci87 Wrote:Quote:I don't have admin access and am not sure I want it.
My idea was to make you (or whoever is interested) the author of the first post in the thread so you can edit it.
Fine by me.
Thanks! Done!
I've combined your post and mine into the new first post of this thread.
RE: Class of 2024+ - BostonCard - 12-12-2022
[tweet]https://twitter.com/UtahProspects/status/1601376309761826818?s=20&t=ScADkVVeTKZa5j8OUJDrrw[/tweet]
Will Haase even be here?
BC
RE: Class of 2024+ - BobK - 12-29-2022
Missi down to three
[Tweet]https://twitter.com/tiptonedits/status/1608260672005214208?s=46&t=fGNVpePQuuDfIi6U9PnWAA[/tweet]
RE: Class of 2024+ - PVTree - 01-06-2023
(12-29-2022, 10:35 AM)BobK Wrote: Missi down to three
[Tweet]https://twitter.com/tiptonedits/status/1608260672005214208?s=46&t=fGNVpePQuuDfIi6U9PnWAA[/tweet]
Down to 1 - Baylor
RE: Class of 2024+ - SamuelMcF - 01-26-2023
[tweet]https://twitter.com/mckenneytrey1/status/1618746604495998976[/tweet]
RE: Class of 2024+ - BobK - 03-21-2023
Isa Silva is in the portal
RE: Class of 2024+ - SamuelMcF - 03-21-2023
(03-21-2023, 01:17 PM)BobK Wrote: Isa Silva is in the portal
We're looking at a bunch of transfer point guards who are better. Let's hope we get one.
[tweet]https://twitter.com/thesirmohammed/status/1637967817390661632[/tweet]
RE: Class of 2024+ - BobK - 03-21-2023
I not convinced we need a third point guard but for one year ok. Monty always wanted a third point guard. He could really coach so good plan
RE: Class of 2024+ - PVTree - 04-16-2023
The other site is reporting that crystal balls are pointing to Stanford getting Providence PG, Jared Bynum.
If true, it looks like we have lost:
-Ingram
-Silva
-Moss
-Begovich
and we have gained:
-Stojakovic
-Carlyle
-Bynum
-open scholie
Overall, seems like an upgrade. Now, if HI were to return, it would be an impressive upgrade of talent.
RE: Class of 2024+ - SamuelMcF - 04-17-2023
[tweet]https://twitter.com/TiptonEdits/status/1648053709060861952[/tweet]
Bynum has committed!
RE: Class of 2024+ - washingtonismoney - 04-17-2023
(04-17-2023, 01:11 PM)SamuelMcF Wrote: [tweet]https://twitter.com/TiptonEdits/status/1648053709060861952[/tweet]
Bynum has committed!
Don't want to be overly negative, but I'm not sure what the excitement here is about. He's a 24-year-old who's never shot above 41.5% from the field. Maybe he's the next Joe Dumars on defense but it's hard to imagine him having much of an impact otherwise.
RE: Class of 2024+ - PVTree - 04-17-2023
I look at it this way. It's an upgrade over Silva and may even be our starting PG.
With Raynaud, Spencer, Angel, Stoja, etc. On the floor, he may not need to be a high scorer most of the time. I see him as a PG who will not turnover the ball, play capable defense, and score 7 points a game.
I like getting an experienced PG besides MOC.
RE: Class of 2024+ - washingtonismoney - 04-17-2023
(04-17-2023, 02:20 PM)PVTree Wrote: I look at it this way. It's an upgrade over Silva and may even be our starting PG.
Being a "starting PG" makes me far more bearish about next year's team than I'd previously contemplated.
In other news, one of the more thorough/prominent draftniks -- Nate Duncan -- visited the Hoop Summit and had some pretty mild comments on Stojakovic. In of itself that's not the worst thing, because Duncan tends to be pretty tough, but I think his general reads of players' ceilings are correct. Duncan thought it was unlikely Stojakovic would be an NBA player, which suggests he's likely to be a downgrade from Ingram, assuming the latter player leaves.
RE: Class of 2024+ - McKenwood - 04-17-2023
(04-17-2023, 02:20 PM)PVTree Wrote: I look at it this way. It's an upgrade over Silva and may even be our starting PG.
With Raynaud, Spencer, Angel, Stoja, etc. On the floor, he may not need to be a high scorer most of the time. I see him as a PG who will not turnover the ball, play capable defense, and score 7 points a game.
I like getting an experienced PG besides MOC.
Hopefully an upgrade, especially if he can play some defense. Big East 6th man of the year. Played on an NCAA tournament team. 81% on his free throws last year.
(04-17-2023, 02:37 PM)washingtonismoney Wrote:(04-17-2023, 02:20 PM)PVTree Wrote: I look at it this way. It's an upgrade over Silva and may even be our starting PG.
Being a "starting PG" makes me far more bearish about next year's team than I'd previously contemplated.
In other news, one of the more thorough/prominent draftniks -- Nate Duncan -- visited the Hoop Summit and had some pretty mild comments on Stojakovic. In of itself that's not the worst thing, because Duncan tends to be pretty tough, but I think his general reads of players' ceilings are correct. Duncan thought it was unlikely Stojakovic would be an NBA player, which suggests he's likely to be a downgrade from Ingram, assuming the latter player leaves.
MOC/Silva were a mediocre PG tandem last year. Carlyle/Bynum would probably be an upgrade.
RE: Class of 2024+ - midnight21 - 04-17-2023
Anyone who's watched this team in the Haase era knows that the point guard spot and turnovers have typically been some of team's biggest problems.
In almost every offensive metric, Bynum is an upgrade on not only Silva, but O'Connell as well. Career numbers comparison:
Bynum: 27.4% assist rate, 14.8 % turnover rate; 78% FT the last two seasons; 33% career 3 PT
O'Connell: 23.2% assist rate, 21% turnover rate; 78% FT last year; 30.1% career 3 PT
Silva: 16.9% assist rate, 27.5% (!) turnover rate; 62% FT, 40.1% 3 PT (but only 25% last year)
The jury's out on his defense, and at 5-10, he's probably limited in the kind of impact he can make, but the numbers shows there probably isn't enough difference between Bynum and O'Connell/Silva on the defensive end to offset the upgrade on offense.
Bynum's arrival, alongside Carlyle, gives Stanford a potentially significant offensive upgrade at their weakest offensive position. I'm not particularly bullish on this team's ability to outplay the coaching (and thus will keep my expectations low), but having a steady veteran point guard who has big game experience is probably the best thing we could have hoped for.