[kuz]

[quote author=BobK link=topic=16737.msg191041#msg191041 date=1491075987]
of exceedingly large proportions of exceedingly large proportions and huger.  Best class. Since 2002.  The Lopi.

That might be a bit of an exaggeration.

The 2014 class featured the #7 PF (Travis), #10 Center (Humphry) and #10 PG (Cartwright), plus a fourth prospect 3* Pickins.
This class features the #10 SG (Davis), #14 SF (Okpala) an unranked 4* rated PF (Da Silva) and a fourth prospect.

On paper, 2014 was a better class, but of course we will see how they do once on campus.  The key is that Haase signed a solid class after his first year.
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It depends on which recruiting service you follow. 247 has Da Silva, Davis, and Okpala all in the 40-70 range.

[kuz]

[quote author=BobK link=topic=16737.msg191041#msg191041 date=1491075987]
of exceedingly large proportions of exceedingly large proportions and huger.  Best class. Since 2002.  The Lopi.

That might be a bit of an exaggeration.

The 2014 class featured the #7 PF (Travis), #10 Center (Humphry) and #10 PG (Cartwright), plus a fourth prospect 3* Pickins.
This class features the #10 SG (Davis), #14 SF (Okpala) an unranked 4* rated PF (Da Silva) and a fourth prospect.

On paper, 2014 was a better class, but of course we will see how they do once on campus.  The key is that Haase signed a solid class after his first year.
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It depends on which recruiting service you follow. 247 has Da Silva, Davis, and Okpala all in the 40-70 range.