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I think that Harrison Ingram is the poster child for whatever credit Coach Haase would get for developing players for the NBA. He's already made Pac-12 freshman of the week four (!) times and is a possible first-round pick whenever he declares for the NBA draft.

But like TrumpCard, I leave the actual analysis of CH's contributions to Harrison Ingram's NBA development to others on this board who are NBA-afficianados.

"Development for the NBA" isn't a thing in college for most 5* McDonald's All American mega-whales. The NBA already knows about these kids, and the college year is a formality.

Of the top 15 recruits in 2020, 10 were drafted in the 2021 NBA draft (8 in the 1st). An 11th, Duke's Terrence Clarke, was a projected mid-late 1st rounder before tragically losing his life in a car accident. 2 more went the G-League route immediately out of HS. That's 13/15.

Of the top 15 recruits in 2019, 11 were drafted in the 2020 NBA draft and another was drafted in the 2021 NBA draft. That's 12/15.

And FWIW, the 4 Rivals predictions of Carlyle to Stanford are there for a reason.

Great news. No doubt the guy can recruit.

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I think that Harrison Ingram is the poster child for whatever credit Coach Haase would get for developing players for the NBA. He's already made Pac-12 freshman of the week four (!) times and is a possible first-round pick whenever he declares for the NBA draft.

But like TrumpCard, I leave the actual analysis of CH's contributions to Harrison Ingram's NBA development to others on this board who are NBA-afficianados.

"Development for the NBA" isn't a thing in college for most 5* McDonald's All American mega-whales. The NBA already knows about these kids, and the college year is a formality.

Of the top 15 recruits in 2020, 10 were drafted in the 2021 NBA draft (8 in the 1st). An 11th, Duke's Terrence Clarke, was a projected mid-late 1st rounder before tragically losing his life in a car accident. 2 more went the G-League route immediately out of HS. That's 13/15.

Of the top 15 recruits in 2019, 11 were drafted in the 2020 NBA draft and another was drafted in the 2021 NBA draft. That's 12/15.

And FWIW, the 4 Rivals predictions of Carlyle to Stanford are there for a reason.

Great news. No doubt the guy can recruit.