I need to apologize. I've been slacking on updating this thread. So I should probably mention that Colorado has gotten commitments from Xavier Johnson and Chris Jenkins.
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2012 MBB Pac-12 Commitment Tracker
- Thread starter Goose
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I think Oregon will be active in the spring. I'm expecting Jabari Brown to be 1-and-done.
Legendary coach Bob Hurley says UCLA commit Kyle Anderson is a hybrid between Magic Johnson & Larry Bird.
Brett Boese committed to Washington State.
Transfer, not a commitment, but JT Terrell of Wake Forest will be transferring to USC. I believe he'll have 3 years to play 3 after sitting out this season. Was Wake's second leading scorer last year as a true frosh scoring 11 ppg, but...
He was a top 50 recruit in the 2010 class.
He was a top 50 recruit in the 2010 class.
YngC
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He had an official lined up before we dropped him.
Have all offers for 2012 been withdrawn except for Wallace? Basically, it is Wallace or no one at this point?
dyemeduke
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...yeah. I believe they're still in the running for the Bazz Muhammed sweepstakes (along with UCLA and Duke). The only good news about Shabazz if he were to choose UoA is that he'd be gone after a year. I'm pretty sure he's either UCLA or Duke though...but I don't know.
Tad needs some bigs...really bad. Scott and Gordon are going to have to step in on day one and battle tough.
I like our frontcourt a lot better in 2012. Shane and Mills will both be a year further along in their development. And I believe that trading Austin and Trey for Gordon and Scott will give us a stronger inside presence. We'll give up some experience and some 3 pt shooting ability from the post guys, but this offense isn't built around that like Bzdelik's was.
I'm curious to see what style of team Boyle is hoping to build. Before Cain left, I thought we were shifting more towards a "traditional NBA" style lineup where we'd have two BIGS, a swingman that's 6'6"ish and then two guards. Now I'm wondering if we're going to stick with the three guard offense a bit longer.
RTC is now saying that they think Arizona is out of the Bazz Sweepstakes. I'm with DyeMe though, I think it'll be UCLA or Duke.
COME ON DUKE!
COME ON DUKE!
dyemeduke
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I'm not a fan of Mills at this point, and have yet to really see anything from SHT. So two freshmen with SHT does not win me over. Sure, it's better than this year, but we need some muscle inside. Cain really could help here...I applaud the kid for doing what he feels is right, but man...it does screw us over a little.
I really hope that Bazz ends up at Duke, but I'm not optimistic about it. He just seems like a West Coast guy...Duke has had sort of a problem with West coast kids recently, and UCLA will put on the full court press. This sort of reminds me of Josh Smith all over again, although much less severe (Smith was NOT going to leave the West).
I think we have to stick with a three guard offense longer - as Wooden said, take quickness over size. If we can't match them physically, let's run around them... ...I still want some bigs though.
I really hope that Bazz ends up at Duke, but I'm not optimistic about it. He just seems like a West Coast guy...Duke has had sort of a problem with West coast kids recently, and UCLA will put on the full court press. This sort of reminds me of Josh Smith all over again, although much less severe (Smith was NOT going to leave the West).
I think we have to stick with a three guard offense longer - as Wooden said, take quickness over size. If we can't match them physically, let's run around them... ...I still want some bigs though.
The Shabazz Muhammad mystery train continues on, but it looks like it's leaving UCLA behind. It appears he's leaning towards being a Kentucky Wildcat.