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'15 CA SG Tyler Dorsey (Verbal to Oregon)
- Thread starter Buffnik
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Those who are able to may not want to.... Its glowing
Key word being Jayhawk Slant. Every Rivals site gears the interviews towards their subscribers. It's common sense. Now, that said,....
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KU has that **** down to a science.
Meh, he wasn't going to say it sucked and was boring. Him waiting it out until the end is good news, obviously. I still think it has as much to do with how badly KU wants him, as it does if Dorsey wants to go there.
FWIW, I've been to the Phog, if only to watch us get stomped. The Phog is awesome. If he wasn't impressed by that, he may not have a pulse. But I don't think the coolness factor of the phog is going to be making the key component of the decision. If it was, he would already have committed.
Just a word of caution, folks. Dorsey has said that me might not even commit during the early signing period. There's a good chance he'll wait to see what's available to him in April. So you may not want to ride the Dorsey recruiting rollercoaster on a daily basis.
BehindEnemyLines
beware the habu
Dammit! I awready got my ticket.
Not like I have a Tweetdeck column that includes "Tyler Dorsey" or anything. :wink2:
wyobuff
Well-Known Member
Some unfortunate news from the KU Camp:
http://www2.kusports.com/news/2014/oct/14/elite-guard-decide-early/?mens_basketball
http://www2.kusports.com/news/2014/oct/14/elite-guard-decide-early/?mens_basketball
I maintain that we have advantages over all the other schools he's looking at. It will come down to whether he values the advantages we have. If he really wants to play for a blue-blood program, we're out of luck. If he wants to stay in California, we're out of luck. If he really wants a warm weather location, we're out of luck. BUT, if he wants to play for a consistent NCAA tournament team, get solid minutes from day one, play in a great atmosphere and have access to some of the best basketball facilities West of the Mississippi while playing for a coach who has a proven track record of putting guards into the NBA, then CU will be hard to reject.
That's nothing new, wyo. I am actually pretty ecstatic that he was that low key.
Watch, we freak about KU for two months, only to see him sign with ASU or Cal
The thing is that each of the schools he's looking at offers something that the others don't. Each has it's unique advantages. His initial commitment to UA could indicate several things, none of which disqualify any of the teams remaining.
I'm a lot more worried about Cal then KU
Bolded are guarantees Kansas can provide. The only one not bolded (playing time) is purely dependent on Dorsey's performance himself and applies no matter where he goes. You listed nothing unique to CU.
Mountains, weed, and Tad ****ing Boyle.
Exactly. If he's good enough to be one-and-done, he's good enough to get PT at any program in the country.
The other things we share with KU, but with them having more prestige & certainty given their track record.
What CU brings to the party:
1) Pac-12 conference so that family/friends can see more of his games
2) Coaches who have gotten a string of less heralded guards than Dorsey to the Association. Guard development track record is why Josh Fortune transferred here and one of the reasons Tad has the trust of Dorsey's AAU coach.
3) Opportunity to be a point guard. (May also be true of KU, wasn't of UA.)
4) Other stuff that is more personal to him and could break either way such as how well he got along with our coaches & players while here, whether the family atmosphere around the program resonated with him, whether he prefers Boulder as a college town, etc.
One thing for sure, he couldn't have visited on a better weekend. It was Boulder at its finest.
These are the differences Dorsey needs to value if we want his commitment.
I hope we get him, but I'm not holding my breath. We are there and have a chance, which is great, but regardless of his decision we will move on and continue to succeed. I do hope he wants to join us.
wyobuff
Well-Known Member
We never would have even been a discussion like this for a guy of his caliber 4 years ago. We've come a long way.
It's been an awesome journey I don't think is anywhere close to ending. We have a lot to look forward to.
wyobuff
Well-Known Member
100% agree.
