I posted this on the other board this AM.
My gut is screaming "beware" as Bowen's tone appears to have shifted to a "business perspective" and his concern of PT and visibility for the 2018 NBA draft.
Creighton couldn't have planned for a better strategy and couldn't have prayed for Tugs' recruitment to set up nearly perfect for us. Therefore, I've got my eyes peeled lookin' for the other Murphy (Murphy's Law).
"gtmo,From this morning:
The lure and appeal of a Arizona or Michigan State is so large, so deeply ingrained in current basketball fans and recruits minds...it is possible that a recruit would still commit to either school, even when shown that neither school will be able to provide the wanted PT or starting position. Just to say he "played" on a Top 5 - Top 10 team.
I think back to Tum Tum and McQuaid - both opted for MSU and neither got nearly the PT and starts they would have had at CU. Stover barely saw the court at UCLA during his time there. It is not a stretch to think Tugs may still opt for the big state school - even if he will not be the top player, not be the "go to guy", not be a starter, or not get the percentage of PT he thinks he should get. Barring team injuries, it is not likely he would receive sufficient minutes to justify a "1 and Done" season at either school, coinsiding with the opinion of some - that he doesn't appear to be such a player. We have often seen cases of "what recruits say vs what recruits do."
Creighton has a good shot to get him, but we have been in this situation previously-although back then we were the little mid-major school-I am hoping it's our time for a big recruiting win.
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