AttyAlum wrote:westojay wrote:So if this is true, we are now 1 over limit and still looking at adding a wing. This would mean there might be a couple departures. Not sure about this guy, seems like might be a project.
If he's going to JUCO, we would not be over.
EDIt - Just watched the video. He reminds me of WSU's Cleanthony Early. Long limbed, agile, and quick footed. Also resembles the body shape of a lot of the Syracuse guys I watched last night. Might need to add some weight and strength, but I like the potential.
If this guy is a commit, that would be the second native New Yorker we've signed since the Big East news came out. To those that suggested that the new conference wouldn't lead to an impact in recruiting, I think we've already seen an impact.
This is really interesting. He's a long, lean kid who can run the floor, but who can also block shots in the post and alter the other team's offensive game play with his long arms and leaping ability.
I don't know how the scholarship situation works out as I think we still want another wing, but I would love to add this kid to the roster.
The JUCO/Prep School thing can get confusing sometimes too. Prep school may mean he doesn't go JUCO, but could anyway and IIRC he could go from being a '13 to a '14 if he stays another year at Prep either by doing a post graduate year or by reclassifying his graduation year (but correct me if I am wrong about that).
"One solution: White could reclassify his grade status and repeat his junior year. Unlike most prep schools in New England, the Miller School doesn’t offer a postgrad year. But some players do elect to reclassify and spend an extra year in high school. According to NCAA rules, players must still graduate from high school and pass their 16 core classes in eight semesters. But White could spend his fifth high school year improving his standardized test scores and putting on pounds in the weight room.
Read more here:
http://www.kansas.com/2012/05/08/232926 ... rylink=cpy"