2020 - Dominick Harris - NLI Signed 11/13/19

[thespywhozaggedme]

Yeah, think we got a great one.

Agreed. I think he's gonna be better than the recruit that shall not be named, when all is said and done.

[Zagdawg]

#2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbpIjpVqzps&feature=youtu.be

[thespywhozaggedme]

#2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbpI...ature=youtu.be

He's gonna be a good one, but his shot is even lower than Ravets. At the 21 second mark, his 3 point shot was from his belly button. lol

[maynard g krebs]

He's gonna be a good one, but his shot is even lower than Ravets. At the 21 second mark, his 3 point shot was from his belly button. lol

No. The pass is low. He catches it at his waist, but shoots from in front of his face. Granted, it is a low release. But Jeremiah Dominguez' release was lower, and he made 7 3's v the Zags. If he can create space and get it off quickly that can compensate for a low release point.

[cggonzaga]

No. The pass is low. He catches it at his waist, but shoots from in front of his face. Granted, it is a low release. But Jeremiah Dominguez' release was lower, and he made 7 3's v the Zags. If he can create space and get it off quickly that can compensate for a low release point.

Plus he still has 2 year’s left in high school. The release will improve. It already has in the past year.

[Zagceo]

Plus he still has 2 year’s left in high school. The release will improve. It already has in the past year.

yep....went to one game this season and his shot has improved since that game IMO from latest videos

[thespywhozaggedme]

No. The pass is low. He catches it at his waist, but shoots from in front of his face. Granted, it is a low release. But Jeremiah Dominguez' release was lower, and he made 7 3's v the Zags. If he can create space and get it off quickly that can compensate for a low release point.

I agree, it's just the lowest release point I have seen. But he makes 'em.

[caldwellzag]

Dominick Harris

I follow Dominick and his dad on Twitter, both are great follows. Today his dad posted him training and it's a great post. He followed it up by talking about the GU boards and the skepticism on here. Those of you who are skeptics remember that recruits and their families read these boards. Keep your opinions positive, as our culture here at GU is a family culture. Don't be the drunk grumpy uncle and be negative about everything, if you don't like a recruit it happens, but keep it to yourself. Get off your high horse and trust the process, trust Few, Tommy, Donny, etc that they are bringing in guys that work hard and fit our system. Honestly, no one really cares who you want or don't want, we all just want a winning program. Please look at this tweet and remember your voice can be heard both positively and negatively.

https://twitter.com/ELAELITE/status/994624815456636928

[Zagdawg]

Here is the feedback-- the negative comments on the recruits and commits does not go unnoticed by friends and family.

Shawn Harris, M.A.


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I coach, but I’m gonna make this rare statement as a dad,and I won’t touch this topic again.The skepticism on the GU Forum isn’t sexy. Blue Bloods after us before we made our decision to commit. Embrace us, the tough journey takes a village..we need❤️ & support from Zag Nation.

Matt


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As an alum, I read the boards but don’t participate on there. I’ll tell you that the real fans are very positive and more than excited to have your son and family as a part of the team. That board isn’t worth reading. The real culture is defined by Mark, Donny, and Tommy.

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Shawn Harris, M.A.


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Agreed..One of my other sons told me about it.. I didn’t even know it existed until then..
nonetheless I appreciate you ..and we are working hard to get ready & my family is super excited to join the Zag Family

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Matt


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Us So Cal Zags gotta stick together! Keep preaching the message and we count our blessings that your family is apart of the Zag family.

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Shawn Harris, M.A.


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✊��Respect

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Jesse Glaves


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I see it, the coaching staff sees it, you see it, don’t listen to a bunch of couch potatos. Keep putting in that work, they’ll be biting their tongues by the time he shows in Spokane.

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Tyson Beggs


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I am on the boards and have nothing but praises to sing about your son. There are others that I wonder if they are even fans on there. Stay positive about GU, as GU and Dom are a great fit for each other. Trust the real GU culture, not those running their mouth behind a computer!

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Hayden Deitrick


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The insecurity that some fans have is something I will never understand. We played in a final four two seasons ago, we've made 20 straight NCAA Tournaments. Gonzaga IS a blue blood, and is lucky to have Dominick on board.


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Appreciate the work your son/family is putting to make sure Dominick is ready to excel at the next level and beyond. Unfortunately there are a number of "couch potato experts" who think they know basketball on the site -- ignore them like the rest of the Zag fans do. #GoZags

[sittingon50]

Thanks Caldwell.

[Russell Bevan]

I stopped participating On this board several years ago because I was disappointed at how many people here criticized 16 to 22-year-old young men so harshly. I realize that this type of criticism happens on virtually every schools bulletin boards, it goes hand-in-hand with expectations and a history of excellence. Almumni, fans and bandwagon jumpers have incredibly high expectations even though they have very little skin in the game other than their attachment to Gonzaga University and the team. It might be fun to list how many dollars every poster has donated instead of how many posts they’ve actually made.

As a winemaker, every year I have my wines reviewed by Robert Parker in the Wine Advocate and others, regardless of a long string of hundred points scores in multiple vintages, I still can’t help but read posts written by novices that criticize my wines on public message boards. As I grow the grapes, make the wines, put the final blends together and finally bottle the wines I take everyone of them very personally. If somebody doesn’t care for the wine it is either their lack of pallet or they did not appreciate the decisions I made somewhere along the way. Even though I realize many of these people probably live in their mothers basement and wear Spiderman underwear and only occasionally if Ever have a date, I still feel the sting.

I can only imagine what it would be like to be a 16-year-old and have somebody who never achieved any form of athletic excellence criticizing my jumpshot, my crossover dribble or how I approach the game. Sure we all have the right to criticize and voice are opinions and show off our basketball IQ’s, but, we can still show the class that Gonzaga tried to instill in us while doing so. The young ladies and men who compete on all of our teams dedicate such a huge part of their life and college experience to represent our beloved school, I would hope that even when we are criticizing them we could show them the respect that they so deeply deserve.

[caldwellzag]

I stopped participating On this board several years ago because I was disappointed at how many people here criticized 16 to 22-year-old young men so harshly. I realize that this type of criticism happens on virtually every schools bulletin boards, it goes hand-in-hand with expectations and a history of excellence. Almumni, fans and bandwagon jumpers have incredibly high expectations even though they have very little skin in the game other than their attachment to Gonzaga University and the team. It might be fun to list how many dollars every poster has donated instead of how many posts they’ve actually made.

As a winemaker, every year I have my wines reviewed by Robert Parker in the Wine Advocate and others, regardless of a long string of hundred points scores in multiple vintages, I still can’t help but read posts written by novices that criticize my wines on public message boards. As I grow the grapes, make the wines, put the final blends together and finally bottle the wines I take everyone of them very personally. If somebody doesn’t care for the wine it is either their lack of pallet or they did not appreciate the decisions I made somewhere along the way. Even though I realize many of these people probably live in their mothers basement and wear Spiderman underwear and only occasionally if Ever have a date, I still feel the sting.

I can only imagine what it would be like to be a 16-year-old and have somebody who never achieved any form of athletic excellence criticizing my jumpshot, my crossover dribble or how I approach the game. Sure we all have the right to criticize and voice are opinions and show off our basketball IQ’s, but, we can still show the class that Gonzaga tried to instill in us while doing so. The young ladies and men who compete on all of our teams dedicate such a huge part of their life and college experience to represent our beloved school, I would hope that even when we are criticizing them we could show them the respect that they so deeply deserve.

I love this paragraph! So true of so many posters who are novices in any field!

[CDC84]

I stopped participating On this board several years ago because I was disappointed at how many people here criticized 16 to 22-year-old young men so harshly. I realize that this type of criticism happens on virtually every schools bulletin boards, it goes hand-in-hand with expectations and a history of excellence. Almumni, fans and bandwagon jumpers have incredibly high expectations even though they have very little skin in the game other than their attachment to Gonzaga University and the team. It might be fun to list how many dollars every poster has donated instead of how many posts they’ve actually made.

As a winemaker, every year I have my wines reviewed by Robert Parker in the Wine Advocate and others, regardless of a long string of hundred points scores in multiple vintages, I still can’t help but read posts written by novices that criticize my wines on public message boards. As I grow the grapes, make the wines, put the final blends together and finally bottle the wines I take everyone of them very personally. If somebody doesn’t care for the wine it is either their lack of pallet or they did not appreciate the decisions I made somewhere along the way. Even though I realize many of these people probably live in their mothers basement and wear Spiderman underwear and only occasionally if Ever have a date, I still feel the sting.

I can only imagine what it would be like to be a 16-year-old and have somebody who never achieved any form of athletic excellence criticizing my jumpshot, my crossover dribble or how I approach the game. Sure we all have the right to criticize and voice are opinions and show off our basketball IQ’s, but, we can still show the class that Gonzaga tried to instill in us while doing so. The young ladies and men who compete on all of our teams dedicate such a huge part of their life and college experience to represent our beloved school, I would hope that even when we are criticizing them we could show them the respect that they so deeply deserve.

Hope life is treating you well Russell.

I saw this the other night.....it made me think of you

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZbfS23nSQk

[MDABE80]

1. I wouldn't point fingers at each other. Just take heed.
2. Parents read this Board.


Honestly I didn't think we gave too much of a hard time to Brandon.......and surely not to Joe. If anything I thought it was a bit overblown to have a senior in HS calling or organizing a presser for his decision. When is the last time one of our recruits did that? As a result of the "Zag Material" thread, this was not given a favorable review. Nothing against Brandon though....surely nothing personal. So let's move on knowing some things are sensitive. Some common sense is highly regarding in my view.

[Zagceo]

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