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Bogo, you think Ravet will resurface?? I think he's gone Jimmy Hoffa on us.
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In the Tyrin Lawrence recruiting thread CaldwellZag seems to make it pretty clear (without explicitly stating it) that Ravet isn't coming back...Originally posted by tummydoc View PostComment
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Not even a smile? What's your problem!Comment
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6' freshman guard Drew Lowder transferring out of Holy Cross: https://twitter.com/jeffborzello/sta...61434276225034
14.1pts, 3.3 ast. 42% 3pt shooter.
Highlights from his 24/5 performance against Maryland this year: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6jLJ0OSvcg
He kind of looks like a smaller Woolridge: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UU2GQAzZEw4Comment
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No, not anymore - from what I have read he will never re-enroll in GU...still n o word on why from those that know so be it...best wishes to him and his family!!!Comment
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Jake
@jakeweingarten
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Shareef O’Neal commits to LSU. Has been a lock basically since announcing his transfer out of UCLA. His father, Shaq, starred in Baton Rouge. Major addition for Will Wade.Comment
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Do Harris and/or Suggs have the quickness Zags will need on defense? If not, who does?Comment
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He couldn't even play for UCLA, so how is this a major addition for LSU ?Originally posted by Zagdawg View PostComment
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I'm guessing you haven't seen either one of them play? They both have nice size 6'4 6'5, Suggs a little thicker and Harris looks a little longer. Suggs great body control both super athletes and fast. Suggs more on the elite side athletically. Let's put it this way if you haven't seen them play, next year your going to be jumping off your couch watching them.Originally posted by TravelinZag View PostComment
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Along with the athleticism I would say both have the attitude to be great defenders. Suggs really seems to have a competitiveness and intensity. Defense has a lot to do with effort and just saying my man isnt beating me.Originally posted by FloridaZagFan View PostComment
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"Harvard guard and former top 100 recruit Bryce Aiken will pursue graduate transfer opportunities, a source tells 247Sports. Aiken played just seven games this season due to a foot injury that occurred on Dec. 21. Aiken is expected to get a medical redshirt for this past season and will graduate from Harvard in the spring and. Ivy League rules prohibit graduate students from participating in NCAA athletics. Aikens could have opted to start his professional career, but his intentions are to pursue college for next season, a source tells 247Sports.
"Aiken was averaging 16.7 points, 1.9 rebounds and 1.7 assists through his first seven games of the season. Aiken had a tremendous junior season, averaging up 22.2 points, 2.9 rebounds and 2.6 assists a game. Aiken connected on 51 of his 128 (39.8%) three-point attempts as a junior. Aiken, a 6-foot guard that played high school ball at Elizabeth (N.J.) St. Patrick, would have immediate eligibility and will be one of the most pursued graduate transfers in the country.
"Coming out of high school Aiken was ranked No. 86 overall and as the No. 19 point guard in the 247Sports Composite Rankings."
SLOZag
"Kids come here to better their own lives, not ours. If you take a player’s failures as a personal affront…. check yourself." - Chick-Stratino'sUrDaddyComment
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Aiken missed 2 games as a frosh, 18 as a soph, and 13 as a junior, before only playing 7 this year. Really good player, but whatever team he goes to is praying he can stay healthy.Comment
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Corey Evans
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So far, Wichita State transfer Erik Stevenson has heard from Washington, Washington State, Xavier, Arkansas, Gonzaga, Nebraska, Creighton, Texas, USC, Utah, Seton Hall & Oregon State
Jake
@jakeweingarten
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The list expands: Florida, South Carolina, Memphis and Arizona, have also reached out to Wichita State transfer Erik Stevenson, he told
@Stockrisers
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Highly-touted transfer with two years remaining.Comment
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