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A stretch 4 (Royal, Arledge ilk), and a SG who can also handle the ball (although Gilbert seems to be of that nature), so it might be best available. Two schollies are available (Edwards/Copes) unless someone else leaves.
Isn't Gray a senior, too, making it three slots? Or were you assuming Gilbert would be slotted in for Gray leaving two more?
So what do you guys think our needs are for the Class of 2015?
That really depends on where Jenkins, Porter, Lockett, Mayimba and Jackson actually are going to play and what their real strengths and weaknesses are.
John Crosby who once wanted to commit to GMU committed to Dayton...
Five Two is dead on target on what we need. We need a PG to replace Edwards when he graduates and maybe even Isaiah Jackson if the frankenstein experiment fails.
Hewitt needs to calm down and stop trying to hog onto every 6-7 swingmen he can find. He has more than enough of them at the moment. The position that has been void and in need of tweaking since the day he stepped onto Mason has been the point guard position.
Eric Bowles from W.T.Woodson might be someone Hewitt should look at more closely once he clears his obsession with small forwards.
Not sure why -- other than, perhaps, the inevitable Hewitt hatred -- but it puzzles me that people here continue to act as if we're desperately incompetent at the PG spot.
Is Marquise a great shooter at this point? No. But he certainly showed enough promise as a true freshman to be our starter at the PG if he's healthy by Game 1.
And yeah, Corey drove me nuts when he was a starter, but he's fine coming off the bench for 10-15 minutes. He's the best backcourt defender on our roster (non-freshman division) and it's not even close.
All of this is to say, yeah I get that we're not the best in the A-10 at PG. But pretending that Hewitt hasn't recruited one is silly and borderline disrespectful to our players. So please cut it out.
We weren't the only school that was hot on John Crosby at one point, and there were ACC and B1G schools on him, yet he ended up going to prep school. Presumably there was a reason why no one closed the deal. We should move on.