Notre Dame commit Prentiss just tore his ACL and is out for his entire Senior seaon. Poor guy. Probably won't be going to Notre Dame anymore.
2018 Recruiting
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Notre Dame commit Prentiss just tore his ACL and is out for his entire Senior seaon. Poor guy. Probably won't be going to Notre Dame anymore.
It's called karma. Drop us from consideration, bad things happen!
Why would Brey not honor the scholarship? Guys come back from ACLs all the time now and Hubb still has a full year before the start of his freshman season. It's not like the kid lost a leg or something.
Ya lol have people never heard of Harry Giles. The kid won't be dropped.
WE should reach back out, I would still welcome him. ACL injuries are not what they used to be. You can come back 100%
Lol ok, just ok.
p8triotfan4life
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any chance we can pickup a mid-season JUCO big?
FAIRFAX, Va. – George Mason University men's basketball head coach Dave Paulsen has announced the signing of two student-athletes who will compete for the Patriots beginning in fall 2018.
The duo includes guards Jason Douglas-Stanley (Mount Vernon, N.Y.) and Jordan Miller (Middleburg, Va.).
"We are so excited to add Jason and Jordan to our Mason Family," Paulsen said. "To be able to recruit two individuals who helped lead their teams to state championships is very rare. Both guys are winners, team-first players, and individuals of the highest character. They are exactly the type of young men we desire as we continue to move our program forward. I'm looking forward to getting to work with them in the summer and am hoping that they arrive in Fairfax with another pair of state championships."
Douglas-Stanley is a 6-foot-2-inch guard who's entering his senior season at Mount Vernon High School - one of the most decorated basketball programs in the state of New York. As a junior, Douglas-Stanley helped lead the Knights to the 2017 New York NYSPHSAA AA state title, alongside current George Mason freshman Greg Calixte. Douglas-Stanley poured in 16 points and hit a quartet of 3-pointers in the championship game to help Mount Vernon capture its 11th state title.
Under head coach Bob Cimmino, Douglas-Stanley has garnered all-state, all-county, all-section and all-league accolades during his first three seasons in a Mount Vernon uniform. He averaged 18.2 points, 3.8 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 2.0 steals as a junior last season.
"I saw Jason by accident last winter as I was going to watch Greg in his team's state tournament run. I was struck by his ability to score, his quiet confidence, and his winning nature," Paulsen noted. "Our entire staff had the opportunity to watch Jason multiple times this summer and fall and we are all convinced that he will give us a dynamic, versatile scoring guard who will put pressure on the defense at all times. Jason is continuing to mature physically and I believe the sky is the limit to his potential."
Miller is a 6-foot-5-inch guard who competes for Loudoun Valley High School in nearby Purcellville, Va. He is suiting up for his senior season after a lauded junior campaign that culminated in the Vikings capturing the 2017 Virginia 4A state championship under head coach Chad Dawson. Miller dropped 26 points on 11-of-12 shooting in the title game for Loudoun Valley.
After the season, Miller earned Virginia 4A State Player of the Year accolades as well as Nova Sports and LoCo Player of the Year honors. He was named first team all-state, all-region and all-conference while also garnering Regional Player of the Year recognition.
"From the first time I saw tape of Jordan, I fell in love with his feel for the game, his versatility and his knack for scoring," Paulsen commented. "From day one, our staff made Jordan a top priority in our recruiting process. I had the chance to see virtually every game he played this summer and was impressed with his leadership and work ethic. As good of a player as Jordan is now, I believe he is just scratching the surface of his potential."
The duo includes guards Jason Douglas-Stanley (Mount Vernon, N.Y.) and Jordan Miller (Middleburg, Va.).
"We are so excited to add Jason and Jordan to our Mason Family," Paulsen said. "To be able to recruit two individuals who helped lead their teams to state championships is very rare. Both guys are winners, team-first players, and individuals of the highest character. They are exactly the type of young men we desire as we continue to move our program forward. I'm looking forward to getting to work with them in the summer and am hoping that they arrive in Fairfax with another pair of state championships."
Douglas-Stanley is a 6-foot-2-inch guard who's entering his senior season at Mount Vernon High School - one of the most decorated basketball programs in the state of New York. As a junior, Douglas-Stanley helped lead the Knights to the 2017 New York NYSPHSAA AA state title, alongside current George Mason freshman Greg Calixte. Douglas-Stanley poured in 16 points and hit a quartet of 3-pointers in the championship game to help Mount Vernon capture its 11th state title.
Under head coach Bob Cimmino, Douglas-Stanley has garnered all-state, all-county, all-section and all-league accolades during his first three seasons in a Mount Vernon uniform. He averaged 18.2 points, 3.8 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 2.0 steals as a junior last season.
"I saw Jason by accident last winter as I was going to watch Greg in his team's state tournament run. I was struck by his ability to score, his quiet confidence, and his winning nature," Paulsen noted. "Our entire staff had the opportunity to watch Jason multiple times this summer and fall and we are all convinced that he will give us a dynamic, versatile scoring guard who will put pressure on the defense at all times. Jason is continuing to mature physically and I believe the sky is the limit to his potential."
Miller is a 6-foot-5-inch guard who competes for Loudoun Valley High School in nearby Purcellville, Va. He is suiting up for his senior season after a lauded junior campaign that culminated in the Vikings capturing the 2017 Virginia 4A state championship under head coach Chad Dawson. Miller dropped 26 points on 11-of-12 shooting in the title game for Loudoun Valley.
After the season, Miller earned Virginia 4A State Player of the Year accolades as well as Nova Sports and LoCo Player of the Year honors. He was named first team all-state, all-region and all-conference while also garnering Regional Player of the Year recognition.
"From the first time I saw tape of Jordan, I fell in love with his feel for the game, his versatility and his knack for scoring," Paulsen commented. "From day one, our staff made Jordan a top priority in our recruiting process. I had the chance to see virtually every game he played this summer and was impressed with his leadership and work ethic. As good of a player as Jordan is now, I believe he is just scratching the surface of his potential."
gmuballer14
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I see we had a few unofficial visits yesterday. Anyone know if they are 2018 or 2019? Also any additional information.
FreeGunston12
All-American
From what I saw on twitter, looked like 4 local guards. Don’t know if we’ve offered any.
Alex Bailey, 2018:
https://new.berecruited.com/athletes/3293554
Michael Truong, 2018:
http://www.ncsasports.org/mens-bask...ndoah-valley-christian-academy/michael-truong
Eric Truong, 2018:
http://www.ncsasports.org/mens-bask...enandoah-valley-christian-academy/eric-truong
Daniel Allen, 2019:
https://www.prephoops.com/2017/10/recruiting-report-2019-daniel-allen/
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PDGL Hoops
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We also need a point guard (not saying any of these kids are going to be the one), but next season we'll have Reuter and Calixte at the 5 (with AJ as a third option), and AJ and Mar at the 4. We'll have the same four in 2019 as well.
My guess is that these guys are potential walk-on prospects.
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Patriot05
Spectator
No, we need short local Asian kids. Paulsen has a plan!
Apparently Zach Newkirk (2018 PG target) had an impressive showing at a showcase last weekend. Sounds like he's a real distributor.
"2018 6’2 Zach Newkirk may have been the top assist man at the showcase, in game one he had an 14:0 assist to turnover rate.
Newkirk was one of the bright spots for WOG; he is a pass first floor general, he sees the entire floor, and Newkirk is a true leader he never loses his poise on the floor no matter the situation. Newkirk stayed aggressive throughout the contest even when his team fell down, Newkirk remained in attack mode. This kid welcomes contact at the cup and he is a bulldog on both ends of the floor."
"2018 6’2 Zach Newkirk may have been the top assist man at the showcase, in game one he had an 14:0 assist to turnover rate.
Newkirk was one of the bright spots for WOG; he is a pass first floor general, he sees the entire floor, and Newkirk is a true leader he never loses his poise on the floor no matter the situation. Newkirk stayed aggressive throughout the contest even when his team fell down, Newkirk remained in attack mode. This kid welcomes contact at the cup and he is a bulldog on both ends of the floor."
I want his high school teammate Aaron Johnson Cash who we are also targeting. He's a Hewitt type wing recruit but who knows what Paulsen could do with a long athlete
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