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Re: Competition

PostPosted: November 3rd, 2013, 4:37 pm
by squirrel
I think Loyola entering has made Chicago much more competitive. Whereas before BU and Illinois State probably had the best access to Chicago-area players, now with Loyola in the league, they are a factor, but also so now is everyone else, in that they can sell a game in their hometown every year as well as broadcasts on Comcast Chicago.

So that is somewhat of a net-negative for BU and ISU on the recruiting trail, although for now BU has a great connection with Chin.

Re: Competition

PostPosted: November 9th, 2013, 3:26 am
by saluki762
Arguing about Iowa recruits is cute. #1 in Iowa is not as good as #15 in your neighboring state. :D

Of course recruiting ranking generally aren't worth a whole lot out of the top 25 anyway.

Re: Competition

PostPosted: November 9th, 2013, 6:28 am
by DUBulldog
saluki762 wrote:Arguing about Iowa recruits is cute. #1 in Iowa is not as good as #15 in your neighboring state. :D .


You're right. Harrison Barnes and Doug McDermott wouldn't have been top 15 in neighbor state.

:Beer:

Re: Competition

PostPosted: November 9th, 2013, 9:01 am
by PantherSigEp
DUBulldog wrote:
saluki762 wrote:Arguing about Iowa recruits is cute. #1 in Iowa is not as good as #15 in your neighboring state. :D .


You're right. Harrison Barnes and Doug McDermott wouldn't have been top 15 in neighbor state.

:Beer:


Yeah, Marcus Paige is really shook up about this development. I think he's deciding to turn in his Freshman All-American award and leave UNC to go play in a church league, seeing as how his talent certainly isn't up to par.

Re: Competition

PostPosted: November 9th, 2013, 7:59 pm
by saluki762
DUBulldog wrote:
saluki762 wrote:Arguing about Iowa recruits is cute. #1 in Iowa is not as good as #15 in your neighboring state. :D .


You're right. Harrison Barnes and Doug McDermott wouldn't have been top 15 in neighbor state.

:Beer:

Doug McDermott would not have been. Hence the reason I said recruiting rankings are not worth much anyways.

Re: Competition

PostPosted: November 11th, 2013, 9:02 am
by uniftw
saluki762 wrote:
DUBulldog wrote:
saluki762 wrote:Arguing about Iowa recruits is cute. #1 in Iowa is not as good as #15 in your neighboring state. :D .


You're right. Harrison Barnes and Doug McDermott wouldn't have been top 15 in neighbor state.

:Beer:

Doug McDermott would not have been. Hence the reason I said recruiting rankings are not worth much anyways.
Kirk Hinrich, Nick Collison, and Kyle Korver probably wouldn't have been either I guess

Re: Competition

PostPosted: December 1st, 2013, 11:10 pm
by 2livewu
And you'll notice none of those guys ended up at UNI or Drake. Lol at the Iowa recruiting pissing match. Please keep it going!

Re: Competition

PostPosted: December 2nd, 2013, 9:56 pm
by BullHawk0402
I'd say per capita the state of Iowa produces just as much talent as Illinois, if not more. We're definitely comparing apples to oranges here in terms of population...