Rogobob77 wrote:Isaiah Barnes, a 6-4 point guard from Illinois, Tweets he is excited to have received an offer from “the University of Detroit.”
Commissioner wrote:Rogobob77 wrote:Isaiah Barnes, a 6-4 point guard from Illinois, Tweets he is excited to have received an offer from “the University of Detroit.”
Whereas Class of '20 Coleman Hawkins, a 6-8 power forward from Antelope, California, is only "blessed" to have received an offer from "the University of Detroit." https://twitter.com/colehawk23/status/1 ... 14656?s=19
I think we know where Coach Davis is on branding.
titanmike wrote:Commissioner wrote:Rogobob77 wrote:Isaiah Barnes, a 6-4 point guard from Illinois, Tweets he is excited to have received an offer from “the University of Detroit.”
Whereas Class of '20 Coleman Hawkins, a 6-8 power forward from Antelope, California, is only "blessed" to have received an offer from "the University of Detroit." https://twitter.com/colehawk23/status/1 ... 14656?s=19
I think we know where Coach Davis is on branding.
I love the recruiting reach thus far. This young man has offers from Arizona and Illinois.
titanmike wrote:Completely agree. I found Ray's recruiting to be impressive also. Not enough time to evaluate what could of been with Bacari. I hope we can close the deal!
upbasketballfan wrote:titanmike wrote:Completely agree. I found Ray's recruiting to be impressive also. Not enough time to evaluate what could of been with Bacari. I hope we can close the deal!
There is still something to be said about Coaches who can actually coach and make a player better. Players can communicate and also see players they know get better. It's one thing to say you can help, and another to actually do it. There is a lot more to this coaching thing than just being a nice guy, in the eyes of the recruit I think you have to be a Great Guy.
titanmike wrote:upbasketballfan wrote:titanmike wrote:Completely agree. I found Ray's recruiting to be impressive also. Not enough time to evaluate what could of been with Bacari. I hope we can close the deal!
There is still something to be said about Coaches who can actually coach and make a player better. Players can communicate and also see players they know get better. It's one thing to say you can help, and another to actually do it. There is a lot more to this coaching thing than just being a nice guy, in the eyes of the recruit I think you have to be a Great Guy.
My comment was on recruiting, not on coaching.
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