Class ranked #23 by Hoopscoop

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[QUOTE]23. CHARLOTTE (23 Points)…5 Recruits…4.6 Talent Rating Average Per Recruit…Atlantic-10 Conference…(8) Charlie Coley, 6’7, WF, Dodge City (JC) KS; (6) Lamont Mack, 6’7, PF, Angelina (JC) TX; (3) Dijuan Harris, 5’9, PG, Hillsborough (JC) FL; (3) An’Juan Wilderness, 6’7, PF, Lenoir (Patterson School) NC; (3) Gaby Ngoundjo, 6’7, PF, Little Rock (Christian) AR. [/QUOTE]

And they didn’t even count Barnett, Jones, and Gerrity. Barnett by himself would have given us 2 or 3 pts to move up in the top 15. Let the hype begin. :49ers: :49ers: :thumbsup: :doh:

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Various rankings:

[QUOTE]43. KANSAS STATE (18 Points)…4 Recruits…4.5 Talent Rating Average Per Recruit…Big-12 Conference…(9) Michael Beasley, 6’8, PF, Fitchburg (Notre Dame) MA; (3) Dominique Sutton, 6’5, WF, Lenoir (Patterson School) NC; (3) Jacob Pullen, 6’0, PG, Maywood (Proviso East) IL; (3) Fred Brown, 6’2, PG, West Palm Beach (Dwyer) FL. [/QUOTE]

[QUOTE]26. N.C. STATE (22 Points)…4 Recruits…5.5 Talent Rating Average Per Recruit…Atlantic Coast Conference…(8) James Hickson, 6’8, C, Marietta (Wheeler) GA; (8) Tracy Smith, 6’8, PF, Durham (Mt. Zion Christian) NC; (3) Johnny Thomas, 6’6, WF, Greensboro (Day) NC; (3) Javi Gonzalez, 6’0, PG, Miami (Dr. Krop) FL. [/QUOTE]

[QUOTE]22. MASSACHUSETTS (24 Points)…8 Recruits…3.0 Talent Rating Average Per Recruit…Atlantic-10 Conference…(6) Papa Lo, 6’10, C, Winchendon (School) MA; (3) Gary Correia, 6’2, PG, Northfield (Northfield-Mt. Hermon) ME; (3) Trey Lang, 6’7, PF, Marietta (Wheeler) GA; (3) Trevon Wilcher, 6’8, PF, Lee (Academy) MA; (3) Max Groebe, 6’5, WF, Miami (Dr. Krop) FL; (2) Marcus Matthews, 6’1, 2G, Brooklyn (Bishop Loughlin) NY; (2) Matt Hill, 6’8, PF, Tilton (Academy) NH; (2) Matt Glass, 6’6, 2G, Northfield (Northfield-Mt. Hermon) MA.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE]1. INDIANA (45 Points)…7 Recruits…6.4 Talent Rating Average Per Recruit…Big-10 Conference…(10) Eric Gordon, 6’3, 2G, Indianapolis (North Central) IN; (8) Jamarcus Ellis, 6’5, 2G, Chipola (JC) FL; (6) DeAndre Thomas, 6’9, C, Chipola (JC) FL; (6) Brandon McGee, 6’8, PF, Chicago (Crane) IL; (6) Eli Holman, 6’10, C, Richmond (H.S.) CA; (6) Eshaunte Jones, 6’4, PG, Ft. Wayne (North Side) IN; (3) Jordan Crawford, 6’4, 2G, Chatham (Hargrave Military) VA.[/QUOTE]

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I’m really surprised AnJuan only got 3. He was a pretty big get considering the schools we were competing against. He was ranked as high as 50th in the nation as well. Did not qualifying and prepping hurt his stock?

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Isn’t it a bit lopsided? I mean obviously if you have more recruits you receive more points, or am I reading this totally wrong?

Papa Lo at UMass… I love that name. Just rolls off the tongue. I feel sorry for him when he comes to Halton.

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NiiiiiiiCCCCeee, but rankings don’t mean sh*t unless these recruits produce. I’m still hyped about them.

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[QUOTE=CharSFNiners;235448]Isn’t it a bit lopsided? I mean obviously if you have more recruits you receive more points, or am I reading this totally wrong?[/QUOTE]
That’s how I read it too. Doesn’t really seem like a very effective measurement.

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[QUOTE=RWORKMAN09;235450]That’s how I read it too. Doesn’t really seem like a very effective measurement.[/QUOTE]

That’s why he does it. Stirs up debate but if you think about it, it’s the overall class ranking. Look at the average by recruit if you want.

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didnt we have one of the top classes last year too?

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[QUOTE=Gill2003;235454]didnt we have one of the top classes last year too?[/QUOTE]

Hoopscoop did do a nice write-up about us last year but I don’t remember a ranking. I’m just posting it. Obviously seeing is believing but the recongnition is great.

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oh yeah, I agree.

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WOW, awesome … Thanks Lefty! I’d like to see them add the others.

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[QUOTE=RWORKMAN09;235450]Doesn’t really seem like a very effective measurement.[/QUOTE]

Agreed 100%

I looked at the list and said, “Huh? Umass?” Massachusetts does not have many highly touted recruits coming into next year. They have Trey Lang and a bunch of 2 star recruits. Those 2 star ‘question marks’ may very well surprise a few people - but a #22 preseason ranking? Not an effective measurement at all.

I’d rank Dayton’s recruiting class the highest in the conference. Chris Wright (defensive minded SF) is the highest-rated recruit (Top 50) coming into next year and Dayton also picked up another good, big foward in 6’10" David Searcy (3 star).

After Dayton - Charlotte, Xavier, St. Joe’s, Temple, and Rhode Island all had good recruiting years.

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The way hoopscoop does rankings is silly.

If you want to rank them the normal way, see how we measure up based on average star rating.

Have a hard time believing there’s that much difference between Coley (8) & Wilderness (3).

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[QUOTE=survivor45;235462]I’d rank Dayton’s recruiting class the highest in the conference. Chris Wright (defensive minded SF) is the highest-rated recruit (Top 50) coming into next year and Dayton also picked up another good, big foward in 6’10" David Searcy (3 star).

After Dayton - Charlotte, Xavier, St. Joe’s, Temple, and Rhode Island all had good recruiting years.[/QUOTE]
I agree that Dayton has the best incoming group. Actually, every team in the A-10 has done pretty well in recruiting with the exception of SLU.

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[QUOTE=survivor45;235462]Agreed 100%

I looked at the list and said, “Huh? Umass?” Massachusetts does not have many highly touted recruits coming into next year. They have Trey Lang and a bunch of 2 star recruits. Those 2 star ‘question marks’ may very well surprise a few people - but a #22 preseason ranking? Not an effective measurement at all.

I’d rank Dayton’s recruiting class the highest in the conference. Chris Wright (defensive minded SF) is the highest-rated recruit (Top 50) coming into next year and Dayton also picked up another good, big foward in 6’10" David Searcy (3 star).

After Dayton - Charlotte, Xavier, St. Joe’s, Temple, and Rhode Island all had good recruiting years.[/QUOTE]

Papa Lo Osume (or however you spell it) will most likely be the best in UMASS’s class. He is compared to Lasme when he came in their program.

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[QUOTE=NinerAdvocate;235466]Have a hard time believing there’s that much difference between Coley (8) & Wilderness (3).[/QUOTE]

Did you notice that UMass has only one recruit that rates higher than Dijuan Harris (3)?

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Yea their ranking system is silly.

Perhaps a better way to do it would be to only consider like the top 5 guys on the lists for each team. Those are probably the only guys who will see much PT and make a real difference for the teams. -Tho i could be totally wrong. I’m still a rook when it comes to recruiting.

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[QUOTE=49or bust;235476]Yea their ranking system is silly.

Perhaps a better way to do it would be to only consider like the top 5 guys on the lists for each team. Those are probably the only guys who will see much PT and make a real difference for the teams. -Tho i could be totally wrong. I’m still a rook when it comes to recruiting.[/QUOTE]

Just look at Avg. Points/Recruit, that will give you a better look at how we stack up against others.

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Just look at Avg. Points/Recruit, that will give you a better look at how we stack up against others.
I can't even find the list haha. Their webpage is ghetto as hell.
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[QUOTE=49or bust;235478]I can’t even find the list haha. Their webpage is ghetto as hell.[/QUOTE]

lol, yea just look at the posts that Lefty made, you have to pay big bux to become a member lol.