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Just read through it myself and his conclusions were that recruiting guys that will play multiple seasons with you is super important...

A&M has been better the past couple of seasons, but just lost the coach that brought all of that success. Granted, I love the hire they...

I think I agree with you but that is a LOW bar. And it also depends on Rogers as a freshman outproducing Godwin as we stand today...

I worry about the defense and rebounding with the roster as it stands today. I think it is better overall (deeper), but without a player...

I think a unique difference here is that it isn’t a long time assistant or some form of nepotism. Huss had gone out on his own and run a...

I don't know what else we are after, but if they are really holding out that much hope we could probably get him for very cheap...

I don't disagree, but FT% is against air and he was a 76.5% FT shooter at NOC and 76.4% FT shooter at BG. That also indicates an average...

He shot 33.7% from 3 in two years at Northern Oklahoma College so I think it's safe to say he's likely an average to below average...

I always liked Nwankwo more than Jones. Certainly could see it go either way, especially given the Achilles injury, but I’m not 100%...

OU football swinging their weight around in the portal right now. Basketball has definitely upped their game with NIL this offseason...

I recognize this is all semantics so I can see both sides of it, but to me the term "above the rim player" typically has more to do with...

He's definitely no Holmgren. I watched some of his tape the other day and to me, he looks like he could be everything that we wanted...

If we get Brown, our starting 1 and 2 is going to be some combo of Brown and Pack. That's why I suggested Campbell. He's a good fit to...

Okay, so say we land Xzayvier Brown and Khamari McGriff (just speculating), the team looks like this: PG: Xzayvier Brown / Dayton...

I could be easily swayed to either. But simply I prefer another 5 over Claude, a guard that shoots under 33.3% from 3.