Seems strange to offer him so early considering he's not a top tier talent. Like an isaiah cousins or frank Booker in terms of offers and rankings, meaning we could get him later (or someone like him).
Seems strange to offer him so early considering he's not a top tier talent. Like an isaiah cousins or frank Booker in terms of offers and rankings, meaning we could get him later (or someone like him).
Seems strange to offer him so early considering he's not a top tier talent. Like an isaiah cousins or frank Booker in terms of offers and rankings, meaning we could get him later (or someone like him).
McGusty?
Are we sure this isn't just a fake name for a flatulence spell?
Interesting Link CoachTalk. It show all the shooting guards (SG) that OU has on the roster or is recruiting and it shows Odomes but not James. I looked up James and it lists him as a small forward (SF). I would have guessed the roles to be reversed….. I know it doesn't really mean anything.
On McGusty, I used to live in Katy (west Houston off I-10) and that place is really growing. When I moved there in 1997 they had 3 HS. Now they have 7. They really didn't have very good basketball there but they had great football teams (Katy HS is where Rodney Anderson and Matt Dimon from the football team played). It's located close to the "oil corridor" so a lot of their employees live in Katy.
SF and SG are really interchangeable.... I think both are really the same.
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post wing and PG
FWIW, this is how Kelvin Sampson described his players when he was the coach here ... PGs, Wings, Posts. I heard him say this many times at Tip In Club luncheons.
That's the best way.
Interesting Link CoachTalk. It show all the shooting guards (SG) that OU has on the roster or is recruiting and it shows Odomes but not James. I looked up James and it lists him as a small forward (SF). I would have guessed the roles to be reversed….. I know it doesn't really mean anything.
On McGusty, I used to live in Katy (west Houston off I-10) and that place is really growing. When I moved there in 1997 they had 3 HS. Now they have 7. They really didn't have very good basketball there but they had great football teams (Katy HS is where Rodney Anderson and Matt Dimon from the football team played). It's located close to the "oil corridor" so a lot of their employees live in Katy.
Seven Lakes is the best basketball school in Katy, though they finished 2nd in district this season. The district is relatively weak, and the competition not strong, but Seven Lakes is usually very good. They have 1 or 2 D--1 players each year on average.
Good program, well coached, and very competitive in the Houston area.
I lived in Katy from 97-2003, so only had Katy, Mayde Creek, and Taylor HS but later added Cinco Ranch. I refereed out of the Rice Belt chapter so saw some of those programs. Taylor had the strongest program then but they had problems with the Alief schools for example.