Reggie Perry is a good Guy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Reggie Perry is a good Guy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by metrodawg
Awesome! Well done!
Wow! That is awesome! WTG Coach Howland! He is a difference maker!
Soon to be a tough ticket. This team will be incredible with the talent we will have!
Mario who?
Wish we could have kept keegler & Newman. But the pieces are coming together. Just need some results now and we should be able to sustain the upcoming classes.
BOOOOOOOOOOM
Don't spend any time thinking about who we won't have. The guys we will have are going to be awesome.Quote:
Originally Posted by bulldogsmsu
No thanks we are permanently done with Carter's Flopstar DivasQuote:
Originally Posted by bulldogsmsu
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Originally Posted by smootness
Yep. When you recruit players of this caliber, you're gonna win some and lose some. Lots of big egos. But on the average, over the long term, the winners you get will change the program. Hail state!
Perry is the highest rated committed player on 247
so does this fill the void that kegler left? similar position and all?
this is great news nonetheless.
He's better than Kegler. And plays like Kegler should have.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bully13
It should, but we're not gonna have Perry until next fall. Gonna need someone to step up this winter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bully13
Thank you Coach Howland, you are earning your money! Love it, loved his daddy when he played here, too.
what voidQuote:
Originally Posted by Bully13
Hopefully not to derail this thread:
How do we take 3 SF's this class? Reggie Perry (5* is a bulldog), Woodard (high 4*, likely bulldog), and DJ Stewart (low 4*, likely bulldog). Can we pull them all? Or does Stewart get cut?
Perhaps the hope is that if Perry is a one-and-done, we'd have plenty of room anyway. How many schollys do we even have available?
Does Perry and Woodard both project to play SF?
Perhaps Howland ain't done learning new tricksQuote:
Originally Posted by bostondawg
Let's hope not. If there's any consolation here, the NBA is heavily moving toward these heavy guard sets. He could run these sets with a lot of small forwards.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawg61
Perry is a stretch 4Quote:
Originally Posted by bostondawg
Woodard is a 3
Stewart is a 2
Perry is going to play the stretch four and some SF. Woodard can exclusively play the SF role. Stewart can play the SF/2G role. Heck, with Perry's length, he could play the 3, 4, or 5 roles. Woodard and Perry compliment each other's game well. Heck I think the best part about this is Perry wants to play the stretch four and some small forward whatever to help the team. A breath of fresh air IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigEasyDawg
Exactly IYOK. Great call on Perry too IYOK! Huge get and should get us excited again about men's basketball! Looks like things are coming together for Howland to make a good run!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ifyouonlyknew
So here's how the next few teams are starting to shape up (obviously barring transfers, which are certain to come but hopefully won't alter things too much):
2017-2018:
Peters (So) / N Weatherspoon (Fr)
Q Weatherspoon (Jr) / Wright (So)
Stapleton (Jr) / Carter (So)
Holman (So) / Datcher (So)
Herard (So) / Ado (Fr)
2018-2019:
Peters (Jr) / Wright (Jr)
N Weatherspoon (So) / Carter (Jr)
Stapleton (Sr) / Woodard (Fr)
Holman (Jr) / Perry (Fr)
Herard (Jr) / Ado (So)
2019-2020:
N Weatherspoon (Jr) / Wright (Sr)
Carter (Sr) / Stewart (So)
Woodard (So)
Perry (So) / Feazell (Jr)
Ado (Jr) / Datcher (Sr)
*I know Wright doesn't play the point, I'm not necessarily saying these are hard-and-fast positions, just what I'm projecting as a starting lineup and first guys off the bench. And we may have guys leave even earlier for the NBA, like Peters or N Weatherspoon, and we could have someone like Holman or Herard stick around all 4 years, just using this as sort of a realistic-ish template. And those 2018-2019 and 2019-2020 teams are pretty dang salty.
Q Spoon is staying all 4 years imo
Perry will start. Top 15 players don't ride the bench much.
Excellent job, Coach Howland! Position of need also. My hat's off to ya!
Yeah, he probably will. I don't know if he will right out of the gate, and there's a chance Holman really progresses between this coming year and the following. But regardless, Perry will be playing a ton.Quote:
Originally Posted by Big4Dawg
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Originally Posted by smootness
So are Woodard and Stewart all but committed at this point? Obviously, transfers in/out and players jumping to the NBA early will certainly change things but who is realistic going forward?
2018 - Anybody else besides Perry, Woodard, and Stewart?
2019 - Austin Crowley?, DJ Jeffries?, I really have no clue who we are after or who we legitimately have a shot with. Kinda hard to predict basketball recruiting with the amount of turnover college basketball teams typically have.
Great job. Now coach em' up!
Yeah, there are better people than me to ask about recruiting. I just like looking ahead at possibilities. And from what I understand, we do expect to get Woodard and Stewart.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coastdog28
Yeah, good breakdown though. Hopefully some that are in the know on bball recruiting will chime in and give us a breakdown on the future.Quote:
Originally Posted by smootness
The goal in 2018 is Perry Woodard & Stewart. I feel really good about Woodard & pretty good about Stewart. It's hard for me to not think we won't get an instate kid if we really want him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coastdog28
2019 is Austin Crowley (I think we get him) DJ Jefferies (I don't expect him right now) Jaykwon Walton (Carver in Montgomery has been very good to us) There will be more guys pop up of course
Hail State and welcome to the fam!
2018-2019 looks like THE year. Check out this potential lineup:
PG: Peters/N. Weatherspoon
SG: Q. Weatherspoon/Carter/Wright/Stewart
SF: Stapleton/Woodard
PF: Perry/Holman/Feazell
C: Ado/Herard
I know it's not likely all of those guys stick around, but I didn't even include Datcher, and the 2/3 spot would be an absolute log-jam.
Thanks for the update. I'd imagine there will be some attrition that could certainly open up more spots in 2019 and beyond.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ifyouonlyknew
Why are we not recruiting more post players, in particular at the 5 spot? Is Ado that good? Don't get me wrong, Herard has shown promise, but we seem to be recruiting elite guys that all play the 2-4.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ifyouonlyknew