Angel Delgado, PF (SETON HALL VERBAL)
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2014 power forward Angel Delgado has nearly had a breakout past few months based around his rebounding and statistics. Delgado is still getting accustomed to playing on a national spotlight, but is holding his own. Seton Hall, Florida State, Manhattan, Dayton and Virginia have offered. Major interest is coming his way from VCU, Providence, UAB, George Mason, Florida, Miami and St. John's.
2014 power forward Angel Delgado has nearly had a breakout past few months based around his rebounding and statistics. Delgado is still getting accustomed to playing on a national spotlight, but is holding his own. Seton Hall, Florida State, Manhattan, Dayton and Virginia have offered. Major interest is coming his way from VCU, Providence, UAB, George Mason, Florida, Miami and St. John's.
Per Rivals....
PF Angel Delgado, Troy (N.Y.) Redemption
A beastly 6-foot-8 rebounder, Delgado plays a physical brand of basketball. He can score in transition, has a nice jump hook and really competes. Once way off the radar, he's established himself as a high-major prospect and likely four-star prospect in 2014.
http://basketballrecruiting.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1517569
PF Angel Delgado, Troy (N.Y.) Redemption
A beastly 6-foot-8 rebounder, Delgado plays a physical brand of basketball. He can score in transition, has a nice jump hook and really competes. Once way off the radar, he's established himself as a high-major prospect and likely four-star prospect in 2014.
http://basketballrecruiting.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1517569
“@thekellypatrick: Louisville Recruit To Watch: Angel Delgadohttp://www.kentuckysports.co/home/entry/3464-louisville-recruit-to-watch-angel-delgado …”
Per Rivals....
Delgado keeps it simple
When Angel Delgado left his home in the Dominican Republic last August, he dreamed of doing well enough to earn a college scholarship. The 6-foot-8 power forward is well on his way to doing that and much more.
At LBJ, he was easily one of the camp's best rebounders and the No. 54 player in the class of 2014 kept playing hard when many other campers were slowing down. He's learning the English language but knows enough to explain the two simple things he keeps in mind every time he hits the floor: "play hard and grab the rebounds."
Since his arrival in the States, Delgado has earned scholarship offers from Virginia, Dayton, Florida State, Seton Hall, Providence and Manhattan. Louisville, Kentucky, Georgetown, Florida and Miami have sent out feelers.
Later this week, Delgado will play in the Peach Jam with the New York Lightning. After the Peach Jam, he's going home to the Dominican Republic, where he'll discuss with his family what his next move should be.
http://basketballrecruiting.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1523240
Delgado keeps it simple
When Angel Delgado left his home in the Dominican Republic last August, he dreamed of doing well enough to earn a college scholarship. The 6-foot-8 power forward is well on his way to doing that and much more.
At LBJ, he was easily one of the camp's best rebounders and the No. 54 player in the class of 2014 kept playing hard when many other campers were slowing down. He's learning the English language but knows enough to explain the two simple things he keeps in mind every time he hits the floor: "play hard and grab the rebounds."
Since his arrival in the States, Delgado has earned scholarship offers from Virginia, Dayton, Florida State, Seton Hall, Providence and Manhattan. Louisville, Kentucky, Georgetown, Florida and Miami have sent out feelers.
Later this week, Delgado will play in the Peach Jam with the New York Lightning. After the Peach Jam, he's going home to the Dominican Republic, where he'll discuss with his family what his next move should be.
http://basketballrecruiting.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1523240
Per The Recruit Scoop....
One of the more ferocious rebounders to come across the summer circuit in a few years, Angel Delgado will win fans during July because of his rebounding. On a few occasions, even though people didn't see him get the rebound, they knew Delgado had snatched it because of how loudly he slaps the ball when he grabs it. He is also pretty good attacking the rim off of one or two strong dribbles from between 12 and 15 feet.
http://recruitscoop.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1522995
One of the more ferocious rebounders to come across the summer circuit in a few years, Angel Delgado will win fans during July because of his rebounding. On a few occasions, even though people didn't see him get the rebound, they knew Delgado had snatched it because of how loudly he slaps the ball when he grabs it. He is also pretty good attacking the rim off of one or two strong dribbles from between 12 and 15 feet.
http://recruitscoop.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1522995
“@AdamZagoria: Previously Unknown Angel Delgado Breaking Out Bigtimehttp://zagsblog.com/articles/previously-unknown-angel-delgado-breaking-out-bigtime/”
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Does seem very odd but we aren't going to hit a homer every year. Even the best strike out sometimes. Still think Lav will bring us our top 50 guys again even if it's not in the 2014 class.