Bobi Klintman, a 6-foot-8 small forward out of powerhouse Sunrise Christian (Kan.) Academy, tells On3 he’s down to two programs — Wake Forest and Seton Hall.
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“The significance of PC’s ability to reach into the portal and land players with multiple years of college eligibility on the table – see Floyd (four years), Hopkins (three years), and Devin Carter (three years) – represents another major feather in Cooley’s cap, as Finkelstein explained.
“You get a rare opportunity to build continuity within your roster by getting these transfers so early in their college careers,” said Finkelstein. “You have three former top-100 guys with all of them having at least three years of eligibility. If Providence got commitments from those guys even a year ago, there would have been huge headlines. It’s not less of a good get now. In fact, you can argue that it’s a better get now because they’re that much more prepared to play.”
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“You get a rare opportunity to build continuity within your roster by getting these transfers so early in their college careers,” said Finkelstein. “You have three former top-100 guys with all of them having at least three years of eligibility. If Providence got commitments from those guys even a year ago, there would have been huge headlines. It’s not less of a good get now. In fact, you can argue that it’s a better get now because they’re that much more prepared to play.”
FRIAR PORTAL HARVEST: Building relationships the first time around proved paramount in second opportunity to re-recruit several players
PROVIDENCE – Ed Cooley didn’t solely set out to form a bond with Noah Locke when the Providence head coach recruited the guard on two separate occasions. For the head
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“The significance of PC’s ability to reach into the portal and land players with multiple years of college eligibility on the table – see Floyd (four years), Hopkins (three years), and Devin Carter (three years) – represents another major feather in Cooley’s cap, as Finkelstein explained.
“You get a rare opportunity to build continuity within your roster by getting these transfers so early in their college careers,” said Finkelstein. “You have three former top-100 guys with all of them having at least three years of eligibility. If Providence got commitments from those guys even a year ago, there would have been huge headlines. It’s not less of a good get now. In fact, you can argue that it’s a better get now because they’re that much more prepared to play.”
FRIAR PORTAL HARVEST: Building relationships the first time around proved paramount in second opportunity to re-recruit several players
PROVIDENCE – Ed Cooley didn’t solely set out to form a bond with Noah Locke when the Providence head coach recruited the guard on two separate occasions. For the head
Not just because they are more prepared to play, but also because they have used their one-time free transfer and likely need at least two more years to graduate.
If I give him my guarantee will that work?
Maybe for a Bolderman
curious how they come up with the opponents
is it random? is it based on previous years rankings? or how else do they decide on who plays who