June/July Recruiting
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St. John’s HC @Iron_MikeMA and AHC @TJ_Cleveland are in Colorado Springs for the USA Men’s National Minicamp #SJUBB
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Watching Jerrell Colbert, Bryce Thompson, Isaisah Jackson, Matt Murrell, Jaylen Blake & others
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The biggest challenge for every new coach in college basketball
St. John's Red Storm: Mike Anderson
Biggest challenge: Recruiting New York City ... or not? There's a cliché when it comes to St. John's basketball: You have to recruit New York City to win. You have to keep all the talent in New York City home for college. And while Anderson would love to keep the next Cole Anthony or Moses Brown home for college, strictly recruiting New York isn't going to make or break his time at St. John's. The Red Storm had perhaps the most talented roster in the Big East last season, and only one player went to high school in New York City. Anderson has to find guys to fit his style, regardless of region, and then translate that into wins.
Early returns: Getting LJ Figueroa to remove his name from the transfer portal and return to the Red Storm was huge. More importantly, Anderson is also casting a wide net in 2020. He hired a good recruiting staff, and it's hoping to make an impact with the next class of recruits. St. John's made the final five for ESPN 100 point guard Posh Alexander, a Bronx native, and the Red Storm are also heavily targeting 2020 point guard Andre Curbelo, a Puerto Rico native who plays on Long Island. Can they get any traction with elite 2021 recruit Jonathan Kuminga, who plays at Our Savior New American (N.Y.)?
The biggest challenge for every new coach in college basketball
St. John's Red Storm: Mike Anderson
Biggest challenge: Recruiting New York City ... or not? There's a cliché when it comes to St. John's basketball: You have to recruit New York City to win. You have to keep all the talent in New York City home for college. And while Anderson would love to keep the next Cole Anthony or Moses Brown home for college, strictly recruiting New York isn't going to make or break his time at St. John's. The Red Storm had perhaps the most talented roster in the Big East last season, and only one player went to high school in New York City. Anderson has to find guys to fit his style, regardless of region, and then translate that into wins.
Early returns: Getting LJ Figueroa to remove his name from the transfer portal and return to the Red Storm was huge. More importantly, Anderson is also casting a wide net in 2020. He hired a good recruiting staff, and it's hoping to make an impact with the next class of recruits. St. John's made the final five for ESPN 100 point guard Posh Alexander, a Bronx native, and the Red Storm are also heavily targeting 2020 point guard Andre Curbelo, a Puerto Rico native who plays on Long Island. Can they get any traction with elite 2021 recruit Jonathan Kuminga, who plays at Our Savior New American (N.Y.)?
[quote="RedStormNC" post=355224][URL]https://www.espn.com/mens-coll...-challenge-every-new-coach-college-basketball[/URL]
The biggest challenge for every new coach in college basketball
St. John's Red Storm: Mike Anderson
Biggest challenge: Recruiting New York City ... or not? There's a cliché when it comes to St. John's basketball: You have to recruit New York City to win. You have to keep all the talent in New York City home for college. And while Anderson would love to keep the next Cole Anthony or Moses Brown home for college, strictly recruiting New York isn't going to make or break his time at St. John's. The Red Storm had perhaps the most talented roster in the Big East last season, and only one player went to high school in New York City. Anderson has to find guys to fit his style, regardless of region, and then translate that into wins.
Early returns: Getting LJ Figueroa to remove his name from the transfer portal and return to the Red Storm was huge. More importantly, Anderson is also casting a wide net in 2020. He hired a good recruiting staff, and it's hoping to make an impact with the next class of recruits. St. John's made the final five for ESPN 100 point guard Posh Alexander, a Bronx native, and the Red Storm are also heavily targeting 2020 point guard Andre Curbelo, a Puerto Rico native who plays on Long Island. Can they get any traction with elite 2021 recruit Jonathan Kuminga, who plays at Our Savior New American (N.Y.)?[/quote]
Sub zero chance for Kuminga and staff has not wasted time on him.
The biggest challenge for every new coach in college basketball
St. John's Red Storm: Mike Anderson
Biggest challenge: Recruiting New York City ... or not? There's a cliché when it comes to St. John's basketball: You have to recruit New York City to win. You have to keep all the talent in New York City home for college. And while Anderson would love to keep the next Cole Anthony or Moses Brown home for college, strictly recruiting New York isn't going to make or break his time at St. John's. The Red Storm had perhaps the most talented roster in the Big East last season, and only one player went to high school in New York City. Anderson has to find guys to fit his style, regardless of region, and then translate that into wins.
Early returns: Getting LJ Figueroa to remove his name from the transfer portal and return to the Red Storm was huge. More importantly, Anderson is also casting a wide net in 2020. He hired a good recruiting staff, and it's hoping to make an impact with the next class of recruits. St. John's made the final five for ESPN 100 point guard Posh Alexander, a Bronx native, and the Red Storm are also heavily targeting 2020 point guard Andre Curbelo, a Puerto Rico native who plays on Long Island. Can they get any traction with elite 2021 recruit Jonathan Kuminga, who plays at Our Savior New American (N.Y.)?[/quote]
Sub zero chance for Kuminga and staff has not wasted time on him.
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[quote="Paultzman" post=355225][quote="RedStormNC" post=355224][URL]https://www.espn.com/mens-coll...-challenge-every-new-coach-college-basketball[/URL]
The biggest challenge for every new coach in college basketball
St. John's Red Storm: Mike Anderson
Biggest challenge: Recruiting New York City ... or not? There's a cliché when it comes to St. John's basketball: You have to recruit New York City to win. You have to keep all the talent in New York City home for college. And while Anderson would love to keep the next Cole Anthony or Moses Brown home for college, strictly recruiting New York isn't going to make or break his time at St. John's. The Red Storm had perhaps the most talented roster in the Big East last season, and only one player went to high school in New York City. Anderson has to find guys to fit his style, regardless of region, and then translate that into wins.
Early returns: Getting LJ Figueroa to remove his name from the transfer portal and return to the Red Storm was huge. More importantly, Anderson is also casting a wide net in 2020. He hired a good recruiting staff, and it's hoping to make an impact with the next class of recruits. St. John's made the final five for ESPN 100 point guard Posh Alexander, a Bronx native, and the Red Storm are also heavily targeting 2020 point guard Andre Curbelo, a Puerto Rico native who plays on Long Island. Can they get any traction with elite 2021 recruit Jonathan Kuminga, who plays at Our Savior New American (N.Y.)?[/quote]
Sub zero chance for Kuminga and staff has not wasted time on him.[/quote]
I knew we should have kept Matt
We would be able to hear about a recruit incessantly for how many years
The biggest challenge for every new coach in college basketball
St. John's Red Storm: Mike Anderson
Biggest challenge: Recruiting New York City ... or not? There's a cliché when it comes to St. John's basketball: You have to recruit New York City to win. You have to keep all the talent in New York City home for college. And while Anderson would love to keep the next Cole Anthony or Moses Brown home for college, strictly recruiting New York isn't going to make or break his time at St. John's. The Red Storm had perhaps the most talented roster in the Big East last season, and only one player went to high school in New York City. Anderson has to find guys to fit his style, regardless of region, and then translate that into wins.
Early returns: Getting LJ Figueroa to remove his name from the transfer portal and return to the Red Storm was huge. More importantly, Anderson is also casting a wide net in 2020. He hired a good recruiting staff, and it's hoping to make an impact with the next class of recruits. St. John's made the final five for ESPN 100 point guard Posh Alexander, a Bronx native, and the Red Storm are also heavily targeting 2020 point guard Andre Curbelo, a Puerto Rico native who plays on Long Island. Can they get any traction with elite 2021 recruit Jonathan Kuminga, who plays at Our Savior New American (N.Y.)?[/quote]
Sub zero chance for Kuminga and staff has not wasted time on him.[/quote]
I knew we should have kept Matt
We would be able to hear about a recruit incessantly for how many years
nothing to do with the BE but my son’s teammate whom he played behind this summer , 4 star pg Keeshawn Barthélémy, just reclassified to 2019 and accepted a scholarship at the University of Colorado. I had thought Gonzaga as Mark Few was at many games this summer or perhaps Providence as Brian Blaney was in love with him but Colorado pulled it out. Congrats to a great kid who comes from a devoted loving family who worked really hard to achieve this goal.