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I have read all or at least most of the recruiting posts. Looks like we have lost most of the guys that would really help us. Is there anyone out there that has the knowledge to gather this issue back together in a summary of who is left? It is really getting confusuing for my feable brain!
Here are the guys who are leaving for sure:
Tony Bennett
Marcellus Sommerville
Brandyn Heemskerk
Lawrence Wright
Here is one more that is likely gone for next season:
Patrick O'Bryant
These are the guys who return in order of experience:
Danny Adams
JJ Tauai
Daniel Ruffin
Will Franklin
Jeremy Crouch
Zach Andrews
Ray Brown
Saihou Jassey
Brian Lavin (walk on)
Plus Sam Singh will be returning after a full year off and may not be medically ready for full time play
New guys coming in next year
Xavier Crawford
Andrew Warren
Then lastly, maybe one or two more guys who the staff is hoping to sign to fill the remaining scholarships between now and next fall.
Here are the guys who are leaving for sure:
Tony Bennett
Marcellus Sommerville
Brandyn Heemskerk
Lawrence Wright
Here is one more that is likely gone for next season:
Patrick O'Bryant
These are the guys who return in order of experience:
Danny Adams
JJ Tauai
Daniel Ruffin
Will Franklin
Jeremy Crouch
Zach Andrews
Ray Brown
Saihou Jassey
Brian Lavin (walk on)
Plus Sam Singh will be returning after a full year off and may not be medically ready for full time play
New guys coming in next year
Xavier Crawford
Andrew Warren
Then lastly, maybe one or two more guys who the staff is hoping to sign to fill the remaining scholarships between now and next fall.
Not much size or bulk among those returning, especially if POB heads for the NBA. Then, if Singh isn't ready to play.....
Pretty obvious to me what BU needs to be recruiting for next year.
Danny Adams is not on scholarship.
BU has two scholarships to use right now for this fall.
If POB leaves, and we'll know for sure by June 18, then BU'll have one more.
BU still has two more to use for 2007 (one already committed to Sam Maniscalco)
Does anyone think that 1 of the schollie's might go to Adams though? Kind of a reward for the past few seasons.
If Danny is coming back, as he said, something financial was worked out, or Danny would NOT be a Brave next year.
That being said, I think Danny will have a very good year next year.
Here are the guys who are leaving for sure:
Tony Bennett
Marcellus Sommerville
Brandyn Heemskerk
Lawrence Wright
Here is one more that is likely gone for next season:
Patrick O'Bryant
These are the guys who return in order of experience:
Danny Adams
JJ Tauai
Daniel Ruffin
Will Franklin
Jeremy Crouch
Zach Andrews
Ray Brown
Saihou Jassey
Brian Lavin (walk on)
Plus Sam Singh will be returning after a full year off and may not be medically ready for full time play
New guys coming in next year
Xavier Crawford
Andrew Warren
Then lastly, maybe one or two more guys who the staff is hoping to sign to fill the remaining scholarships between now and next fall.
My MISTAKE! When I said sum up who we have left I did not mean the guys who are here. I meant for someone to summarize who is left (recruits not signed) that we are in serious running for. Wow, my bad post led this thread in a completely wrong direction.
Nobody really knows the recruits BU is closest to, as that's a well kept, Top Secret.
But this thread lists just about everyone who has been discussed over the past year.
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