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BU recruiting 6'9" Delino Dear

I hope it's this guy, he sounds like what we need! Moses Abraham

http://insider.espn.go.com/ncb/recr...g/tracker/player?recruitId=103915&season=2010

There is also this guy, but nothing is said of him and his weight isn't listed, but he is 7'1.

http://insider.espn.go.com/ncb/recr...ng/tracker/player?recruitId=55149&season=2010

Other than that all the guys listed on ESPN who are unsigned from christian academies are listed as kids who would be projects and are too thin. I assume that's not what we are looking for. Is this person listed on ESPN Centers?
 
I had run across the name Ellie Lalhabr as well. I couldn't find out much about him either.. other than he I think he went to the same HS as EM. I did not find anything linking him to BU or anyplace else for that matter.
 
BUfan14 said:
I hope it's this guy, he sounds like what we need! Moses Abraham

http://insider.espn.go.com/ncb/recr...g/tracker/player?recruitId=103915&season=2010

There is also this guy, but nothing is said of him and his weight isn't listed, but he is 7'1.

http://insider.espn.go.com/ncb/recr...ng/tracker/player?recruitId=55149&season=2010

Other than that all the guys listed on ESPN who are unsigned from christian academies are listed as kids who would be projects and are too thin. I assume that's not what we are looking for. Is this person listed on ESPN Centers?
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No, I don't think either of those guys are being recruited by BU. Moses Abraham is possibly the best big man not committed, and is considering Georgetown, Maryland, Indiana, and Texas. I wish BU was in that mix, but they aren't.
 
I read that Isaiah Cannans resume on the site you linked to. His high school accomplishments were huge so i figured he would look bigger. I looked up how we was doing.

Look at the top 5 scorers for Murray State and their averages.

Ivan Aska F 10.6 4.9 0.7
B.J. Jenkins G 10.5 2.5 3.2
Danero Thomas F 10.4 4.2 2.5
Tony Easley C 10.4 5.8 1.0
Isaiah Canaan G 10.3 2.3 1.6

I find that cool.
 
Is this guy still available?


If VCU and Drexel are in on him, I would throw our name in as they both scout and get quality big man talent...


Granted not sure if they develop theirs better than we do, but its worth a shot if he's still out there...


That and I like the name...


YES DEAR! :D
 
Delino Dear is ok. As already stated he is not the answer at the 5 spot.

His former Mt. Carmel teammate Jon Gac is attending Loyola this upcoming season. Gac is a little shorter (6'8'') but a little more physically stout and has good range on his shot.

Maybe the interest in Dear is due to the fact Dear is more of a 5 and Gac a 4 (or even 3) but I would have been more interested in Gac than Dear. The fact that Gac is probably better than Dear and is heading to Loyola should tell us something about Dear.
 
Da Coach said:
That might have been a different player. :D

I am aware of another big man at a Christian academy in a different state that the coaches have been following a bit longer and are still involved with.
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Are we still involved with this guy you mentioned before??
 
Changed his mind last minute and signed with Toledo

http://ilprepbullseye.com/page32.html

Talk about going down to the wire! As it turns out, University Of Toledo head coach Tod Kowalczyk has added to his 2010 recruiting class by signing a big man who we believe could turn out to be a steal. That is because Toledo has landed 6'9 forward Delino Dear from Progressive Christian Academy in Maryland.

It had previously been reported that Dear had verbally committed to Drexel. However, Dear never signed a letter of intent with the Dragons and instead chose to sign with Toledo today. He chose the Rockets over Drexel and East Carolina.
 
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