Yep. Maybe 10 division 1 scouts, including Louisville's Chris Mack and his top assistant, but that doesn't mean anythingFANOSPORTS wrote: ↑Tue Jan 15, 2019 12:14 am He will get to see a lot of different venues and sights along with doing a lot of traveling before he graduates with that type of schedule. Maybe 150 people in the stands at this game it looks like.
Don't you know that only kids who should be playing at Rio Grande get redshirted at a D1? C'mon man!!!bbjunky81 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 15, 2019 8:31 am The 1st minute alone shows why he's a D1 kid. There was matchup confusion and he sprints to the opposite block to defend the lob out of position, immediately comes down with a quick catch and shoot in the corner and drains it. Pretty basic stuff for all of us on the outside looking in, but when he's playing with (and against) a multitude of high level D1 players, you see he has more than enough potential to handle his own.
He's a junior in his first game for Huntington Prep. More college coaches will be in attendance each game and they'll be able to see the potential of this kid. What's the worst case scenario? He redshirts his freshman year to expedite the process and STILL gets his school paid for?
Oh, my bad!! All the 4 star and 5 star recruits on OSU's football team that redshirts seem to disagree. But some people on this board know better than those guys!HamPorter wrote: ↑Tue Jan 15, 2019 8:34 amDon't you know that only kids who should be playing at Rio Grande get redshirted at a D1? C'mon man!!!bbjunky81 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 15, 2019 8:31 am The 1st minute alone shows why he's a D1 kid. There was matchup confusion and he sprints to the opposite block to defend the lob out of position, immediately comes down with a quick catch and shoot in the corner and drains it. Pretty basic stuff for all of us on the outside looking in, but when he's playing with (and against) a multitude of high level D1 players, you see he has more than enough potential to handle his own.
He's a junior in his first game for Huntington Prep. More college coaches will be in attendance each game and they'll be able to see the potential of this kid. What's the worst case scenario? He redshirts his freshman year to expedite the process and STILL gets his school paid for?
How any nimrod who watches some basketball from the stands thinks they know more than college scouts is baffling. Do you argue with your dentist about what he should do during dental surgery? What Loveday does defensively alone is enough to get D1 looks. I just don't get it. People want him to put up 40 a night and average a triple double for him to be "good enough". Morons.bbjunky81 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 15, 2019 8:37 amOh, my bad!! All the 4 star and 5 star recruits on OSU's football team that redshirts seem to disagree. But some people on this board know better than those guys!HamPorter wrote: ↑Tue Jan 15, 2019 8:34 amDon't you know that only kids who should be playing at Rio Grande get redshirted at a D1? C'mon man!!!bbjunky81 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 15, 2019 8:31 am The 1st minute alone shows why he's a D1 kid. There was matchup confusion and he sprints to the opposite block to defend the lob out of position, immediately comes down with a quick catch and shoot in the corner and drains it. Pretty basic stuff for all of us on the outside looking in, but when he's playing with (and against) a multitude of high level D1 players, you see he has more than enough potential to handle his own.
He's a junior in his first game for Huntington Prep. More college coaches will be in attendance each game and they'll be able to see the potential of this kid. What's the worst case scenario? He redshirts his freshman year to expedite the process and STILL gets his school paid for?
Most of these lummoxes think to themselves “if I was 7’1”, I’d be throwing down twenty dunks and triple-doubles every night & be dating Miss Ohio at the same time.” That boy is uh underachievin’ traituh!BlizzardMan wrote: ↑Tue Jan 15, 2019 9:49 amHow any nimrod who watches some basketball from the stands thinks they know more than college scouts is baffling. Do you argue with your dentist about what he should do during dental surgery? What Loveday does defensively alone is enough to get D1 looks. I just don't get it. People want him to put up 40 a night and average a triple double for him to be "good enough". Morons.
HamPorter wrote: ↑Tue Jan 15, 2019 8:34 amDon't you know that only kids who should be playing at Rio Grande get redshirted at a D1? C'mon man!!!bbjunky81 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 15, 2019 8:31 am The 1st minute alone shows why he's a D1 kid. There was matchup confusion and he sprints to the opposite block to defend the lob out of position, immediately comes down with a quick catch and shoot in the corner and drains it. Pretty basic stuff for all of us on the outside looking in, but when he's playing with (and against) a multitude of high level D1 players, you see he has more than enough potential to handle his own.
He's a junior in his first game for Huntington Prep. More college coaches will be in attendance each game and they'll be able to see the potential of this kid. What's the worst case scenario? He redshirts his freshman year to expedite the process and STILL gets his school paid for?
Immediately eligible at River Valley since that is the original district and for the entire season.
I think this young man and his family have moved on ... I couldn’t see him coming back to either Ohio team
Yep, no way he comes back. I was just answering a question.
Gotcha.
