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...let's say we have on open scholarship for this upcoming recruiting cycle.  What position is should we be focusing on?  I vote PG.  We will have Glynn and Evan for next season, but who knows about the next?

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Question. No disrespect to Nick Fuller and everything he's given to the program. But if he graduates, the university has paid for his degree, can't Miles just decide not to put him on scholarship next year? One year deals right? I'm not suggesting that Miles would be an a-hole or anything, but maybe a 'mutual' agreement to not take up a scholarship next year? 

 

 

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Man I wish Kezo Brown was 2017, what a fit he would be!!! Combo guard that is lightning quick.  It seems like we are shooting for our run here within the next 2 years, so Kezo Brown just happens to be in the wrong class

 

I honestly want to hold the next scholarship for him, because he is a game changer type guard

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5 hours ago, big red22 said:

Man I wish Kezo Brown was 2017, what a fit he would be!!! Combo guard that is lightning quick.  It seems like we are shooting for our run here within the next 2 years, so Kezo Brown just happens to be in the wrong class

 

I honestly want to hold the next scholarship for him, because he is a game changer type guard

 

We have 3 available ATM

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Sounds like Kezo has recovered from whatever medical condition caused him to have to sit out a year from hoops:

 

http://www.suntimeshighschoolsports.com/2017/01/10/michael-obriens-notebook-jan-10-2017/

 

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Simeon 72, Vocational 49: Evan Gilyard with another big night, 24 points. Kezo Brown had 14 points, nine rebounds, nine assists and Madison Lowery added 12 points and five rebounds.

 

From the prior game ...

http://www.suntimeshighschoolsports.com/2017/01/07/michael-obriens-notebook-jan-7-2017/

 

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Simeon 80, Memphis Cordova 61: Evan Gilyard dropped 32. Kezo Brown had 18 and Messiah Jones added 12 points, 10 boards and four blocks. Jack Gleason brought up an interesting point tonight. Could the Wolverines go undefeated? Obviously running through the city and state playoffs is a massive task, but it doesn’t seem as unlikely as it should.

 

He played as a freshman, sat out as a sophomore, and this is his junior year.

 

 

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23 hours ago, ajb5856 said:

Question. No disrespect to Nick Fuller and everything he's given to the program. But if he graduates, the university has paid for his degree, can't Miles just decide not to put him on scholarship next year? One year deals right? I'm not suggesting that Miles would be an a-hole or anything, but maybe a 'mutual' agreement to not take up a scholarship next year? 

 

 

i see no reason fuller sticks around next year. he's good enough to play at a smaller school. did not seem to have the athleticism to play in miles system. hopefully he gets a chance somewhere else if he chooses.

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Going out on a limb and assuming he's related to Jalen Coleman-Lands who plays for Illinois and is also listed from La Lumiere School in Indiana?

 

Jalen is a decent, athletic player - 3" taller, averaging 9 pts and shooting 40% from 3 pt as a Sophomore.

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