Swan88

I hate to be a downer, but here is a copy of my post from nearly two months ago -- at the beginning of Parker Stewart's thread: Posted 02 August 2016 - 06:08 PM 247's Crystal Ball has him 100% to Ole Miss.

Robin Washut believes its between us and N.C. State -- which is in his home town.

247 has him 100% to Ohio State. And, by the way, even though Verbal Commits doesn't show it, he is a 4-star on Scout and a 4-star on 247. Rivals has him at 3-star top-150.

Robin Washut has a possible "commit watch" tease on RSS. Check it out, if you have a subscription.

Hmmmmmm . . .

Molinari is great for Nebrasketball. Period.

Gotta love this comment from "Ralphie" added at the end of the article: "Jim Molinarii is a legend in Illinois going back to the 80s during DePauls glory days. No wonder Nebraska is getting these Illinois kids."

Sounds like it's Ole Miss for Mr. Stewart, according to this article .

This is cool (hit the Instagram link):

Nana in the house:

Edit: Can anyone make the link open automatically?

Since my "theories" are usually wild guesses and rarely accurate, I have to celebrate the exceedingly-rare instance of having one hit the mark. Check today's quote from Robin Washut about the new Nebrasketball walkon: "From a basketball standpoint, Shultis is really nothing more than a practice body. However, . . . Shultis currently boasts a GPA nearing a perfect 4.0, and if he were to be awarded the open scholarship NU has for this season, it would provide a huge boost to the Huskers' team APR."

He has an offer from SMU. And he picked up an offer from UNLV in the last few days. Here is a blurb about him from a tournament back in April: Nana Akenten - 2017 – SG – Illinois Celtics/Hoopers Akenten was sensational and only got better as the weekend wore on. The 6-foot-6 shooting guard was second in the league in floor impact (26.0) and second in scoring (22.0 ppg). Akenten takes a lot of tough shots and still made 59.4 percent of his attempts in four games. A willing rebounder on both ends, Akenten also averaged 5.3 boards per game. A rise and fire shooter with terrific range, Akenten knocked down 48.0 percent of his attempts from downtown. In perhaps the performance of the weekend, Akenten went bananas for a 31-point effort.

Another view:

Eric Warfield's video of Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union at Tunnel Walk: Including Kenya Hunter.

Does the seven years (or whatever the number is) begin before or after the coach recruits and signs a bunch of top-150 / four-star players?

This is not a complete release to play. This is a partial release for more physical activity.

Does the seven years (or whatever the number is) begin before or after the coach wins National Coach of the Year for taking a low-stars team to the upper-third of the B1G?

Let's say, hypothetically, there is a rationale that we geniuses don't know about for holding back a scholarship. Let's say, for a hypothetical example, that you give a second-semester scholarship to a walk-on who will, most assuredly, graduate. Perhaps that will shore-up graduation requirements that might be hurt by someone else leaving for no good reason. This theory is as good as any of the this-is-ridiculous certainty some seem to have.