Toole has a track record of taking guys with low profiles. Heck, a couple of his JuCo guys were pretty off the radar. Not many had info on Karvel Anderson or Rodney Pryor and they turned out to be studs. One of Toole's first recruits was a kid from Quebec named Yann Charles that no one knew about. He transferred back closer to home after a year, but he was a good player.
According to VC we have offers out to numerous HS and JC players who are undecided. Probably working on getting their eligiblity in order, so they could sign late, or even take a transfer who sits out next year.
Those offers may no longer be valid. One of RMU or the player could be no longer interested. The player may not be eligible. A quick look shows that none of the players left on the VC list are recent offers. The most recent is Sarion McGee from back in February. A lot has changed since then.
Those offers may no longer be valid. One of RMU or the player could be no longer interested. The player may not be eligible. A quick look shows that none of the players left on the VC list are recent offers. The most recent is Sarion McGee from back in February. A lot has changed since then.
Looks like he's back in the gym back home in Connecticut. This can only be positive.
Sure, all of that may be true. We don't know. Maybe the scholarship will ultimately go to the walk-on if a really good upgrade is not uncovered. My concern is starting the season with only 11 D1 recruited players. We know all too well how injuries and defections can reduce the roster during the year.
Yeah, I'd guess most of the guys on Verbal Commits who haven't committed anywhere are going to JuCo or prep school or somehow otherwise fell out of favor of Division I teams.
He's labeled as a 2019 recruit. So he'll play his sophomore season at Seward County with the idea of being part of joining a D-I school for the 2019-2020 season next year.
