From Harlem, didn’t he have a connection to UConn we rumbled about last year?
“And Dimes with the lob to Sid! The JellyFam connection to put the Huskies ahead!”Jelly Fam, friends with Sid Wilson.
Kimani Young is an even bigger connection. His mentor, AAU coach, recruited him to Minnesota. Problem is that the kid can’t shoot, rebound, defend, he makes the most mundane routine plays look as difficult as possible, the team looked better after they benched him. Now maybe this can be chalked up to Kimani not being his coach anymore and his family problems and his mental state but do we take the risk? No guarantee he gets a waiver either.Jelly Fam, friends with Sid Wilson.
Edit: Just saw this was also posted by tcf15 in another thread but whatever.
4* Prospect according to the 247 composite. #62 prospect in 2017, #13 overall PG. Was recruited by Kimani.
Maybe the personal issues cited above effected him on the court, however his stats took a hit across the board this year after a solid freshman campaign.
Isaiah Washington, Minnesota, Point Guard
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Maybe Jahvon Quinerly.Sid is the best member of Jelly Fam. Hard pass on this guy.
He’s god awful if you watched any Villanova game outside of ours at the Garden.Maybe Jahvon Quinerly.
4* Prospect according to the 247 composite. #62 prospect in 2017, #13 overall PG. Was recruited by Kimani.
Maybe the personal issues cited above effected him on the court, however his stats took a hit across the board this year after a solid freshman campaign.
Isaiah Washington, Minnesota, Point Guard
Isaiah Washington Stats, News, Bio | ESPN
Once a guy has been in college 1-2 years, you can throw recruiting rankings out the window. Put your stock in how he's actually performed at this level (i.e. not well).
Remember Purvis and Larrier? Both had lofty recruiting rankings, both had mediocre freshman seasons before transferring. Once they got here, their performance was a lot closer to their college performance than their high school ranking.
Once a guy has been in college 1-2 years, you can throw recruiting rankings out the window. Put your stock in how he's actually performed at this level (i.e. not well).
Remember Purvis and Larrier? Both had lofty recruiting rankings, both had mediocre freshman seasons before transferring. Once they got here, their performance was a lot closer to their college performance than their high school ranking.
Once a guy has been in college 1-2 years, you can throw recruiting rankings out the window. Put your stock in how he's actually performed at this level (i.e. not well).
Remember Purvis and Larrier? Both had lofty recruiting rankings, both had mediocre freshman seasons before transferring. Once they got here, their performance was a lot closer to their college performance than their high school ranking.
I watched some here and there and thought he was playing rather well. Playing very controlled and conservative, not turning it over, and good on D. I maintain that he will be very good and perhaps even lead them back to a top ten ranking, especially if Jay Wright continues to recruit well.He’s god awful if you watched any Villanova game outside of ours at the Garden.