2021 Class

[bluejayb13]

Kansas has 2 four star recruits both 6’7” or taller
Zags has 2 four stars both 6’8”
North Carolina 2 four stars a SG and a PF
UCLA 2 four stars a SG and a SF
Iowa State has one four star PG
Kentucky has 2 four star PF and 1 PG
Oregon an has a 5 star center, 4 star center and 3 star SF
Creighton has 2 four star PG and one 3 star SG and a 4 star PF
I know that does not take into account returning players but what school looks like the most completion for playing time for Hunter?

Sallis is the #6 player in the country. He'd be the one taking PT form TyTy, Rati, or John, not the other way around.

Just looking back at the 2019 & 2019 classes, only two top 10 players didn't average 25 mins and start at least 70% of their games and they went to.....UNC and UK. Sallis is playing significant minutes right away wherever he chooses to go, and that includes Creighton.

[Jet915]

Montverde #1 (Nembhard) and Compass Prep #4 (Washington)

https://www.theseasonticket.com/news_article/show/1134084

[Jet915]

TyTy #80 and Mason #90 on SI All American list

https://www.si.com/college/recruiting/basketball/si99-basketball-prospect-rankings-2021

[D Jay Fan]

DePaul has a recruit coming to school early. Keon Edwards will be eligible 2nd semester. Keon won't lose any eligibility because this year doesn't count for stay 5, play 4. Now I am guessing this kid doesn't plan on being around 4 years, but still it is an interesting twist. So I guess if you have a scholarship available, bring them in if they can graduate early. Which most kids at public high schools can do if they have had a regular schedule of classes.
We seem to always have an extra scholie, well except this year when it could actually help. Even for players not good enough to contribute, practicing and conditioning at the college level is helpful.
Heck since people can transfer at will, you could take a recruit (a verbal, not a signed recruit) who wants to go to your school and send them to a school with an extra scholarship. Play the year and then 'transfer' to Creighton.

I don't know why any kid wants to go to DePaul early just to get Covid.

[LJay]

Hoopscene Top 100 for 2021 here. TyTy #22 (whoops, ahead of Skers star recruit). Mason Miller #73 (whoops, ahead of Nebraska’s savior at the 5).

That is all.

https://hoopseen.com/rankings/national/2021

[Wizard of Westroads]

Too bad.
https://www.argusleader.com/story/sports/high-school-sports/2020/12/10/south-dakota-high-school-basketball-2020-hoop-city-classic-canceled/3866773001/

The 2020 Hoop City Classic has been canceled.
The field was highlighted by Houston (Tenn.), which is led by Creighton commit Mason Miller and LSU commit Jerrell Colbert (both 4-star recruits), and Arizona Compass Prep, which features Creighton commit TyTy Washington and 5-star prospect Sadraque Nganga.

[vivid_dude]

Maybe I missed it somewhere along the line, but did Creighton ever express interest in Saint Thomas from Millard North?

Hunter Sallis' teammate (I'm sure he loves being called that) scored 48 the other night in Millard North's 2OT win. A quick Google search shows teams such as Mississippi State, TCU, Virginia Tech, Iowa State and others expressing interest. He's Rivals' 49th-ranked small forward. In that same game, Wisconsin-bound Chucky Hepburn had 19 points and 13 assists. Has the HS talent in Omaha/Nebraska ever been this strong or deep?

[SonofFrankTomera]

Maybe I missed it somewhere along the line, but did Creighton ever express interest in Saint Thomas from Millard North?

Hunter Sallis' teammate (I'm sure he loves being called that) scored 48 the other night in Millard North's 2OT win. A quick Google search shows teams such as Mississippi State, TCU, Virginia Tech, Iowa State and others expressing interest. He's Rivals' 49th-ranked small forward. In that same game, Wisconsin-bound Chucky Hepburn had 19 points and 13 assists. Has the HS talent in Omaha/Nebraska ever been this strong or deep?

I would assume Jacob would have some info on this. I can also think of a team to the SW that could probably use a player of his ilk as well...

[Wizard of Westroads]

Maybe I missed it somewhere along the line, but did Creighton ever express interest in Saint Thomas from Millard North?

Hunter Sallis' teammate (I'm sure he loves being called that) scored 48 the other night in Millard North's 2OT win. A quick Google search shows teams such as Mississippi State, TCU, Virginia Tech, Iowa State and others expressing interest. He's Rivals' 49th-ranked small forward. In that same game, Wisconsin-bound Chucky Hepburn had 19 points and 13 assists. Has the HS talent in Omaha/Nebraska ever been this strong or deep?

I would assume Jacob would have some info on this. I can also think of a team to the SW that could probably use a player of his ilk as well...

Nah, they're good. Why would they need an upgrade?

[SonofFrankTomera]

Maybe I missed it somewhere along the line, but did Creighton ever express interest in Saint Thomas from Millard North?

Hunter Sallis' teammate (I'm sure he loves being called that) scored 48 the other night in Millard North's 2OT win. A quick Google search shows teams such as Mississippi State, TCU, Virginia Tech, Iowa State and others expressing interest. He's Rivals' 49th-ranked small forward. In that same game, Wisconsin-bound Chucky Hepburn had 19 points and 13 assists. Has the HS talent in Omaha/Nebraska ever been this strong or deep?

I would assume Jacob would have some info on this. I can also think of a team to the SW that could probably use a player of his ilk as well...

Nah, they're good. Why would they need an upgrade?

True, they do have Teddy I guess (Teddy will be an NAIA all- american for Peru St. next year).