http://insider.espn.go.com/ncb/recruiting/tracker/conference?confId=8&action=login&appRedirect=http%3a%2f%2finsider.espn.go.com%2fncb%2frecruiting%2ftracker%2fconference%3fconfId%3d8


I'm not sure why Dash is given a grade of 89 on his site, by the way. He's rated as a 90 on our homepage. (that is, the texas a&m page on the espn site)


This really shows just how awesome our 2 man class coming in is.

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Turgeon did a great job in his first signing class.

People were negatively recruiting against him and he managed to get a couple of stud players from Florida.

I can't wait to see what he can do next season.

nice website. thanks for the link.

tech player has a grade of 40

tu didn't have any commitments?

Looks like KU's gonna be good forwards for a few years.

Why is no one listed for the Longhorns?

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tech player has a grade of 40

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Be prepared for him to torch the Aggies.

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tu didn't have any commitments?

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if everyone returns they will have 12 scholarship players returning. i think that leaves them with 1 to give out and they are giving that to jcovan brown but he hasnt signed. i dont know the deal with him but he is a good player that is in trouble and not playing this year.

Kansas has a sick class. Also, it seems odd that the numbers would drop from 70's or 80's all the way to 40.

I would assume that a grad of 40 means that they don't have much to go on for the recruit. There are multiple 40's, then the next closest guy is all the way up at 73

Also, Derrick Lewis and Nathan Walkup are listed as 40's as well....

Sorry to ruin your tech bashing

Sorry, I will correct myself by saying if they aren't ranked at their prospective positions, they are automatically given a 40.

J'Covan Brown is having some issues, if your link refers to the class that he is in.

Once they are straightened out, he is expected to be a Longhorn commitment.

I'm sure Sodium or one of the other resident recruitniks around here could elaborate more.

So, it's all or nothing on J'Covan for the Longhorns?

Guess they can't use the "we're just full of freshmen" excuse next year!

not yet.

Augustine is almost assuredly gone.

James may go.

Nobody would blame Harrison if he transferred.

I think once that is decided more recruits will be brought in.

Losing your best player or two EVERY year (before they are even juniors) for 2-3 years leaves you with a chronically inexperienced team.

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Baylor's guy is 6'9" and only 185lbs. If the student section sneezed in unison they might be able to throw him off ballance!