As expected, North Carolina big man Kuluel Mading committed to the Howard Bison over Providence and a slew of other schools.
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As expected, North Carolina big man Kuluel Mading committed to the Howard Bison over Providence and a slew of other schools.
Continue reading “Kuluel Mading Commits to Howard – Remaining 2021 Recruits”
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Continue reading “Friar Friday’s: Castro Commitment, Aidoo Top 10, 2022 Virtual Visit”
As dissected here (https://theprovidencecrier.com/2020/11/05/rafael-castro-deep-dive-analysis-on-commitment-to-friars/#more-2616), New Jersey forward Rafael Castro committed to the Providence Friars. Castro joins the fold with Michigan 3/4 man Legend Geeter, solidifying the wing and portion of the frontcourt for years to come.
With those two on board for 2021, who is most likely to join the fold in this class? We discuss below:
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Rafael Castro, the 6’9-6’10 forward from New Jersey, finally made it official and committed to the Friars over Dayton and Miami. The lengthy forward becomes the second commit in the Class of 2021 for the Friars, joining Michigan recruit Legend Geeter.
The Big East Media Day came and went. With the COVID pandemic this year’s media day was done virtually instead of the typical big event at MSG. While it didn’t seem to have that same media day feel and we didn’t get Pip chirping Mac McClung there was still plenty of news for the Friars. We break it all down below.
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As predicted by several national analysts, Bryce Hopkins is taking his talents to the Bluegrass State once more, spurning Providence and a few others for the Kentucky Wildcats.
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It is always easy to get caught up in the recruitment of a bonafide recruit like Bryce Hopkins from the perspective of the team you follow, but you can really get a holistic view of the recruitment by reading articles and listening to podcasts from sources of the other schools that are also heavily involved in the recruitment.
Continue reading “Bryce Hopkins Decision – Illinois Perspective”