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Hope the game last night shows him how much the gophers need an aggressive wing that can get his own shot...
Lol
Hope the game last night shows him how much the gophers need an aggressive wing that can get his own shot...
Good to see Wisconsin and Baylor off the list.
Any reason why Coach K don't like himself some Rashad Vaughn? Not that I'm complaining, one less Blue Blood school to worry about.
Any reason why Coach K don't like himself some Rashad Vaughn? Not that I'm complaining, one less Blue Blood school to worry about.
He's an inner city kid. Reality is he really only recuirts kids from good backgrounds. I think Vaughn has a pretty good GPA but I'm sure that plays a big part too. Duke is like the Notre Dame of Basketball. Their not gonna go after a kid who may damage the brand. Which means inner city kids rarely are recuirted by Coach K.
He's an inner city kid. Reality is he really only recuirts kids from good backgrounds. I think Vaughn has a pretty good GPA and I'm sure that plays a big part too. But Duke is like the Notre Dame of Basketball. Their not gonna go after a kid who may damage the brand. Which means inner city kids rarely are recuirted by Coach K.
What???
Grant Hill, Kyrie Irving, Austin Rivers, Quinn Cook, Seth Curry, The Plumlees, and now Jabari Parker all come from good backgrounds. The list goes on and on and all of them come from the suburbs or are from prestigious Basketball high schools. How often do you see inner city kids from rough backgrounds go to Duke? It's very very rare.
Let me be clear in saying I think Vaughn is a great kid and i'd be more then happy if he was apart of our program. But I do feel that's how Coach K looks at it. I'm probably wrong but that's what I believe.
@mnsports225 Wisconsin's nowhere near as strict as ND and Duke. At least I don't think so.
Grant Hill, Kyrie Irving, Austin Rivers, Quinn Cook, Seth Curry, The Plumlees, and now Jabari Parker all come from good backgrounds. The list goes on and on and all of them come from the suburbs or are from prestigious Basketball high schools. How often do you see inner city kids from rough backgrounds go to Duke? It's very very rare.
Lettuce me be clear in saying I think Vaughn is a great kid and i'd be more then happy if he was apart of our program. But I do feel that's how Coach K looks at it. I'm probably wrong but that's what I believe.
@mnsports225 Wisconsin's nowhere near as strict as ND and Duke. At least I don't think so.
So inner city kids automatically come from rough backgrounds? Your ignorance is off the charts.
Jabari Parker lives in Chicago!
Not all of Chicago is dangerous. He's actually from a very good part of Chicago called the South Shore. He also plays for a very well known High School Basketball program....Just looked up Anthony Davis who is also from Chicago went to a charter school and is just as talented as Jabari but never got an offer from Duke. What I am saying with all this is that Coach K shys away from kids who are from rough neighborhoods and/or have had a rough upbringing.
The documentary MadtownGopher brought up is an example of what i'm saying. Was Jalen Rose not talented enough for Duke? He recruits differently then i'd say anyone in the nation. There's nothing wrong with that but that is why I think Vaughn has not received an offer yet.
Are you saying that Vaughn is from a rough neighborhood and or has had a rough upbringing?
I can't tell you where he lives but I do know people who know him and know his family and in no way has he had the upbringing Jabari Parker or any of their other recruits have had. @GophersHoopsFan he's also offered two other kids in the same class.
Isn't it a stretch then to say that the reason Duke hasn't offered him is that he is from a rough neighborhood or has had a rough upbringing?
I can't tell you where he lives but I do know people who know him and know his family and in no way has he had the upbringing Jabari Parker or any of their other recruits have had. @GophersHoopsFan he's also offered two other kids in the same class.
I'd say the failed Austin Rivers / slightly failed Kyrie Irving experiment could be part of it. K has had little luck with "scorers". Kyrie and Nolan Smith never could gel and Austin was blamed as a big reason they struggled last year.
Maybe has scared him away from some stereotypical types of players.
I don't buy that you know anything about him. Seems like a great kid to me. If Coach K doesn't want him that's his loss. Hopefully he decides to stay home.