Dylan Homenick - 2025 HS Commit

[spiderman]

Not officially, but JOC more or less indicated it in his article about Dylan. Barring significant injury to our other bigs.

fair enough. we have 2 very experienced, older bigs. any freshman center we'd get would likely be treated the same.
I just hate that some here seem to look at Homenick as a lesser member of this team.
there are thousands of kids we could have recruited to fill the Soulis spot. we chose Homenick. we obviously see something in him.

 

[gcarter52]

More power to Homenick, I’m glad you are here!

 

[spiderstudent17]

fair enough. we have 2 very experienced, older bigs. any freshman center we'd get would likely be treated the same.
I just hate that some here seem to look at Homenick as a lesser member of this team.
there are thousands of kids we could have recruited to fill the Soulis spot. we chose Homenick. we obviously see something in him.

He’s absolutely not a lesser member of the team. My point though is his role here, right now, is to develop and not make an immediate impact. We only have so much NIL and should allocate it appropriately. He’s on our team now and I wish him nothing but the best and hope he becomes a very good player for us.

 

[AnnapSpider]

Wasn’t there some problem about giving foreign students NIL money?
Obviously, it’s been straightened out, but I remember something about it
being a problem when Edey was playing for Purdue.

 

[GKiller]

He’s absolutely not a lesser member of the team. My point though is his role here, right now, is to develop and not make an immediate impact. We only have so much NIL and should allocate it appropriately. He’s on our team now and I wish him nothing but the best and hope he becomes a very good player for us.

Half our team is developmental & won’t make impact. Guarantee we redshirt 2 of 4 frosh, and 3 is a lot more likely than 1 imo.

To do what u say u also need a dynamic closer at coach. u need regime change.