6'8" Power Forward out of MN. Looks like we offered him yesterday.
I'm not sure why we haven't always been fishing in this pond. I know some of here said repeatedly, that we could never successfully fish in this pond, and that to me was a loser's argument. You can't fish in a big pond if you never put any lines in the water.We are fishing in much bigger ponds for these recruits recently, good to see.
It’s easier to fish the big pond when you have a boat. And lures. And bait. And a ham sandwich.I'm not sure why we haven't always been fishing in this pond. I know some of here said repeatedly, that we could never successfully fish in this pond, and that to me was a loser's argument. You can't fish in a big pond if you never put any lines in the water.
Glad and relieved to see that we have baited lines out there. So, now that Moondog has his lines in the water and with some actual good bait(big time winning season last year, lots of offseason love, and some good talent already in the pipeline), he just needs to finish the process and land these bigger recruits.
I think Mooney is feeling a little wind in his sails these days. Good for him, good for us.
Q: Who are some of the other school that have recruited him, and how have they stood out?
Vang: "Colorado State, Northern Iowa, Richmond, and Michigan have been really detailed. They're just organized, detailed, and have good communication with me, with Will, and with his family. It's just been positive to see the level or organization and detail with some of those programs. I think they've all don't a really good job."
I really liked him, sorry we missed out