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Losing Behanan hurt
Pe'Shon Howard recently still listed us as well. Could they still be contemplating a "PG" with a 7th ship
The staff has moved onto the 11', 12' classes and they have been hosting guys the past couple weekends at the football games...I am sure Junkie' will get threads on them if there aren't already when he gets time...
I think Turner will stay through his junior season and I have repeated that many times. However with regards to Buford, I have seen draft projections for underclassmen then have him as high as #5 for this year's draft. I am hoping that we could get at least two years out of him.I HOPE Turner and Buford stay through at least their JR seasons
I am just pointing out what the NBA scouts think of Buford's talent. Check out some NBA mock drafts for underclassmen. I think he will probably get as many minutes as Cook if not more. You need to change your name from "optimist" to " ":)buckeydoptimist;1294921; said:It's interesting that some think Buford won't even start and others think he is more likely to go pro after this season than Turner ( who will undoubtedly start and probably play more than Buford ).
I don't know that either will get enough "PR", shots, notice to be a high draft choice. But then those things didn't necessarily stop Cook or KK either. I do think you have to have more when you aren't a BIG, like KK. Does Buford have a big enough rep and enough pro skills to overcome a good but not great frosh year and still be drafted hi? Will he or Turner break out and be sooo good they do garner national acclaim and hi draft status?
A number of future major-college basketball players will be in action today at Harvest Prep in the All Ohio Slam-N-Jam Hoop Preview.
The nightcap of the nine-scrimmage event, scheduled for 10 p.m., will pit Northland against Cincinnati Princeton, possibly a preview of the 2009 Division I boys state championship game. Northland features juniors Jared Sullinger, who has committed to Ohio State, and J.D. Weatherspoon, who has committed to Xavier. Princeton's top player is junior Jordan Sibert, who will join Sullinger in Ohio State's 2010 recruiting class.
The 9:15 p.m. scrimmage will have Brookhaven opposing Cincinnati Aiken. The state's top-rated 2011 recruit, Chane Behanan, plays for Aiken. Behanan has committed to Cincinnati.
Yertle;1342005; said:I know it's only 3 games into the season, but I don't see anyone leaving after this year at this point. Not meant to slam anyone, but...
Turner - Right now I think he's the best player on the team, but too many turner-overs. heh.
Lighty - no
Mullens - He's not dominating. I see more inside toughness than KK had, but he's still timid... even against lesser opponents.
Bufford - I haven't seen very much from him yet. Almost an awesome slam today, but still not lighting things up.
Dallas - too short to play inside in the NBA, not enough range to play outside.
No one else can even be considering it. I think we have the same exact team next year, unless BJ or Bufford really start making some big adjustments quickly.
The main reason there are no 2009 commits is that any of the guys that were worthy of an offer from Ohio State went somewhere else and there were not many official offers made to that class. They also are baking some for 2010. The only two guys that I could possibly see leaving might be Buford and Mullens just solely based on their potential in you have to remember that we have only seen these days play 3 college games.schwab;1342037; said:Ironically, or not, there are 0 2009 commits. I think this is by design. I'm not convinced that Mullens, Buford, Turner, Lighty, don't look ahead... but if we do indeed return this team, then we could possibly pull a Florida Gators. What I mean is Bball and FBall in the same year. As much as I don't root for UF, that is the ultimate goal to pull off, and they already did it. I think OSU can do it, but it's going to take our young BAMF's to stick around for it to happen.