You can zzzz yourself right off this board if you do not care whether Brett gets in trouble or not. Any you can give me all the red dots you want for trying to follow the administrators wishes, fool.
no hes making a decision sometime next week......Got this from the advocate. Reynolds decision coming The only player LSU is actively recruiting will apparently announce a decision on Tuesday. According to published reports, combination guard Scottie Reynolds from Herndon, Va., will make an unofficial visit to Michigan this weekend and then reach a decision next week. Reynolds officially visited LSU in late April, a week after he was officially granted a release from a letter of intent he signed with Oklahoma. He sought a release when OU coach Kelvin Sampson left for Indiana. Besides LSU and Michigan, Reynolds is also considering Villanova, Illinois and Wake Forest. He visited Villanova last weekend and the Philadelphia school is closest to his home in suburban Washington D.C. If Reynolds does not sign with LSU, the Tigers will have two scholarships open and will likely hold them for the Class of 2007.
Latest is that he announces today after he gets out of school. Expect him to announce like around 2:30 p.m. or 3:00 p.m. Unfortunately, word is that he's down to Michigan and Villanova as his finalists. Leaves LSU out after getting into the mix with Arthur and Reynolds. It's hard to just start recruiting kids for a couple of months. Hopefully what's going on is we're laying the groundwork for a strong summer and fall... :geauxtige :bball: :champs:
good choice. closer to home and a better system that will showcase his talent. going to be hard to get flashy point and two guards to come to our school and play throw-it-into-the-post.
I thought that was what good point guards do. And any outside shooting threat should want a great inside presense in order to play an inside/outside game whereby he gets a lot of open looks due to the double team.
I agree. Look at the PGs who have taken us to the Final Four: Ethan Martin, Derek Taylor & Darrell Mitchell. Not much flash, but all were solid players who knew how to dish the ball, which is the PG's job, along with setting the offense. :geauxtige
