cats offer Caleb Love

[haywood jahblowme]

sorry if its a double post

 

[Jeffrey Cat]

sorry if its a double post

Haywood; who is this kid, what year is he, and where is he from.

 

[NJCat]

Haywood; who is this kid, what year is he, and where is he from.

It took about 2 seconds to use the Rivals search to find out he is a 4* class of 2020 kid form St. Louis, ranked 83 nationally....

 

[hdhntr1]

sorry if its a double post

Now we just need NU to be blessed by their (guys that are blessed by offers by NU )accepting of the offers

 

[loyolacat]

Will be interesting to see if the Lathon incident has consequences in recruiting the St. Louis area. May let us know how the important people in the recruiting area view NUs actions in the Lathon deal.

 

[Medill90]

I'd be surprised, Loyola, if it had any effect.

Grandview/KC is a world away from St. Louis. It would be like a recruiting event in Belleville impacting CPS recruiting.

 

[loyolacat]

AAU teams travel a good distance,,,and that is where most of the hubba bubba takes place.

 

[Max_Power]

I'd be surprised, Loyola, if it had any effect.

Grandview/KC is a world away from St. Louis. It would be like a recruiting event in Belleville impacting CPS recruiting.

It wi

Will be interesting to see if the Lathon incident has consequences in recruiting the St. Louis area. May let us know how the important people in the recruiting area view NUs actions in the Lathon deal.

It won’t. People just need to accept NU did the correct thing and move on.

 

[ThePurpleKnight]

It wi


It won’t. People just need to accept NU did the correct thing and move on.

How do you figure NU did the right thing? When the story comes out you may have a different opinion.

 

[haywood jahblowme]

NU will almost always take the side of caution. its just who NU is.

 

[pawildcat_rivals209725]

NU will almost always take the side of caution. its just who NU is.

Most institutions of any size will err on the side of caution. It's called corporate culture.

 

[NJCat]

Most institutions of any size will err on the side of caution. It's called corporate culture.

Really? You think "most" Power 5 institution err on the side of caution? I don't.

 

[Catreporter]

Really? You think "most" Power 5 institution err on the side of caution? I don't.

I'll bet Michigan State wishes they had. Minnesota, too, now that they are being sued by all those athletes involved in alleged sexual assault, not to mention Penn State.

 

[Deeringfish]

I'll bet Michigan State wishes they had. Minnesota, too, now that they are being sued by all those athletes involved in alleged sexual assault, not to mention Penn State.

Penn State thought they were being cautious by having a cover up.

 

[Windy City Cat Fan]

I'll bet Michigan State wishes they had. Minnesota, too, now that they are being sued by all those athletes involved in alleged sexual assault, not to mention Penn State.

Even those great “religious” institutions like Baylor and Notre Dame.

 

[loyolacat]

People just need to accept NU did the correct thing and move on.

Not sure the expectations coming out of many of these AAU programs is about doing the correct thing but more about take care of my kid correct thing. I am not arguing that NU did not do the Correct Thing, I think they did,,,just saying that doing the correct thing may have consequences sometimes.

 

[pawildcat_rivals209725]

Really? You think "most" Power 5 institution err on the side of caution? I don't.

We'll agree to disagree. I certainly think most institutions of any large size err on the side of caution, especially in the current era. Most are quick to squelch anything they think could have a blowback effect on them.