Another swing and a miss for Miles landing a big man. May have to hold out for an offseason transfer...if we are lucky. Hopefully at the very least Miles can use all of his open scholorships for once in his tenure.
Elijah Thomas to Clemson
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I just don't get it? It has to be his style of coaching that is turning bigs away. We have to figure out WTF is wrong or we will never get over the hump!
Not sure what style of play Clemson runs...but they have been pretty piss poor offensively under Brownell. Not as terrible as we have been under Miles...but pretty poor. This felt like a must land for Miles IMO.
I feel the exact same way. Miles is going to struggle with out landimg a Big that can play. Hammond is not good, Morrow is not a true Big. Jacobson is undersized, and will be about as good as Ubel was as a senior, Jeriah Horne is 6'6 or 6'7 < Not gonna cut it.
I'm so pissed he didn't come here. He would have gotten 30+ minutes a game almost guaranteed next year and still choose another school. How sad is that?
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Sorry for the language, but SON OF A *****!!! There is litetally no solution in sight. We are going to get killed inside for years to come.
Strange decision. I don't see Brad Brownell surviving at Clemson much longer. His seat is hotter than Miles'.
Yeah, but they have a sweet campus and fun location!
Miles keeps adding to the list. His inability to land or develop any true big men in this conference could be his ultimate downfall. It's a building death spiral.
While I've had some great times visiting Clemson SC, I think the Tigers might be up to some SEC tactics. It's not like there is a ton of tradition with either FB or BB, and Clemson as a town in very small and not that awesome. Besides good recruiting coaches, I don't see the huge upside that causes them to get all of these studs... Just opinion, but I've toured their facilities as well and they aren't anything that stand out compared to power programs.
He's from Texas. I think it's tougher for Southerners to go to programs in states that didn't secede from the United States than it is for them to stay in the South.