Roy Schimdt is reporting that Charlie Moore's first visit since re-opening his recruitment will be to Northwestern. He only has 2 OV's remaining so it's not clear if this will an unofficial or official. Whatever the case, the fact this kid is taking a visit to Evanston is pretty incredible.
Moore to visit NU
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Collins should be able to recruit Guards! He can point to the success Bryant and Tre have had as evidence that he knows what he's doing with them.
Yeah, I believe we have a four-star center and four-star power forward coming in next year if I'm not mistaken.
Would have to think his father's health (suffered a stroke last year) might be a factor in Moore possibly staying local.
http://suntimeshighschoolsports.com...times-player-year-morgan-parks-charlie-moore/
http://suntimeshighschoolsports.com...times-player-year-morgan-parks-charlie-moore/
Then NU would be a great place for him. Wanting to be around your father when he's not well is admirable...
Hicks from the Catholic League, although think he left after first year. Jim Pitts from Marshall?
Stack was the second best player on his high school team...Kevin Boyle was the best and he went to Iowa.
I think that forward from Lockport won player of the year in '78.
Is wasn't Jitim Young was it? I know he racked up some accolades when in high school.
Well that rules out Aaron Molnar
He was tall, though. Doesn't that count for something? (It does on a tape measure.)
I thought Terry Hurley NU'69 was the Player of the Year @ Steinmetz in 1965. Terry could shoot but was not big enough for forward nor quick enough for guard. He was a great guy , a terrific hearts player and could eat a large Gulliver's pizza . He was a Chem E major and really smart. I lost touch with him after graduation and now in my "nostalgic phase" would love to get in touch with him again
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Hurley was a good player but NU basketball was very good during his stay. Spot duty was all he ever could claim
Terry was a good player but NU basketball was really good during his years at NU. NU literally had 10 B1G players but only the league champion advanced to the NCAA's
Terry was a good player but NU basketball was really good during his years at NU. NU literally had 10 B1G players but only the league champion advanced to the NCAA's
I went back and looked at the records during that period. NU was over 0.500 all 4 years but nothing dramatic. However, taking his senior season for example, NU played @Stanford, @UC Santa Barbara, Missouri, @Butler, Colorado, Ohio, Washington State, Florida, BC, and #1 UCLA in non-conference, and went 8-2. Not a single MVSU or UMass Lowell in the bunch! For all the crowing about winning 20 regular season games, back in those days they played comparable programs not a bunch of third tier teams. Cats were actually ranked as high a 12th that season. Good team indeed.
Northwestern had some very good teams in the 50s and 60s and McGaw was the site of many NCAA regionals and one Final Four (1956). The Cats had quite a few very good Chicago Public League players on those teams (Willie Jones, Ralph Wells, Jim Pitts, Dan Davis eta al) and lots of state of Illinois standouts (Jim Burns, Joe Ruklick, Rick Lopossa, Rich Falk, Dale Kelley et al). Things changed when big money hit the sport and education took a back seat.
Wasn't Patten Gym the site of the first NCAA Final 4 and Championship? It was in 39. But it was not the present Patten Gym as it was located where Tech is now.
We played UCLA with Alcindor/Jabbar at Chicago Stadium. I believe we were up by 10 at the half pounding Kareem with 3 different centers. I believe we shot only 30% for the first half then we went cold in the second half. As I said NU was good in the late 60's
Apparently that is the case, I thought I heard somewhere that he will visit this weekend? Either way I think this recruitment is going to be an uphill battle. According to Moore's coach, Moore's top concern is going to a school where he will start immediately. I like the kid and think he will be a great college player, but he would have to prove he belongs on the court more than both Lindsey and Lumpkin. He could very well be better than both, but I don't think Collins will be able to guarantee he would start from day 1.
I agree Collins would be foolish to "guarantee" he would start. But I also doubt he sits behind either Lumpkin or Lindsey. He would definitely be the second best Guard on the team should he enroll in September.
Interesting idea. My thoughts with Moore could be Mac, Moore or Lindsey or Ash , Law or Lindsey, Falzon, Pardon with heavy pressure from the frosh and bench. I think CCC could guarantee him a chance to win the spot and a true athletic star would only need that much.
By comparison, being away from my computer, what do his expected options offer in terms of opportunity and level of competition? Seems like i have heard about much departure from the B1G alone so I'm guessing there are reasonable options too.
"Will Start Immediately" sounds like a guarantee for D II. Could start/play a lot immediately? We would be fine that way. BMac could play shooting guard any day, and having actual depth at the point spot would be soooo good for our late season performance as a team. He would still have to earn it.
How's his defense? Anyone?
How's his defense? Anyone?
Eh... Put both him and Bryant on the floor, Law at the 3, and you're good.