We were simply 40 years ahead of our time.

What we did was ground-breaking stuff.

SMUguy wrote:Franklin Agunanne: 6-9 245
Xavier Foster: 7-0 228
Samuel Williamson: 6-7 210
Keon Abrose-Hylton: 6-8 215

In terms of size, at least ... not a bad start

Todo is 6ΓÇÖ 8ΓÇ¥ as well. Not a banger but we do have large! IΓÇÖd like one more skilled big in the Feron mold.

He and Smith could be a fantastic defensive backcourt. Both smart, big, athletic guys with lateral quickness and wingspan. It's understandable that they waited their turns behind Davis and Bandoumel, but they have a ton of potential. Hopefully their offense will catch up to their defense.


Davis ...

mustangxc wrote:I'm comparing him to Michael Weathers who started next to KD.

Not exactly apples and apples.

Given time letΓÇÖs compare Weathers to Williamson, Bandoumel to Wright and Nutall last season to Nutall this season. Seems more in line.

Given our roster right now and three open scholarships I’d take him back in a NY minute. Not sure what other options he’ll have but it will be interesting to see where he turns up. I doubt it will be here…. Just a hunch.

Can we now say that Lanier has out recruited Jank, without having a full recruiting cycle under his belt?

Not yet but he is definitely out-working the last guy.

The last guy was very lazy when it was recruiting time. Left it to his assistants, very little actual contact with targets and no ...

mrydel wrote:How do you miss two players who ever even put on a uniform for SMU?

Sounds like a leftover case of Jankitis to me.

But I do think three established Longhorn football players for one incoming freshman hoopster is a pretty fair trade.

My background is Finance, I do projections all the time, hardly a waste of time.

So as things stand now, we would be looking at a .500 AAC team. For me thatΓÇÖs good to know given all the changes.


LOL…. Residential real estate lifer here.

Right now we are comparing a hastily rebuilt ...

SoCal_Pony wrote:My background is Finance, I do projections all the time, hardly a waste of time.

So as things stand now, we would be looking at a .500 AAC team. For me thatΓÇÖs good to know given all the changes.

…and I wholeheartedly endorse the post following this one.

https://247sports.com/player/alex-anamekwe-46116196/

Committed to UT

Give credit to Jank for his last class.

He got a big man who had an offer from Arizona and another player who signs with UT. Wish he had recruited that well earlier when we had all that momentum.


Fine. Well done.

What ...

Total waste of time until this roster is completed. Perhaps worth discussing when the current coach has at least one portion of one recruiting cycle in.

Topper wrote:I would love to see him come back. I really think that he would like Lanier's style of offense and he is a big time contributor on defense.

Ditto.

PonyEnergy wrote:don't be surprised if he goes to Kansas

That wonΓÇÖt surprise me in the least. If he goes out of state I think itΓÇÖs there. And it wouldnΓÇÖt be the first time he played for a coach who loves to wear Kansas gear.

ThatΓÇÖs a very solid and deep team. I like their chances. I also like watching Maxey. Seeing him always reminds me of one JankΓÇÖs biggest bozo moves.

I see a package deal coming here. Kansas hires a new, recently ΓÇ£retiredΓÇ¥ coach as an assistant to Self. KD goes to KU.

Jank will have a good amount of influence on KD here. The only way he stays a Mustang is if the NIL $ here are significant.