JR Smith is a Tarheel

Proof sly, not that I don't trust you, but we all know how you can be when you get scared.

 

Nothing in print but I do know academics are why Roy waited so long to make the offer.

 

I'll be honest I didn't want Big Baby... a 330lb. short "big man"... um no... and I'll also admit that JR has to prove himself elligable, but if he does Carolina is gonna be very talented... there is still a lack of depth in the front court, but ya'll dookies get a little more afraid everyday

 

So if nothing in print, then this was from a phone call/visit you had with Williams?

 

I'll be the first to admit you have like 6 extremely talented wings. I'll also be the first to admit that that doesn't scare me because when Felton comes out next year that will be all you have.

 

I talk to people who follow recruiting. The common consensus is Smith will have to work his butt off to get eligible. Not saying it won't be done just that he is on the border right now.

 

I guess sly can't fucking read...

"He wanted to get his academics in order and be good enough to play at Carolina," added Hurley. "Now he's realized the goal he set for himself."

Do the math fuckass.

 

Hey his coach is Bobby Hurley's brother, Danny Hurley who played at Seton Hall.

 

All of us follow recruiting as well sly, so what does this mean? You got some inside scoop that you aren't telling us about?

 

That's ok if Felton does leave next year then we will have SL to fill his shoes. If he stays an extra year then we will have the next year's top PG.

I think one of the big things about this is that RW is able to recruit top 15 caliber players fairly easy, so not too worried as there are great players there each year so he will get his share.

The only thing that really hurts him at this point and will just take time is when any coach recruits 5 players and has a walkon(so 6 scollys in one class next year) it really limits your options.


I just think basically a coach should never sign more than 4 players in a year under normal conditions.

I think you should try and stay on a 3-4-3-4 recruiting pattern and adjust knowing that you may have one of those players leave early every year or so.