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De La Salle 2015 SG Sacar Amin has received a offer from Marquette University @Sacar_Anim15 @NorthernXPreps @areacodes @IslanderHoopsDT
So....not all 3 of the scholarship offers are going to go to JUCO's or graduate transfers.
Not necessarily, just an offer.
Looks like he would be a real solid pickup for MU.
Quote from: LAZER on February 02, 2015, 06:56:23 PM
Looks like he would be a real solid pickup for MU.
Absolutely agree- hard nosed defender, coaches son, seems to be a blue collar kind of player. I really hope they reel him in.
I like hearing that he's a coaches son. Should be solid fundamentally. 247 Sports has 71% predicting to MU.
http://247sports.com/Bolt/Marquette-offers-three-star-wing-35298656
Quote from: VegasWarrior77 on February 02, 2015, 07:02:44 PM
I like hearing that he's a coaches son. Should be solid fundamentally. 247 Sports has 71% predicting to MU.
http://247sports.com/Bolt/Marquette-offers-three-star-wing-35298656
First off, I really hope we get Anim. He's a late bloomer, a year young for his class, big upside and great work ethic.
Daring to dream a bit here, but he's friends with 2016 wing Amir Coffey (ranked top 40), who 247 sports recently said was considering Marquette, Iowa State and Minnesota.
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Uhhh... not sure where some of you get your info, but it's out there. Way out there.
Anyway, for anyone in the Twin Cities, Sacar is at home on the island tomorrow night (Tues) vs. St. Agnes ... and Thursday they're at Homely Angels in Richfield.. both games 7pm.
Henry is at River Falls HS tomorrow night.. 7:45pm.
Quote from: Jay Bee on February 02, 2015, 07:36:04 PM
Uhhh... not sure where some of you get your info, but it's out there. Way out there.
Anyway, for anyone in the Twin Cities, Sacar is at home on the island tomorrow night (Tues) vs. St. Agnes ... and Thursday they're at Homely Angels in Richfield.. both games 7pm.
Henry is at River Falls HS tomorrow night.. 7:45pm.
Such as?
Quote from: Jay Bee on February 02, 2015, 07:36:04 PM
Uhhh... not sure where some of you get your info, but it's out there. Way out there.
Anyway, for anyone in the Twin Cities, Sacar is at home on the island tomorrow night (Tues) vs. St. Agnes ... and Thursday they're at Homely Angels in Richfield.. both games 7pm.
Henry is at River Falls HS tomorrow night.. 7:45pm.
You up for RF?
Has anyone seen him play? What are his strengths and weaknesses and will he be an early contributor or program guy?
jace frederick @JaceFrederick 2 hours ago
I've seen sacar anim play probably 10 times.. He's a high-level D1 player, no doubt. Would be a nice get if Marquette nabs him
Quote from: Jay Bee on February 02, 2015, 07:36:04 PM
Uhhh... not sure where some of you get your info, but it's out there. Way out there.
Anyway, for anyone in the Twin Cities, Sacar is at home on the island tomorrow night (Tues) vs. St. Agnes ... and Thursday they're at Homely Angels in Richfield.. both games 7pm.
Henry is at River Falls HS tomorrow night.. 7:45pm.
If this is directed at me, taking the first part of my post from Eric Bossi at Scout and the 2nd part from 247 Sports.
https://twitter.com/ebosshoops/status/562415449116119040?lang=en
http://247sports.com/Bolt/Top-40-prospect-visiting-Minnesota-35202280
Quote from: VegasWarrior77 on February 02, 2015, 07:02:44 PM
I like hearing that he's a coaches son. Should be solid fundamentally. 247 Sports has 71% predicting to MU.
http://247sports.com/Bolt/Marquette-offers-three-star-wing-35298656
Three people predicted MU for him just today.
Sacar has a nice game, fun watching him play with Jarvis Johnson over his high school years.
High majors have stayed away though
Quote from: WarriorPride68 on February 02, 2015, 09:31:43 PM
Sacar has a nice game, fun watching him play with Jarvis Johnson over his high school years.
High majors have stayed away though
Why, is Minnesota not all over him? Or other High Major 1 schools?
The lack of high-major company we're keeping with in this recruitment is puzzling. So, Wojo now has the monopoly on talent evaluation?! Only Wojo sees what others miss? Seems unlikely.
Mark Miller says he thinks that Marquette has the best chance to get him, but its no guarantee. He thinks that Iowa, and Illinois are our main competition. I don't believe either school has offered him yet though, not sure on that. But one high major offer can quickly lead to many. Hope he comes our way.
Quote from: BCHoopster on February 02, 2015, 10:59:03 PM
Why, is Minnesota not all over him? Or other High Major 1 schools?
Because he is 6'4 and mostly just attacks the rim right now. Jump shot needs some work. But athletic and can defend. Always been a nice role player on talented teams
I've never seen him play in person, but after doing some research here's my take:
Long(6'5 with a 6'8 wingspan) slashing wing player who's a solid finisher in the lane and at the rim. Not an AMAZING athlete, but a very solid athlete at this level. Highly regarded as a defender and can guard several positions(195 lbs). Has the ability to score but not a 3 point threat.
Here are some stats from this season as of January 3rd
25.2 ppg
6 rebs
1.5 steals- uses length on Defense
0.5 turnovers- takes care of the ball
2P%- 62%- Real solid finisher around the hoop
3P%- only 2 of 6 on the season- not really a threat
FT%- 82%- very good for a high schooler
Quote from: Celtic Truth on February 02, 2015, 11:26:21 PM
I've never seen him play in person, but after doing some research here's my take:
Long(6'5 with a 6'8 wingspan) slashing wing player who's a solid finisher in the lane and at the rim. Not an AMAZING athlete, but a very solid athlete at this level. Highly regarded as a defender and can guard several positions(195 lbs). Has the ability to score but not a 3 point threat.
Here are some stats from this season as of January 3rd
25.2 ppg
6 rebs
1.5 steals- uses length on Defense
0.5 turnovers- takes care of the ball
2P%- 62%- Real solid finisher around the hoop
3P%- only 2 of 6 on the season- not really a threat
FT%- 82%- very good for a high schooler
On his video, he looks college ready. MU needs some bigger physical bodies. Knows how to score with that average so that is good. There definitely room at the wing, playing time should be
there.
Quote from: Boone on February 02, 2015, 11:14:13 PM
The lack of high-major company we're keeping with in this recruitment is puzzling. So, Wojo now has the monopoly on talent evaluation?! Only Wojo sees what others miss? Seems unlikely.
So just don't offer our last 3 scholarships unless Kentucky, Duke, North Carolina, Kansas, Michigan State, UCLA, Syracuse, Virginia, and Florida have all offered the kid? Sounds like a good recruiting plan there.
We have 4 top 100 freshman coming in. There's only so much room for top level talent. If we just sit and wait for the next top 100 guy to come in we'll just eat 3 scholarships. No need to do that. Might as well offer a kid who wants to come here and work hard for minutes and if he's not up to the level of competition then you reevaluate the plan for him after a year. No harm in taking a kid like this at all, especially with 2 scholarships still open and available.
Cute, though.
Quote from: Celtic Truth on February 02, 2015, 11:26:21 PM
I've never seen him play in person, but after doing some research here's my take:
Long(6'5 with a 6'8 wingspan) slashing wing player who's a solid finisher in the lane and at the rim. Not an AMAZING athlete, but a very solid athlete at this level. Highly regarded as a defender and can guard several positions(195 lbs). Has the ability to score but not a 3 point threat.
Here are some stats from this season as of January 3rd
25.2 ppg
6 rebs
1.5 steals- uses length on Defense
0.5 turnovers- takes care of the ball
2P%- 62%- Real solid finisher around the hoop
3P%- only 2 of 6 on the season- not really a threat
FT%- 82%- very good for a high schooler
He has shot way more than 6 3s this year. Pretty sure he just had a game recently where he shot that many in 1 game.
Quote from: HaywardsHeroes32 on February 02, 2015, 11:47:46 PM
He has shot way more than 6 3s this year. Pretty sure he just had a game recently where he shot that many in 1 game.
I'm actually pretty sure he just had a game recently where he made that many 3's in a single game.
Quote from: forgetful on February 02, 2015, 11:55:42 PM
I'm actually pretty sure he just had a game recently where he made that many 3's in a single game.
Video from said game: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LZDEVZDztFk
Anim is #15
That's good to know, I was slightly concerned. He looked great in the video
Quote from: MUEagle1090 on February 03, 2015, 12:03:25 AM
Video from said game: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LZDEVZDztFk
Anim is #15
Weight room....another JuJuan Johnson. Eh, he might be a good player. I liked the kid #32 in the white better.
Nothing special here, lets go home. Sandy Cohen type player and he does not look better than him to me. Until further notice I would have passed...but they like. Okay. No problem.
I do like his name though Sacar Amen, oops I mean, Amin. LOL. It's pretty cool or dope as the young kids say today.Not really that impressed otherwise. Will have to be one of those 'show me first' players to get me out of my seat about.
No real first step explosion and will have to rework his shot a bit if he is ever knocked off balance and will have to get a bit stronger to get it over bigger guys.
Seems like a '2' and that is about it. Don't they have other guys like him that are coming in? He was NOT challenged in this entire video like he will be in college.
Some of these videos many of you get enamored with most of these cats from what I see, they have not been challenged and bumped and there is no way you can tell IF they can go when the bright lights come on. He moves well up and down the court though, but I have not seen him off the ball here.
He is the kind of kid I would have to go and see in person. This is not a good selling video of him at all. But thanks, I will do what I can with it.
I have not seen his handle. Can he create his own shot off the dribble? About 3:20 in the video he showed me he can and he used his body well too on that shot...I like.
Let me see more... At 4:20 nice form on the spot up shot from high school range.
Can he go ahead and extend that another step out to the college 3 pt line psychologically? It is a short distance I know but some kids get all flustered in the head where that might as well be a yard further out.
How is the step back? How is the off balance leaner in the lane? I have more questions...lets look some more...At 4:40 he is a reach-er on D. Not good at all. Lazy on D. Red Flag so far on that end.
Adequately passer at 5:04. Nice interior pass. He is always back on offense, but I cannot tell if he gets back as fast on D. That is key for Wojo guys...
Can elevate for the slam at 5:10 but he better stop bringing the ball down like that with two hands, they might call that a violation. I need to see some more handles...continue..
In this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzznPgZLMP8 I am liking the corner jumper a great deal. Again, lets see him get his shot blocked in a college game or practice and see how he responds...has a decent floater.
The jury is still out on his defense...if you guys like him, I guess...I do not see what you see. He is, okay. I'll keep watching, perhaps.
Out of a 1-10 or 1 to 5 star recruit I say he is a solid 3 star and only because of the jumper. I think that is fundamentally sound. No real tangible off the charts attribute.
No quick first step, no overly great explosiveness, average length and he runs okay. Maybe they know the kid more. But at first glance not really eye popping.
Quote from: Celtic Truth on February 03, 2015, 12:27:51 AM
That's good to know, I was slightly concerned. He looked great in the video
No, he didn't.
He hit some shots, that's it. But on that basis I guess that is great because this team has lacked shot makers.
He squares up nice and goes straight up and has an okay release and follow through. That's all...I saw.
He can put it down a bit but limited wiggle through traffic. Let me find another video more to my liking...
Quote from: Celtic Truth on February 02, 2015, 11:26:21 PM
I've never seen him play in person, but after doing some research here's my take:
Long(6'5 with a 6'8 wingspan) slashing wing player who's a solid finisher in the lane and at the rim. Not an AMAZING athlete, but a very solid athlete at this level. Highly regarded as a defender and can guard several positions(195 lbs). Has the ability to score but not a 3 point threat.
Here are some stats from this season as of January 3rd
25.2 ppg
6 rebs
1.5 steals- uses length on Defense
0.5 turnovers- takes care of the ball
2P%- 62%- Real solid finisher around the hoop
3P%- only 2 of 6 on the season- not really a threat
FT%- 82%- very good for a high schooler
Okay, now that is my take on him...too. And I made my post even before reading this.
To me he is nothing special and they have guys now better than him.
I would pass on him. But if you say he can defend I have to take your word for it, because I did not see that in the video.
He looks average to me. And I did not read any of these posts before I saw the video which was the 2nd or 3rd post in this thread so I am not saying something because you said it.
I gave you my take on him there...and now you confirmed it. Good.
Quote from: VegasWarrior77 on February 02, 2015, 07:02:44 PM
I like hearing that he's a coaches son. Should be solid fundamentally. 247 Sports has 71% predicting to MU.
http://247sports.com/Bolt/Marquette-offers-three-star-wing-35298656
(http://www.muscoop.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=46357.0;attach=5490;image)
Tell me I am not nuts...he kind of looks like Jabari Parker...a bit from the eyes down. Doesn't he?
Lets hope he is like Jabari even 30% of him on the court...but he does look like JP12 to me a bit.
Quote from: Boone on February 02, 2015, 11:14:13 PM
The lack of high-major company we're keeping with in this recruitment is puzzling. So, Wojo now has the monopoly on talent evaluation?! Only Wojo sees what others miss? Seems unlikely.
Then again, go look at the list of schools that offered Matt Heldt.
http://247sports.com/Recruitment/Matt-Heldt-25561/RecruitInterests
Quote from: MUHoopsFan2 on February 03, 2015, 01:58:41 AM
(http://www.muscoop.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=46357.0;attach=5490;image)
Tell me I am not nuts...he kind of looks like Jabari Parker...a bit from the eyes down. Doesn't he?
Lets hope he is like Jabari even 30% of him on the court...but he does look like JP12 to me a bit.
For a guy with 384 posts you used 378 of them on telling us how bad Amin is. We get it. You don't like him.
Late bloomer. Coaches kid. Considered a hard worker and a scrappy type of player by Jay Bee. This is the type of player you oftentimes are going to get in the spring signing period. If Wojo wants him, I understand and am fine with that.
Sacar is not a player you get for next year or even the year after. He is a kid that develops nicely in a program, gets progressively more minutes as he matures and is a solid contributor by the time he is a senior. We don't need instant stars right now, we need long term growth to replace the likes of Duane and Sandy.
If he accepts, I'll be thrilled with that if we get a solid PG grad transfer and a big man Juco. The roster looks like this then from a depth perspective
PG: Grad transfer, Nick N, Duane
SG: Duane, Haanif, Sacar
SF: Sandy, Wally, JjJ, Sacar
PF: Henry, Teve, Juco
C: Luke, Heldt, Juco
Wojo's seen him a bunch in person and I have only seen internet videos so I'll defer to Wojo. But it's key for Wojo to hit on these next 3 scholarships, even if not all are used this year.
Quote from: Lazars Headband on February 03, 2015, 08:47:36 AM
Wojo's seen him a bunch in person and I have only seen internet videos so I'll defer to Wojo. But it's key for Wojo to hit on these next 3 scholarships, even if not all are used this year.
I don't know that he has to hit on all three this year. He's gotta get a PG that can play right away next year, that's a must. Ideally, you'd also like a long term PG solution in that mix, but not a "have to" if Nick, Haanif, and/or Duane are the long term solution at the 1. You'd also like a serviceable big man back up to Luke and Henry to allow Heldt to develop.
2 out of the 3 scholarships are "luxury" items, only one is a must get scholarship IMO. Having said that, if Wojo misses on one or two of these, it does put much more pressure on landing an extremely solid 2016 class. Or if Nick doesn't come, than 2 of 3 are critical instead of 1 of 3.
I've always thought 6'4 was generous for sacar, in comparing him next to Jarvis Johnson on the court.
At this point Sacar is an off guard version of Derrick Wilson. He is already thick, solid defender, and needs work on the jumper
Quote from: mu03eng on February 03, 2015, 08:45:27 AM
Sacar is not a player you get for next year or even the year after. He is a kid that develops nicely in a program, gets progressively more minutes as he matures and is a solid contributor by the time he is a senior. We don't need instant stars right now, we need long term growth to replace the likes of Duane and Sandy.
If he accepts, I'll be thrilled with that if we get a solid PG grad transfer and a big man Juco. The roster looks like this then from a depth perspective
PG: Grad transfer, Nick N, Duane
SG: Duane, Haanif, Sacar
SF: Sandy, Wally, JjJ, Sacar
PF: Henry, Teve, Juco
C: Luke, Heldt, Juco
I see it the same way. I still think we have a hole at PG. Wojo needs a veteran that can play acceptably well next year. I see Duane as more of a 2.
Quote from: WarriorPride68 on February 03, 2015, 09:03:00 AM
I've always thought 6'4 was generous for sacar, in comparing him next to Jarvis Johnson on the court.
At this point Sacar is an off guard version of Derrick Wilson. He is already thick, solid defender, and needs work on the jumper
I hate hearing 'he needs work on his jumper."
I wish and hope for the guys that already 'have a nice stroke' or 'have a good range.' But, it sounds like he has strength, can play D, and can slash.
Quote from: We R Final Four on February 03, 2015, 09:23:43 AM
I hate hearing 'he needs work on his jumper."
I wish and hope for the guys that already 'have a nice stroke' or 'have a good range.' But, it sounds like he has strength, can play D, and can slash.
A vast majority of top-tier basketball players are below average outside shooters coming into college. They're typically quicker and more athletic than their competition in HS so they don't need it. The ability to shoot comes later. Watch the McD game. Very few of even the very best HS players in the country have good outside shots.
Yes, of course. It goes with the territory. When you are the fastest, biggest, best jumper on the floor.....there is no need to shoot outside of 15'. However, there are plenty of good HS shooters--even from this state. I have seen a lot of guys come through MU in the recent past that weren't good shooters and that stayed true throughout their tenure here.
Quote from: We R Final Four on February 03, 2015, 09:23:43 AM
I hate hearing 'he needs work on his jumper."
I wish and hope for the guys that already 'have a nice stroke' or 'have a good range.' But, it sounds like he has strength, can play D, and can slash.
Saw some AAU video from last summer, and his mechanics have improved quite a bit since then. Form looks pretty good, just needs to speed up his release. That will come with reps at the college level.
Quote from: Boone on February 02, 2015, 11:14:13 PM
The lack of high-major company we're keeping with in this recruitment is puzzling. So, Wojo now has the monopoly on talent evaluation?! Only Wojo sees what others miss? Seems unlikely.
High school teammates of Reid Travis & Jarvis Johnson all throughout high school & played on the historic Howard Pulley AAU team in the summers.
Major colleges have seen Sacar play countless times. Yet still has zero high major offers for some reason
from the most recent video his jumper looks improved compared to his video from a year ago. He sets his feet and squares his shoulders. That is a big part of shooting right off the back. Do I think he is a great shooter (no) but keeping mechanics simple is a pretty big part of shooting. JJ has a strange arm movement. Derrick puts his hands and elbows to close together. Steve shoots it from to far over his head. I think he is going to be a better college player then people think. Just because he does not project as a pro at this point does not mean he cannot be a good college player. By all accounts he is a hard worker and has improved allot in the last year. DW was so much bigger then all the other player's in the country when he was a FR and SOPH and that is why he was rated as highly as he was. He stopped improving as a Soph in high school. So comparing Amin and DW is not a good comparison.
Quote from: WarriorPride68 on February 03, 2015, 09:58:08 AM
High school teammates of Reid Travis & Jarvis Johnson all throughout high school & played on the historic Howard Pulley AAU team in the summers.
Major colleges have seen Sacar play countless times. Yet still has zero high major offers for some reason
He has one ;)
Sounds like Anim has improved notably over the past year. Just because we're the first doesn't mean we'll be the last. Seems like he held off on committing in hopes a big senior year would get him more attention, and it worked.
So, Wojo has said that he will only offer scholarships to players he thinks can contribute. He offers one of his 3 available scholarships to what appears to be a late blooming shooting guard, a coach's kid, with good athleticism, decent defense, and an improving jumpshot. Because this kid is a late bloomer, MU is the first official offer from a high major. Instead of congratulating Wojo for getting on this kid first, there are those who are critical. I love this place.
Quote from: The Sultan of Sunshine on February 03, 2015, 08:29:55 AM
Late bloomer. Coaches kid. Considered a hard worker and a scrappy type of player by Jay Bee. This is the type of player you oftentimes are going to get in the spring signing period. If Wojo wants him, I understand and am fine with that.
Sounds like Wojo's type of player. Best attribute I saw in video was his ability to finish with his off hand (left) going to the basket. Good size for his position. Is he quick enough though? Seems like a decent prospect at this stage of the game given the current roster complexion, and for how many scholarships we have open at present.
The shot form is smooth and solid, you can work with it. He just starts it too low. He'll learn pretty quick at the D1 level that you can't catch it at your belly button and drop it down to your waste before going into your shooting motion. But there are no weird hitches in the form that make it hard to fix (JJJ). I think he'll be just fine, not a star for a couple years but definitely worth spending 1 of 3 scholarships on.
MU isn't in a position to round out its roster with 4 star players. At the end of the day they'll always need to take guys a little under the radar 3 star guys that are borderline high major players. Based on his background and the other schools involved, he looks to be as worthy of a scholarship as any of the other names involved with MU at this point.
I agree with those who say 1 of the 3 scholarships needs to go to a point guard who can get it done starting immediately next year, whether it's a JUCO or graduate transfer. I have heard that the staff likes Haanif's potential to play the point guard position, and I think this may be the long term solution at the position. You can't put that roll into the hands of a freshman who has never played the position before, but he does have the skill set to get it done. Shoots it good but not great, so he can keep the defense honest. Handles the ball very well, has really good court vision, and is unselfish. All very important for a point guard. He isn't super quick or athletic, but what stands out to me is he is very under control, pretty smooth. Just like Sandy this year, while he may not be ready to contribute a ton next year, I don't think he'll be overwhelmed by the competition because he doesn't really get outside of his game. Again, hard to take a lot away from highlight videos, especially ones as cut and edited as this one, but I like how much control over the game he seems to have in this video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVvfV_slRhs
Agree with your assessment, wades. One thing I've noticed about him is he uses his body exceptionally well when going to the basket. Has a good frame already for Todd to put some weight on, which will help him finish at the rim.
Justin Bibbs, who Eric Bossi said compares closely to Anim, has been Virginia Tech's best player and leading scorer as a freshman.
Eric Bossi @ebosshoops 18h18 hours ago
I think Sacar Anim is pretty comparable to Virginia Tech freshman Justin Bibbs who we ended up under rating a bit last spring.
Quote from: MUEagle1090 on February 03, 2015, 12:52:29 PM
Justin Bibbs, who Eric Bossi said compares closely to Anim, has been Virginia Tech's best player and leading scorer as a freshman.
Eric Bossi @ebosshoops 18h18 hours ago
I think Sacar Anim is pretty comparable to Virginia Tech freshman Justin Bibbs who we ended up under rating a bit last spring.
He's even tangentially related to VPI....I DON"T WANT ANYTHING TO DO WITH HIM!!!
Quote from: tower912 on February 03, 2015, 11:43:44 AM
So, Wojo has said that he will only offer scholarships to players he thinks can contribute. He offers one of his 3 available scholarships to what appears to be a late blooming shooting guard, a coach's kid, with good athleticism, decent defense, and an improving jumpshot. Because this kid is a late bloomer, MU is the first official offer from a high major. Instead of congratulating Wojo for getting on this kid first, there are those who are critical. I love this place.
Ignore them. Just about everyone who has seen the kid play live in Minnesota is impressed and can't for the life of them understand why the Gophers(in a similar situation as us) haven't offered.
He has a lot of really solid game to him and he would be our 5th man of the class with 2 open spots still left. Well, worth the gamble.
I would rather be in Wojo situation having this late bloomer as a back up plan to potentially work out then be in Pitino's situation where a late bloomer from his own state could blow up in his face.
I am hoping Sacar commits.
WhAt??? Why not?
He just committed to Northwestern.
Quote from: MUDish on February 04, 2015, 09:26:26 AM
He just committed to Northwestern.
Where are you seeing that? All I can gather from twitter is that Northwestern is visiting him today.
Quote from: MUfan12 on February 04, 2015, 09:27:58 AM
Where are you seeing that? All I can gather from twitter is that Northwestern is visiting him today.
Sorry, I'm an idiot. He's visiting Northwestern.
My bad.
Quote from: MUDish on February 04, 2015, 09:31:31 AM
Sorry, I'm an idiot. He's visiting Northwestern.
My bad.
No worries! Just wanted to make sure.
Quote from: MUDish on February 04, 2015, 09:31:31 AM
Sorry, I'm an idiot. He's visiting Northwestern.
My bad.
LOL
Certainly gave me a brief shock there, Dish. I think it will be interesting to see what the next couple weeks present for Anim. Now that he does have a legit high-major offer, I have to imagine other schools that are interested will follow suit. Wouldn't surprise me to see Northwestern, Minnesota, and Miami make offers soon. Really hope Wojo can get him back on campus in the next couple weeks and get a commit.
Just to be clear..he i not visiting Northwestern.......Northwestern is coming up to see him...
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Unsigned 6'5 Combo Guard Sacar Anim from De La Salle HS (MN) will have Northwestern University in to see him today