http://www.heraldextra.com/sports/high-school/basketball/boys/jackson-s-big-play-helps-lone-peak-hold-off-american/article_538f9d8c-9d83-5123-a3d9-47dd7bfb0ae7.html
I approach this in a similar way to how I am approaching Hauser. I am thrilled that Bailey had a great night but was not able to carry his team to a victory over Lone Peak. Lone Peak. In Utah. In the 2.5 years before he arrives, he will have taken 2 years off from basketball. He will not have been working with a strength trainer. I am happy with any recruit who wants to come to MU. I am skeptical that Mr. Bailey is going to contribute before 2019 at the earliest.
Lone Peak is really good. Jackson is a 5 star McDonald's all American that is going to Duke.
I understand your other points and don't disagree
Fair enough. Again, I am thrilled that Bailey has chosen MU as his school after his mission. But realistically, he probably doesn't contribute much until 19-20.
I am going to watch Sam and Joe play tomorrow evening
Quote from: tower912 on January 21, 2016, 07:45:50 PM
I approach this in a similar way to how I am approaching Hauser. I am thrilled that Bailey had a great night but was not able to carry his team to a victory over Lone Peak. Lone Peak. In Utah. In the 2.5 years before he arrives, he will have taken 2 years off from basketball. He will not have been working with a strength trainer. I am happy with any recruit who wants to come to MU. I am skeptical that Mr. Bailey is going to contribute before 2019 at the earliest.
I think Beatle Bailey is going to be an interesting player for us. Will be two years more mature when he arrives which is a plus. Will take him a good year to get in his conditioning and timing down. I think 2019 is the right analysis.
Also the article pointed out that they have been playing games in front of 4500 people.
http://www.bookoflonepeak.com/
This lone peak... legendary basketball high school with a great history of youth development and outstanding coaching.
Not a bad stat line against a good great team.
But when he comes back from his mission at 160 lbs there will be much work to do!
Bailey is a SIGNIFICANT addition, but a long time from arrival.
Sam Hauser is intriguing and has scrumptious potential.
Joey Hauser could be stunningly special.
Quote from: Jay Bee on January 21, 2016, 09:32:56 PM
Bailey is a SIGNIFICANT addition, but a long time from arrival.
Sam Hauser is intriguing and has scrumptious potential.
Joey Hauser could be stunningly special.
I think the three together will be an interesting team at some point.
Quote from: WarriorFan on January 21, 2016, 09:25:21 PM
http://www.bookoflonepeak.com/
This lone peak... legendary basketball high school with a great history of youth development and outstanding coaching.
Not a bad stat line against a good great team.
But when he comes back from his mission at 160 lbs there will be much work to do!
He will be plenty in shape by the time he hits Marquette's campus. 2 years older than any other freshman.
There's a kid on BYU's volleyball team who was a freak athlete and one of the best freshman in the country, but a thin kid. He went on his mission after his freshman year, just got back and is now playing his sophomore season and is already training with the US National team.
Bailey comes from a very, very good basketball bloodline. He will contribute his first year and beyond.
But hey, some here believe "the Mormon never shows up." We got some good posters on this site.
Quote from: wadesworld on January 21, 2016, 09:53:09 PM
He will be plenty in shape by the time he hits Marquette's campus. 2 years older than any other freshman.
I thought they couldn't work out extensively on missions? Thought I saw something like that on here
Quote from: WarriorPride68 on January 21, 2016, 10:27:00 PM
I thought they couldn't work out extensively on missions? Thought I saw something like that on here
I can't really comment on that as I don't know for sure, but I'm fairly confident that if you look at kids who go on missions within a sports program at a school like BYU you'll see kids fresh off of their missions who contribute to their team in their first year back.
Quote from: WarriorFan on January 21, 2016, 09:25:21 PM
http://www.bookoflonepeak.com/
This lone peak... legendary basketball high school with a great history of youth development and outstanding coaching.
Not a bad stat line against a good great team.
But when he comes back from his mission at 160 lbs there will be much work to do!
Nick Emery is a freshman at BYU - back from a two year mission. Also attended Lone Peak. Averages about 15 a game so being out of basketball for two years didn't hurt him much.
Quote from: WarriorPride68 on January 21, 2016, 10:27:00 PM
I thought they couldn't work out extensively on missions? Thought I saw something like that on here
Depends. Just like any other religion, there are degrees to which practices people hold true to. Less and less Catholics eat fish on Fridays. Less and less mormons take all the mission guidelines seriously. I dont know what Baileys level of commitment is to the traditions and practices of the LDS mission.
Quote from: brandx on January 21, 2016, 10:54:52 PM
Nick Emery is a freshman at BYU - back from a two year mission.
And my favorite Mormon:
http://youtu.be/H33AuAu9V5Q
Bailey was brilliant. He finished with 28 points and sank four 3-pointers...
"Brendan can shoot the lights out. He's the best shooter in the state. Marquette definitely got a good one," Jackson said. "I've been playing against him for most of my life. I love that kid to death. He's definitely got a good stroke."
More evidence that Wojo has discovered what Buzz was slow to realize; You need to recruit shooting.
Lots of dudes have a good stroke. Some even can shoot a basketball very well, ai na?
Quote from: 4everwarriors on January 22, 2016, 10:37:21 AM
Lots of dudes have a good stroke. Some even can shoot a basketball very well, ai na?
You would know best, ai na?
Quote from: Crean to Ann Arbor on January 22, 2016, 09:14:13 AM
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More evidence that Wojo has discovered what Buzz was slow to realize; You need to recruit shooting.
That's an interesting comment...poor jump shooting has always bothered me. It seems like the real good college teams can hit jumpers like the NBA.
Check that...no college team hits jumpers like the NBA....Its amazing the level of skill on display in the NBA.