Recruiting as of 4/15/25

[Newsdreams]

I'm just enjoying this year.

[tower912]

UConn has had a pretty nice transition.......

Perhaps MU will be as fortunate.

[4everwarriors]

Really? Haven't even started the BE schedule and some here have their Speedos in a knot. Its a bunch of kids shuttin' up and dribblin' so sit back and worry 'bout more important chit. Life goes on regardless, hey?

[Dr. Blackheart]

There will be a transition next year.   Like there is for every team that loses really good players.

The transition will be to Shaka high school recruits. Bench play is important this season.

[PointWarrior]

I am glad the Marquette Worriers are getting out ahead of the problem a year in advance...

I am worried some about next year re: the front court. Hopefully Gold improves his D (I think he will), hopefully Al Amado isn't another Keeyan Itejere (all dunk not much more) and hopefully one of the incoming bigs can contribute right away.

[JakeBarnes]

I am glad the Marquette Worriers are getting out ahead of the problem a year in advance...

Im more concerned with the 2030 recruiting class. Need an aircraft carrier.

[Viper]

I am glad the Marquette Worriers are getting out ahead of the problem a year in advance...

no coffee for you. Coffee is for closers

[TallTitan34]

Don't forget Caedin will play next year as well.

[tower912]

The transition will be to Shaka high school recruits. Bench play is important this season.

Bench play is important every season.   The develop part of retain and develop will be important during the offseason.

[Dr. Blackheart]

Bench play is important every season.   The develop part of retain and develop will be important during the offseason.

And that's important every season as well. Bench play upcoming is important to see who can step up against Big East opponents and fill the Big 3's minutes next year.

As of today, only Chase is game starter ready.

[Vander Blue Man Group]

And that's important every season as well. Bench play upcoming is important to see who can step up against Big East opponents and fill the Big 3's minutes next year.

As of today, only Chase is game starter ready.

I think Kam is more likely back than not. 

[jfp61]

Need an aircraft carrier.

Number of aircraft carriers that actually matter in college basketball in 2023.

1 - Zach Edey. That is it.

[CountryRoads]

I am worried some about next year re: the front court. Hopefully Gold improves his D (I think he will), hopefully Al Amado isn't another Keeyan Itejere (all dunk not much more) and hopefully one of the incoming bigs can contribute right away.

Likely 4 straight for big brother red.

[Galway Eagle]

Number of aircraft carriers that actually matter in college basketball in 2023.

1 - Zach Edey. That is it.

Dickinson? Clingan?

[bilsu]

Number of aircraft carriers that actually matter in college basketball in 2023.

1 - Zach Edey. That is it.

Aircraft carriers are not important, if you actually have solid rebounders on your team.

[jfp61]

Dickinson? Clingan?

drop coverage targets

[BM1090]

drop coverage targets

Yep.

Edey is a special case.

[Fred Garvin]

West Virginia offered Andrew Jensen last night

[Dish]

Is MU going to make in roads soon with Sularski? I feel like every other power Midwest school has either already offered or is in on him. Not hard at all to see Kolek in his game (if Tyler were 6'7"). Lot of time left as he's only a sophomore, but if MU is going to get involved, hopefully it's soon.

[DoctorV]

I noticed Momcilovic from Pewaukee on Fantas top 10 frosh of the season and it caught me by surprise.

Having a good year and shooting the 3 ball well over at Iowa St.
Nice cop for TJO

[Hards Alumni]

Parham highlights

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C0sWNLERkm2/

Here me out.  He looks a LOT like Omax.

[Milkshakes]

Here me out.  He looks a LOT like Omax.

Indeed, but with a better handle on the dribble drive.

[Shooter McGavin]

Indeed, but with a better handle on the dribble drive.

Better handle but was beneath the rim on two layups.  He only had two drives to the hoop in that clip though.  Would have been nice to see him rise above the rim and hammer down a dunk but there may not have been an opportunity for that in the game. The guy looks like he can shoot though.  Seems very skilled.  Anyone know how athletic he is?

[The Equalizer]

Better handle but was beneath the rim on two layups.  He only had two drives to the hoop in that clip though.  Would have been nice to see him rise above the rim and hammer down a dunk but there may not have been an opportunity for that in the game. The guy looks like he can shoot though.  Seems very skilled.  Anyone know how athletic he is?

If you can't get a dunk opportunity against Putnam Science, it's not going to happen against any team in the Big East. 

[JTJ3]

Parham is plenty athletic.  There are numerous videos from this year where he dunks easily.

Based on his size and some interviews he has done it sounds like the expectation is for him to play the 5 in a similar role to Oso does now.  Just more shooting and a little less passing, but he will be fun to watch.

He does not look like he needs 2 or 3 years in the weightroom before he is ready to play either unlike some of our recent bigs.