Colton Crowdis committed.

[Nukem2]

Just got an email response from Ben Steele on this. He confirms that Crowdis was brought in as a practice player and says who knows if he can develop into anything more.

[brewcity77]

Tempering expectations of the many Scoopers slotting him for double digit mpg?

#COLE

Unannounced commitments will typically be the guys closer to the Jonah Lucas end of the career spectrum than the Chase Ross end, to use two recent grads as potential comparables.

[MUbiz]

Just got an email response from Ben Steele on this. He confirms that Crowdis was brought in as a practice player and says who knows if he can develop into anything more.

[Markusquette]

So were the other programs looking at him as a practice player only?

[Boone]

SJU was

[MU82]

Thanks for the responses, all.

I believe Shaka even mentioned a returning walk-on, so I still find it odd that he didn't mention Crowdis.

But I have not been in the group of Scoopers expecting anything from the kid.

[JakeBarnes]

Thanks for the responses, all.

I believe Shaka even mentioned a returning walk-on, so I still find it odd that he didn't mention Crowdis.

But I have not been in the group of Scoopers expecting anything from the kid.

I expect academic excellence, a strong work ethic, and growth.

[Jay Bee]

I expect academic excellence, a strong work ethic, and growth.

At least we got a deal on him - only paying him $1.1M.

PS - dodds claimed SJU 'came off' Crowdis because of their point guard signing three weeks before the kid "visited" SJU.

PPS - Sheek was irked by the prospects of 18 getting a lot of his minutes.

[swoopem]

Just got an email response from Ben Steele on this. He confirms that Crowdis was brought in as a practice player and says who knows if he can develop into anything more.

What if he's the hardest worker in practice? Will he play?