Which recruiting class will end up being the better one when it is all said and done?
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Each 2016 is ranked higher by recruiting rankings than the their 2015 counterpart. We all know that doesn't mean better.
WOW! Really? I was thinking just the opposite with Ash by a length (Brown as likely to follow Vasser than beat out Ash), Pardon by half a length (better length, better athlete, much more upside) and Falzon in a photo finish. All based not on where they are in their development today, but where I see them 3 years from now as juniors and sophomores. I will concede that the Rapper might have the highest ceiling of them all. He could become that 6'-8" versatile scorer/facilitator with a handle that is so tough to match up against. But I give the edge to Falzon because he is more of a sure thing.
This much is sure. All six of them are gym rats itching to improve. And that bodes well for NU basketball.
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Think it's going to be very close.
Don't know too much about Brown, but seems like Ash will be the better defender w/ Brown having the more polished O game.
Benson is more the typical NU center, but Pardon has greater upside.
Agree that Falzon as a sharpshooter is more of a sure-thing, but can see Ivan blowing up even more than he has already.
Going to give a slight, slight edge to the 2016 class, but if Pardon develops, then the 2015 class.
Don't know too much about Brown, but seems like Ash will be the better defender w/ Brown having the more polished O game.
Benson is more the typical NU center, but Pardon has greater upside.
Agree that Falzon as a sharpshooter is more of a sure-thing, but can see Ivan blowing up even more than he has already.
Going to give a slight, slight edge to the 2016 class, but if Pardon develops, then the 2015 class.
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