Jahsen Wint will be announcing his commitment on Sunday, he told me. The Brooklyn native is down to Temple, UMass and Syracuse. He's considered a pretty heavy Temple lean at this point.
Rothstein has several tweets on the AAC and also wrote the article I have linked below. It looks like he has Temple 7th in his pre-season power rankings (from this twitter feed).
Reading Drew Parent's article in which Avery Williams, Jacob Martin and Michael Dogbe talk about how they can't wait for the season to begin has me really pumped up.
forget about Ric Brunson for a minute. I keep hearing "im glad we got Mckie instead." "Mckie was the better hire anyway." long term Mckie is better, etc..
Aaron has been on the job for over a year now. the biggest area the coaching staff needed help was with recruiting. Has Aaron made an impact there?? Im sure working under Dunphy has to make the job difficult but I'm just wondering how others feel.
When AAron was first mentioned as a plan B to Brunson I wasnt as excited but i did get caught up in the hype. I do think if anything its great to see a hall fame player on the bench and a former Chaney player as well but after that whats left?
As expected, Parkland HS' Kenny Yeboah committed to Temple this afternoon. Yeboah caught 43 passes for 716 yards for Parkland last year and chose Temple over seven other offers. His final three was Temple, Old Dominion and Towson.
Yeboah will likely fill a sort of h-back role for Temple at the next level.
I'm not trying to start a debate over the value of how many stars a commit has, but does anyone know how often a 2* rising senior picks up a third star his senior season? and if any of the 2* commits we have should expect a third star?
Alani Moore from Montrose Christian (Mark Williams). Moore is undersized, but plays for a top notch HS program. Offers from PSU, UCF, UMass, URI. He had 20 and 5 rebounds against NJ Playaz (Myles Powell, Jagan Mosely, Taurean Thompson, Temple Gibbs). He's a much better rebounder than you would think for his size.