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Tennessee is a better program than FSU
I tend to agree with you though I believe Tennessee is a more visible/recognizable program, if that is possible. FSU is not a traditionally strong basketball program, despite their recent success. Leonard Hamilton, whom I actually like, has 6 NCAAT appearances in 19 seasons (call it 7 if you want to include Covid). They are buried in the ACC behind several more traditionally strong programs, namely Duke and UNC, and they aren't even the most recognizable program in their own state. I'd venture to guess 1 out of 10 people you ask would realize FSU has been as successful as they have been across the last 5 seasons.Based on what?
Over the last 5 seasons they have made the tourney every year (and sadly their best team was during the Covid year). Never lost in the first round. 2 sweet 16s and 1 elite 8. Multiple NBA lottery picks. They play in a conference considered superior to the SEC.
FSU is a very good program and is easily on par with UT right now, if not slightly ahead.
I don't think JHS is going to be a Vol because I think Cason Wallace is going to be a Vol. I don't see a scenario where both commit to the same school, and we likely can't afford to take 2 SGs in the fall. If one waits until spring, it's possible, but I doubt either guy waits.I don't think it hurts us considering Jalen Hood-Schifino is going to end up a Vol imo. I mean he was already in Florida, not like he is moving into Florida
I think we get:I don't think JHS is going to be a Vol because I think Cason Wallace is going to be a Vol. I don't see a scenario where both commit to the same school, and we likely can't afford to take 2 SGs in the fall. If one waits until spring, it's possible, but I doubt either guy waits.
As for the move to Montverde, it gets him more exposure, potentially more offers, and could cause him to put off his decision timeline. Not sure any of that is a certainty or a huge issue, but as good of shape as we were with him, I think I'd prefer things simply remain status quo.
Not sure why you think we convince two blue chip SGs to commit when we likely return Powell, Mashack, Diboundje, and potentially return Bailey and Vescovi.I think we get:
Jalen Hood-Schifino
Cason Wallace
BJ Edwards
Dillon Mitchell
And a Big, rn I would say Ernest Udeh Jr
JHS is a PG, Wallace is more of a wing that handles the ball bc he is the best player on his team. When watching him, he is guarding a lot of guys in the post. As much as I love BJ Edwards, JHS and Wallace are takes over him if it comes down to that. I think Fulky, Bailey, Chandler, BHH, and JJJ all leave after this yearNot sure why you think we convince two blue chip SGs to commit when we likely return Powell, Mashack, Diboundje, and potentially return Bailey and Vescovi.
Those last two leave and you have am unexpected transfer put of the first group, then I can see them pursuing two SGs, but you won't know that until the spring. Assuming both commit in the fall, I think it is an either/or between Wallace and JHS. My guess is the staff may slightly prefer Wallace and he seems the most likely to do something the quickest.
PG: Jalen Hood-Schifino, BJ EdwardsJHS is a PG, Wallace is more of a wing that handles the ball bc he is the best player on his team. When watching him, he is guarding a lot of guys in the post. As much as I love BJ Edwards, JHS and Wallace are takes over him if it comes down to that. I think Fulky, Bailey, Chandler, BHH, and JJJ all leave after this year
JHS is a PG, Wallace is more of a wing that handles the ball bc he is the best player on his team. When watching him, he is guarding a lot of guys in the post. As much as I love BJ Edwards, JHS and Wallace are takes over him if it comes down to that. I think Fulky, Bailey, Chandler, BHH, and JJJ all leave after this year
No offense, but I couldn't disagree more. At best, JHS is a combo guard, but he isn't a pure PG like Chandler or Edwards. He is almost certain to predominantly play off the ball at the college level. I've not seen him referred to as a "point guard" anywhere. Rivals and 247 both list him as a SG though he handles the ball well enough in transition to see spot minutes at the lead guard position, if needed. I'm not aware of any school, Tennessee included, that is recruiting him as a PG.JHS is a PG, Wallace is more of a wing that handles the ball bc he is the best player on his team. When watching him, he is guarding a lot of guys in the post. As much as I love BJ Edwards, JHS and Wallace are takes over him if it comes down to that. I think Fulky, Bailey, Chandler, BHH, and JJJ all leave after this year
Tell me you don't know what you're talking about, without telling me you don't know what you're talking about.JHS is a PG, Wallace is more of a wing that handles the ball bc he is the best player on his team. When watching him, he is guarding a lot of guys in the post. As much as I love BJ Edwards, JHS and Wallace are takes over him if it comes down to that. I think Fulky, Bailey, Chandler, BHH, and JJJ all leave after this year
"Now, things could absolutely change by the time November rolls around, but the buzz we’re hearing right now suggests that the Vols are in good shape with Cason Wallace, B.J. Edwards, Dillon Mitchell (who will be on campus next week with Edwards for an official visit), Brandon Miller and they’re definitely in the mix for Jalen Hood-Schifino who visited last week. Some we’ve spoken with think it will come down to Georgetown and Tennessee for Hood-Schifino."I’m on VQ, haven’t seen AP say that anywhere.
"Now, things could absolutely change by the time November rolls around, but the buzz we’re hearing right now suggests that the Vols are in good shape with Cason Wallace, B.J. Edwards, Dillon Mitchell (who will be on campus next week with Edwards for an official visit), Brandon Miller and they’re definitely in the mix for Jalen Hood-Schifino who visited last week. Some we’ve spoken with think it will come down to Georgetown and Tennessee for Hood-Schifino."
-From VQ not AP, my bad
Man, it just isn't all about these subjective rankings. You are coming across as a stargazer at this point if you believe 40 spots in the rankings is the end-all, be-all in determining player preference. There is so much more to consider; relationships, proximity, fit, position, etc.Cason Wallace: #19 in 247
Jalen Hood-Schifino: #27 in 247
BJ Edwards: #68 in 247