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HofstraMathew wrote:Didn't want to start a new thread for this as I think it relates to recruiting but I was looking at our roster to see how many years of eligibility each player has remaining. Figured I would summarize it here; will go in reverse order of years left:

Cooks & Ray - Nothing left after this year. These will be the biggest pieces to replace. Hopefully Jaquan Carlos steps up to fill part of it.

Simmons - This was the surprise to me as it looks like he only played 3 years of basketball at Penn. So he would have another year after this. Obviously he could choose to just finish his career but before I looked into it I had just assumed this was his last year.

Iyiola & Silverio - One year of eligibility left after this year

Burgess & Estrada - Two years of eligibility left after this year

Cramer, Carlos & Dubar - Three years of eligibility left after this year

Everyone else will have three or four years left depending on if they redshirt this season or not.

Let me know if I have anything wrong here. But the future definitely looks bright.

garyg wrote:

HofstraMathew wrote:Didn't want to start a new thread for this as I think it relates to recruiting but I was looking at our roster to see how many years of eligibility each player has remaining. Figured I would summarize it here; will go in reverse order of years left:

Cooks & Ray - Nothing left after this year. These will be the biggest pieces to replace. Hopefully Jaquan Carlos steps up to fill part of it.

Simmons - This was the surprise to me as it looks like he only played 3 years of basketball at Penn. So he would have another year after this. Obviously he could choose to just finish his career but before I looked into it I had just assumed this was his last year.

Iyiola & Silverio - One year of eligibility left after this year

Burgess & Estrada - Two years of eligibility left after this year

Cramer, Carlos & Dubar - Three years of eligibility left after this year

Everyone else will have three or four years left depending on if they redshirt this season or not.

Let me know if I have anything wrong here. But the future definitely looks bright.

The future does look bright based on your calculations.....

garyg wrote:What about Estrada with 2 more years left...he should get better and better

daHUPride wrote:

garyg wrote:What about Estrada with 2 more years left...he should get better and better

YEAH - love Estrada - I think he's our most rounded - versatile players.
I am so confused - so Estrada has this year plus 2 more years - that is awesome!!!!

2022-23 Carlos, Estrada, Dubar, Cramer, ????
2023-24 Carlos, Estrada, Dubar, Cramer, ????
2024-25 Carlos, ??????? , Dubar, Cramer, ????

That is SO Solid - potentially our most stable core.

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Though Manyang is just getting back on the court, that doesn’t mean his recruitment has slowed down. He just earned another offer from UCSB recently and holds offers from Hofstra, VCU, Siena, Saint Louis, Bryant, Charlotte, UMass, George Mason, NJIT, Seton Hall, and Manhattan.

When speaking to him about the latest in his recruitment, he talked about his latest offer and who else has been continuing to stay strong with him.

“I’m grateful to earn an offer from UCSB,” Manyang said. “UCSB likes my skill set and the impact I can bring to the game, as well as my height, effort, and energy. Hofstra, La Salle, Siena, and others (continue to stay strong in his recruitment).

Manyang has already taken unofficial visits to Hofstra and Siena, as he got a chance to watch Hofstra’s practice and a scrimmage at Siena. But he also mentioned that there are schools that he will be visiting soon but nothing has been set since he just is getting back from his injury.

But after he takes his visit, it doesn’t seem like the 2022 senior center won’t take much longer in making his decision.

“I will decide after my official visits.”

Cards wrote:Some have wondered if there is any recruiting action taking place. One of the bigs that HU has offered is 2022 6'10" Lual Manyang. He has offers from a nice group of schools. HU must be going after him pretty seriously as Manyang says HU is still recruiting him strongly. He has even taken an unofficial to HU to watch them practice. This is good news.

Though Manyang is just getting back on the court, that doesn’t mean his recruitment has slowed down. He just earned another offer from UCSB recently and holds offers from Hofstra, VCU, Siena, Saint Louis, Bryant, Charlotte, UMass, George Mason, NJIT, Seton Hall, and Manhattan.

When speaking to him about the latest in his recruitment, he talked about his latest offer and who else has been continuing to stay strong with him.

“I’m grateful to earn an offer from UCSB,” Manyang said. “UCSB likes my skill set and the impact I can bring to the game, as well as my height, effort, and energy. Hofstra, La Salle, Siena, and others (continue to stay strong in his recruitment).

Manyang has already taken unofficial visits to Hofstra and Siena, as he got a chance to watch Hofstra’s practice and a scrimmage at Siena. But he also mentioned that there are schools that he will be visiting soon but nothing has been set since he just is getting back from his injury.



“I will decide after my official visits.”

Are we still using this 2021 recruiting topic, or should everything now go under the 2022 topic??

triplec2195 wrote:

Jojogunne wrote:The Gaeckler teams were loaded with talent. Kammerer and Rood still come to games.

Yes Jojo and I've talked to both of them on more then one occasion you probably also. Rood used to post on the forum until I think somebody beat him up here on his comments.

triplec2195 wrote:

Jojogunne wrote:The Gaeckler teams were loaded with talent. Kammerer and Rood still come to games.

Yes Jojo and I've talked to both of them on more then one occasion you probably also. Rood used to post on the forum until I think somebody beat him up here on his comments.

rood wrote:

triplec2195 wrote:

Jojogunne wrote:The Gaeckler teams were loaded with talent. Kammerer and Rood still come to games.

Yes Jojo and I've talked to both of them on more then one occasion you probably also. Rood used to post on the forum until I think somebody beat him up here on his comments.

You guys were too rough on my team!

rood wrote:

triplec2195 wrote:

Jojogunne wrote:The Gaeckler teams were loaded with talent. Kammerer and Rood still come to games.

Yes Jojo and I've talked to both of them on more then one occasion you probably also. Rood used to post on the forum until I think somebody beat him up here on his comments.

Rood is back!

Been quarantined out East since COVID, and couldn’t log on for some reason.

Really miss my Brother Pat Kammerer - he was our rock!

And Coach Mihalich- he is my friend!!

As for the 2022 Pride, Speedy has some talented scorers in the backcourt, but they are still learning how to play together.
Would like to see Estrada be more of a coach on the floor the way Speedy was for Jay.
Ray needs to be assertive on offense and not settle for 3’s - I relate to his game and want to see him play off of Estrada the way Laurel and I did…..
Believe that Speedy’s self confidence will rub off on them in March!

rood wrote:

triplec2195 wrote:

Jojogunne wrote:The Gaeckler teams were loaded with talent. Kammerer and Rood still come to games.

Yes Jojo and I've talked to both of them on more then one occasion you probably also. Rood used to post on the forum until I think somebody beat him up here on his comments.

Rood is back!

Been quarantined out East since COVID, and couldn’t log on for some reason.

Really miss my Brother Pat Kammerer - he was our rock!

And Coach Mihalich- he is my friend!!

As for the 2022 Pride, Speedy has some talented scorers in the backcourt, but they are still learning how to play together.
Would like to see Estrada be more of a coach on the floor the way Speedy was for Jay.
Ray needs to be assertive on offense and not settle for 3’s - I relate to his game and want to see him play off of Estrada the way Laurel and I did…..
Believe that Speedy’s self confidence will rub off on them in March!

Jojogunne wrote:Newsday just published an alphabetical list called the "Top 100 boys basketball players on Long Island for 2021-22 season."

I wouldn't mind us recruiting some of Hutchinson's teammates:

Jayden Reid, Long Island Lutheran, 5-11, G, Jr.
The Westbury native has interest from schools such as Virginia, Minnesota and Stony Brook, according to his coach. He shot 40% from beyond the arc and 85% from the foul line as a freshman.