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New Offer to CJ Elleby '18 from Cleveland

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    backthepackbackthepack Member Posts: 19,796
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    He's a 6"7 SG who's dad is like 6"10 hell he might be 6"9 by the time he graduates.

    A lot of judgment about lack athleticism on this board? 6'7" SG who's not fully done growing. Sounds like a player to me
    Dude was like 6"4 last year.
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    backthepackbackthepack Member Posts: 19,796
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    Keep in my mind he's still growing and 6"7 by the time he's an upper classmen this is the type of dude who will be a stud. Think CJ Fair, Josh Hart etc.
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    FreeChavezFreeChavez Member Posts: 3,223
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    The kid doesn't have enough flash according to this video to be a 1st round NBA talent.


    Really though, the actual tape is just fine. The kid looks to have great body control and a more than adequate jumper for his age. He leans a bit but nowhere near Crisp terrible jumper. He looks to have decent handles for his size/age. His athleticism may not be off the charts based on a short video, but it also looks like he hasn't touched a weight in his life either.

    Who is saying he isn't offered by anyone? I would have to doubt that. I'm sure this kid has a lot of low end d1 offers, but maybe hasn't had an elite tier come in yet. One good spring summer AAU circuit and UW's offer will be history
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    huskyhooliganhuskyhooligan Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 5,081
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    He's a 6"7 SG who's dad is like 6"10 hell he might be 6"9 by the time he graduates.

    If Bill Elleby is one of his dads, he isn't 6'10. His dad is tall, but not even close to 6'10. Bill Elleby played for Garfield, was all state 2 guard, played at Cal at a time when UW routinely let local talent go elsewhere.
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    backthepackbackthepack Member Posts: 19,796
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    He's the leading scorer and rebounder on EYBL rotary team with Kevin Porter and Fuller.
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    bananasnblondesbananasnblondes Member Posts: 14,910
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    If Hop ends up taking this kid and Pryor from West Seattle, I'm good with that. Get in good with the local AAU and high schools and get a few guys you can coach up.
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    SaracenSaracen Member Posts: 269
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    He's a 6"7 SG who's dad is like 6"10 hell he might be 6"9 by the time he graduates.

    If Bill Elleby is one of his dads, he isn't 6'10. His dad is tall, but not even close to 6'10. Bill Elleby played for Garfield, was all state 2 guard, played at Cal at a time when UW routinely let local talent go elsewhere.
    True. But the 80's wasn't exactly hoops nirvana in WA. The true rise of legitimate local talent in volume started in the mid 90's.
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    ThomasFremontThomasFremont Member Posts: 13,325
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    He's the leading scorer and rebounder on EYBL rotary team with Kevin Porter and Fuller.

    This kid has nothing on Porter. #RBV
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    huskyhooliganhuskyhooligan Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 5,081
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    Saracen said:

    He's a 6"7 SG who's dad is like 6"10 hell he might be 6"9 by the time he graduates.

    If Bill Elleby is one of his dads, he isn't 6'10. His dad is tall, but not even close to 6'10. Bill Elleby played for Garfield, was all state 2 guard, played at Cal at a time when UW routinely let local talent go elsewhere.
    True. But the 80's wasn't exactly hoops nirvana in WA. The true rise of legitimate local talent in volume started in the mid 90's.
    Peter Dukes (Stanford), Bill Elleby (Cal), Donny Marshall (Connecticut), Doug Christie (Pepperdine), Will Brantley (Oregon State), Ryan Drew (Cal): All started at programs better than UW. Go a little later before the mid 90's you have guys like Michael Dickerson (Arizona), omm'A Givens (UCLA). UW has missed on a lot of local talent. There is a reason that the there has been such an emphasis with Bender, Romar, and now Hopkins to keep kids home. Ultimately the UW will still lose talent because you just can't sign everyone. 2005 was a great example when you had Martell Webster, Marcus Williams, Micah Downs, Jon Brockman, Artem Wallace, Terrence Williams, and Garrison Carr. Granted Carr was a small D1 guy who had a great career at American, but when you can basically flip a coin on Martell, Marcus, Terrence and Micah. Still wish they had gotten Marcus instead of focusing on Martell. Marcus on that 06 team would have been excellent.
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    dncdnc Member Posts: 56,614
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    Saracen said:

    He's a 6"7 SG who's dad is like 6"10 hell he might be 6"9 by the time he graduates.

    If Bill Elleby is one of his dads, he isn't 6'10. His dad is tall, but not even close to 6'10. Bill Elleby played for Garfield, was all state 2 guard, played at Cal at a time when UW routinely let local talent go elsewhere.
    True. But the 80's wasn't exactly hoops nirvana in WA. The true rise of legitimate local talent in volume started in the mid 90's.
    Peter Dukes (Stanford), Bill Elleby (Cal), Donny Marshall (Connecticut), Doug Christie (Pepperdine), Will Brantley (Oregon State), Ryan Drew (Cal): All started at programs better than UW. Go a little later before the mid 90's you have guys like Michael Dickerson (Arizona), omm'A Givens (UCLA). UW has missed on a lot of local talent. There is a reason that the there has been such an emphasis with Bender, Romar, and now Hopkins to keep kids home. Ultimately the UW will still lose talent because you just can't sign everyone. 2005 was a great example when you had Martell Webster, Marcus Williams, Micah Downs, Jon Brockman, Artem Wallace, Terrence Williams, and Garrison Carr. Granted Carr was a small D1 guy who had a great career at American, but when you can basically flip a coin on Martell, Marcus, Terrence and Micah. Still wish they had gotten Marcus instead of focusing on Martell. Marcus on that 06 team would have been excellent.
    Why do you hate Quin Snyder and KJ Roberts?
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    PurpleThrobberPurpleThrobber Member Posts: 41,863
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    Saracen said:

    He's a 6"7 SG who's dad is like 6"10 hell he might be 6"9 by the time he graduates.

    If Bill Elleby is one of his dads, he isn't 6'10. His dad is tall, but not even close to 6'10. Bill Elleby played for Garfield, was all state 2 guard, played at Cal at a time when UW routinely let local talent go elsewhere.
    True. But the 80's wasn't exactly hoops nirvana in WA. The true rise of legitimate local talent in volume started in the mid 90's.
    Peter Dukes (Stanford), Bill Elleby (Cal), Donny Marshall (Connecticut), Doug Christie (Pepperdine), Will Brantley (Oregon State), Ryan Drew (Cal): All started at programs better than UW. Go a little later before the mid 90's you have guys like Michael Dickerson (Arizona), omm'A Givens (UCLA). UW has missed on a lot of local talent. There is a reason that the there has been such an emphasis with Bender, Romar, and now Hopkins to keep kids home. Ultimately the UW will still lose talent because you just can't sign everyone. 2005 was a great example when you had Martell Webster, Marcus Williams, Micah Downs, Jon Brockman, Artem Wallace, Terrence Williams, and Garrison Carr. Granted Carr was a small D1 guy who had a great career at American, but when you can basically flip a coin on Martell, Marcus, Terrence and Micah. Still wish they had gotten Marcus instead of focusing on Martell. Marcus on that 06 team would have been excellent.
    I gotta give mad props and multiple Chins for dropping omm'a FUCKING Givens. Man - that gave me a hoops boner. #nohomo.

    You roll down pretty much any roster of Friends of Hoop and/or Seattle Rotary since back in the day, and there's pretty decent talent. You start throwing on some of the S.Sound and Spokane/Central WA boys that balled up with those guys and it's pretty fucking good. Toss in the NW Panthers and you have to wonder how the FUCK did Romar not go to the tournament the last six years?!? Crazy goddamned parents but good talent.

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    PurpleThrobberPurpleThrobber Member Posts: 41,863
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    dnc said:

    Saracen said:

    He's a 6"7 SG who's dad is like 6"10 hell he might be 6"9 by the time he graduates.

    If Bill Elleby is one of his dads, he isn't 6'10. His dad is tall, but not even close to 6'10. Bill Elleby played for Garfield, was all state 2 guard, played at Cal at a time when UW routinely let local talent go elsewhere.
    True. But the 80's wasn't exactly hoops nirvana in WA. The true rise of legitimate local talent in volume started in the mid 90's.
    Peter Dukes (Stanford), Bill Elleby (Cal), Donny Marshall (Connecticut), Doug Christie (Pepperdine), Will Brantley (Oregon State), Ryan Drew (Cal): All started at programs better than UW. Go a little later before the mid 90's you have guys like Michael Dickerson (Arizona), omm'A Givens (UCLA). UW has missed on a lot of local talent. There is a reason that the there has been such an emphasis with Bender, Romar, and now Hopkins to keep kids home. Ultimately the UW will still lose talent because you just can't sign everyone. 2005 was a great example when you had Martell Webster, Marcus Williams, Micah Downs, Jon Brockman, Artem Wallace, Terrence Williams, and Garrison Carr. Granted Carr was a small D1 guy who had a great career at American, but when you can basically flip a coin on Martell, Marcus, Terrence and Micah. Still wish they had gotten Marcus instead of focusing on Martell. Marcus on that 06 team would have been excellent.
    Why do you hate Quin Snyder and KJ Roberts cocaine?
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    huskyhooliganhuskyhooligan Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 5,081
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    Umm, was kind of working from late 80's post Harshman? I'll go with that.
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    dncdnc Member Posts: 56,614
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    Umm, was kind of working from late 80's post Harshman? I'll go with that.

    Roberts was still in that category. Played with Jason Kidd.

    But yeah, Quinn was probably the earliest painful defection I can recall.
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    NeGgaPlEaSeNeGgaPlEaSe Member Posts: 5,729
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    edited April 2017
    Quinn and Rick Nojji dunks everywhere
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    PurpleThrobberPurpleThrobber Member Posts: 41,863
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    dnc said:

    Umm, was kind of working from late 80's post Harshman? I'll go with that.

    Roberts was still in that category. Played with Jason Kidd.

    But yeah, Quinn was probably the earliest painful defection I can recall.
    Brian Schwabbe says "Fuck you".
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    dncdnc Member Posts: 56,614
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    dnc said:

    Umm, was kind of working from late 80's post Harshman? I'll go with that.

    Roberts was still in that category. Played with Jason Kidd.

    But yeah, Quinn was probably the earliest painful defection I can recall.
    Brian Schwabbe says "Fuck you".
    who?
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    PurpleThrobberPurpleThrobber Member Posts: 41,863
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    dnc said:

    dnc said:

    Umm, was kind of working from late 80's post Harshman? I'll go with that.

    Roberts was still in that category. Played with Jason Kidd.

    But yeah, Quinn was probably the earliest painful defection I can recall.
    Brian Schwabbe says "Fuck you".
    who?
    You must hate Ed Pepple and #myislanders too.
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    dncdnc Member Posts: 56,614
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    dnc said:

    dnc said:

    Umm, was kind of working from late 80's post Harshman? I'll go with that.

    Roberts was still in that category. Played with Jason Kidd.

    But yeah, Quinn was probably the earliest painful defection I can recall.
    Brian Schwabbe says "Fuck you".
    who?
    You must hate Ed Pepple and #myislanders too.
    APAG is the only #Islander for me
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    PurpleThrobberPurpleThrobber Member Posts: 41,863
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    dnc said:

    dnc said:

    dnc said:

    Umm, was kind of working from late 80's post Harshman? I'll go with that.

    Roberts was still in that category. Played with Jason Kidd.

    But yeah, Quinn was probably the earliest painful defection I can recall.
    Brian Schwabbe says "Fuck you".
    who?
    You must hate Ed Pepple and #myislanders too.
    APAG is the only #Islander for me
    So he's a whining sniveling asterisk post-game orange faggot, too?

    Explains much.
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