This defensive stalwart could be the final piece to Wichita State's recruiting class http://www.kansas.com/sports/college...210111029.html
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Aguek Arop 6'6" SF 2018 to San Diego State
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Originally posted by SkoShox View PostTaylor reporting that he will visit this coming week and make a decision shortly after.
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Originally posted by Mr. Obvious View Post
When did Texas offer?
Here is the link to the tweet: https://twitter.com/CoachRobJohnson/...64233825632256
Note that he initially tweeted the OV's were on 3/1 and 3/4 the followed up with a tweet correcting that to 5/1 and 5/4
Courtney Ramey committed to Texas on April 27th.
According to Verbal Commits Ramey's commitment puts them at 1-over on scholarships andt they have 1 one open offer to a Giir Ring. They do not show an offer to Arop. Of course, none of these recruiting sites are guaranteed to have complete information.
VC shows San Diego State has 4 spots open and they do show an offer to Arop.
The first thing Arop told his coach about Wichita State was that he would love to play in front of a crowd like that.
That would seem to work against Eastern Michigan who draws home crowds of around 1,500.
Texas draw about the same as the Shockers but I wonder if they are still in the hunt after signing Ramey and if VC is accurate are already 1-over in scholarships.
San Diego State draws well and has an engaged crowd. They averaged 11,300 per game last year.
Looks to me like this will come down to San Diego State and Wichita State. Whether playing his games mostly in the Pacific and Mountain time zones vs mostly in the Central and Eastern time zones is of any importance to Arop is unkown.
Last edited by 1972Shocker; April 30, 2018, 12:46 PM.
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I've spent some time in Austin, 1972, and I can assure you that their crowd is NOT comparable to WSU's. Rick Barnes spent most of his career there complaining about a lack fan of support at games, and there's almost no local buzz about basketball the way there is here. Their arena is big -- 16K or so, and their attendance numbers are sometimes good, although from what I've seen on occasional TV broadcasts it looks as though a good chunk of their crowd shows up disguised as empty seats -- but I've actually been to a couple of events there, and the atmospheres are not close.
SDSU is much more comparable and competitive in terms of the sort of crowd one would want to play for -- and, of course, it is in San Diego.
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Originally posted by 1972Shocker View Post
Not sure when. But Arop's coach tweeted on April 26 that his final 4 were San Diego State, Texas, Wichita State and Eastern Michigan. His coach also indicated Arop has an official visit to San Diego State schedule for May 1st and and official visit with Texas schedule for May 4.
Here is the link to the tweet: https://twitter.com/CoachRobJohnson/...64233825632256
Note that he initially tweeted the OV's were on 3/1 and 3/4 the followed up with a tweet correcting that to 5/1 and 5/4
Courtney Ramey committed to Texas on April 27th.
According to Verbal Commits Ramey's commitment puts them at 1-over on scholarships andt they have 1 one open offer to a Giir Ring. They do not show an offer to Arop. Of course, none of these recruiting sites are guaranteed to have complete information.
VC shows San Diego State has 4 spots open and they do show an offer to Arop.
The first thing Arop told his coach about Wichita State was that he would love to play in front of a crowd like that.
That would seem to work against Eastern Michigan who draws home crowds of around 1,500.
Texas draw about the same as the Shockers but I wonder if they are still in the hunt after signing Ramey and if VC is accurate are already 1-over in scholarships.
San Diego State draws well and has an engated crowd. They averaged 11,300 per game last year.
Looks to me like this will come down to San Diego State and Wichita State. Whether playing his games mostly in the Pacific and Mountain time zones vs mostly in the Central and Eastern time zones is of any importance to Arop is unkown.
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The last guy who chose us over SDSU went to a final four and had an undefeated season. So there's that.
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