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2020 Juco PF Lat Mayen Is 'N'
- Thread starter Red Don
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Any write up on his skillset?
Ran across this! Looks very interesting, could be a good 'get' for us.
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Standouts From The Dallas Blowout Last Weekend - Part 1
This past weekend I attended the Dallas Blowout hosted by Mike Mitchell and Jerry Mullen which featured over 60 Junior College Teams. I was able to watch 100’s of players over the 2 days. Below are several standouts from the event, all of which are 2020 Available Players (Part 1) 6’9 Forward Lat M
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Lat Mayen is N
Nebraska nabs the commit from the 6'9" Sudanese Australian currently playing at Chipola CC after spending his first two years at TCU. Mayen will be a redshirt JR in 2020 with two to play.
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I’m very interested in seeing where this kid is next year. Athletic and long enough to be an effective enough rebounder and defender at this level. Statistically, he can knock down 3’s and stretch the floor. I don’t think he’s going to win you games but you need versatile guys like this to build a roster.
Look at what he did at ISU. Rotating cast of high quality transfers, JC’s, misfits to start off, with a solid core of HS’ers that developed (e.g. Niang, Morris, Mitrou-Long, Matt Thomas). Niang in particular was a great story. That group of players won 3 Big 12 tourneys and went to the Sweet 16 twice, with Fred/Prohm .
Flip the roster 14/15 to start off... you need to expect some additional turnover. This is still year 1. Until they get some players and win some games, there will be duct tape and baling wire for a bit. Look for him to land 2-3 HS guys that might be a little overlooked or under rated (or not) in the next two classes that form a nucleus.
I get that this type of recruiting and team building has worked other places, I just don't like it as much. I enjoy watching 18 year old kids grow and mature as players over the course of 4-5 years way more then bringing in hired guns that this is their ticket to get into the league. The past 10 years have not been that good for Husker football but watching kids like Rex Burkhead, Ameer Abdullah, and Lamar Jackson do the type of growth they did and become the men they became has provided a lot of enjoyment even during less then satisfying seasons. Obviously winning is important too and it may take this type of roster building to jump start the program but I hope eventually the transfer becomes the exception rather then the rule someday soon.
It was the ‘exception’ here for the last 50+ years. How did that work out
as far as NCAA wins goes?
Fred’s system works, his coaching works, his roster management works in a town not too distant, nor dissimilar, from Lincoln, except of course when it comes to historical basketball success.
Looking back at Iowa State's transfer additions since 2010
Taking a look back at Iowa State's 21 transfer additions since 2010.
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Lament all you want...Royce White, Nader, McKay, Clyburn, Kane. A LOT of talent went through Ames in a short time...along with a lot of success that Nebraska has only dreamed about.
