Yeah, that is probably true, but Memphis is different to me than a Kansas. They are no longer coached by Cal, play in a worse conference, so it's not like he would be experiencing the border war type games, and Memphis lost in the second round of the NIT this year. They don't play on television too much, and MSU can match their arena, and give a better education. Is Pastner going to be the guy for that job? They have a monster recruiting class coming in next year, and Memphis is not exactly the same as Kentucky/Kansas in my view. With Joe Jackson and a couple of other recruits, they might be back up there competing for championships again though.lukethedrifter wrote:And by the same token, if he's good enough for Memphis I'd be SHOCKED, SHOCKED if he went to Mo State.phinstd wrote:I'd be unbelievably shocked if he went to SEMO my friend. There is no upside to it other than the father legacy (or uncle, I can't remember). He can go to Memphis or MO State and still be around family (his cousin, whom he is close with plays at MO State already, and would be just a sophomore).BW23 wrote:There's no telling where he might end up, but I'd say lots of things are at play right now. I certainly wouldn't say that he would probably go to Memphis. I'd think the only pull Memphis has is that it's two hours away. The Bears have a slight chance because of Michael. The whole family could pile in to go watch. But I expect something smaller actually.
I just can't see a kid like this staying at SEMO, but I've been shocked by 18 year old kids before.
It wouldn't surprise me, and once he took an official visit there I figured it was over for MSU, but I'm not putting Memphis on this extremely higher scale than a lot of other programs anymore. Sort of like UNLV in the mid-90's.


