I’m hoping to report on the performances of Miami’s class of ‘25 commits. Feel free to add to it. First up.,
https://x.com/khristiansmith_/status/1862684023111266456?s=12
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Tyler Robbins
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Tyler Robbins with 23 in first half in rout.
https://x.com/ross__eye/status/1865499367903256583?s=46&t=kkeF2AzE13jVd9hF623X4A
Trey Perry has 30 pts.,6 boards in 60-46
win over Sycamore
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Justin Kirby with game high 19 as #1 Fishers (IN) rolls #2 Noblesville (IN) 64-40. Fishers is defending state champ.
These are pretty good performances these recruits are putting up. So it looks like we are being prepared in case several of our current players jump somewhere next year. Seems the trend is the power schools are recruiting fewer high school kids and we are getting better recruits but those who develop into all MAC players will be getting plenty of offers. I still think this is a zero sum game. Power teams have always had the most good players and G5’s have always had the same general group of next level talent. In general, this is no different than it always has been. We just have to recruit and develop at a faster rate than in the past so that we can maintain a high G5 level of talent.
Like most other things in the world, changes are happening so much faster than in the past. Being flexible and adapting to change and innovative thinking have always been the key to success, just maybe at an accelerated level now.
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Agree, Dick. I feel like these guys are flying under the radar because of the first “fab five” we had. It’s very early, but I’m most impressed with Justin Kirby, who committed later, and I felt it was a depth addition. He seems to be a key piece for Fishers, the #1 team in Indiana.
I’m hoping to see Trey Perry play soon in person.
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I think Trey Perry had a 30 pt game the other day as well.
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Trey Perry was 9 of 12 from the floor and 10 for 12 from the line for 31 points in a win over Oak Hills.
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Trey Perry drops in 36 tonight against Middletown. 12-14 from the field and 10-11 from the line.
Thru 4 games is averaging 29.8ppg on 68.8% from the field and 64.3% from 3. 22-26 from the line.
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With only 13-15 to worry about we can still compete in hoops. Frankly it might be the only sport that keeps parity from an NIL standpoint (or whatever it’s called). Hoops gonna keep improving.
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