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I don't think Avance has committed anywhere and it's D. J. Hughes who has committed to Butler. https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/high-school/2020/06/26/lawrence-north-2021-forward-d-j-hughes-commits-butler-basketball-recruiting/3268189001/

He tweeted this yesterday: Blessed to say I’ll make my college decision on my birthday April 12th 2021. Grateful for this opportunity and looking forward to the next chapter after my high school career. At this time, it looks like DePaul and Xavier are his only offers.

Good find. Odd they communicate info to MaxPreps but don't update their own site. Oh well.

No idea what the virus situation is in Utah, but either Real Salt Lake is seriously deficient in maintaining its website or they currently do not have a basketball schedule. https://rslacademy.org/schedule-2

Not D1 transfers but Keith Smart and Dean Garrett certainly weren't chopped liver.

It's going to be all over the place. Rochester (IN) high school has already announced no fans. South Bend Community Schools guidelines for winter sports set a max attendance of 300. No spectators for swim meets. Wrestling tickets presold, 2 per wrestler to participating schools. Pep bands and cheerleaders perform at home basketball games only.

I can't answer your question but it bothers me that he'll be on his third high school this fall.

For clarification was that wife #1, #2, #3, #4 or #5? Inquiring minds want to know.

And our elected officials won't necessarily make the same bad decisions???????????????????

Composer Quincy Jones

Sam Jones and K. C. Jones from the Boston Celtics glory days of the late 1950's to late 1960's.

It means he's going to be an Oklahoma SOONer

If life is to get back to some sense of normalcy, we're going to see an increase in confirmed cases. It's inevitable as restrictions are lifted. I'm more concerned with hospitalization and death rates. We cannot put the world under a bubble and isolate each separate country and then further subdivide the isolation within each country. If it were even possible, to do so for an extended period of time would ultimately lead to a global economic collapse. Brian Snow tweeted this earlier today regarding overreacting to confirmed cases being reported at colleges as football teams return to campus: "I am confused. Are people surprised that NFL/MLB/college teams are having positive COVID tests, so it becomes front page news? Like, the hell did you think was going to happen? What alternate universe are we living in right now."

It seems that we've been throwing out offers, but if you're like me, you get caught up in hearing lots of names in connection with IU but there aren't really that many formal offers on the table. If my math is correct, with the Camden offer, Archie has 9 outstanding offers but IMO, Max Christie, Franck Kepnang and Carter Whitt have all fallen off the IU radar leaving only 6 formal offers (make it 7 if everybody's convinced Mason Miller can come to IU if he wants to). 3 of the 6 are to players categorized as SF; 2 as SG and 1 PF (or 2 if you want to include Mason Miller). Since the world came to a screeching halt in mid-March with COVID-19, Archie has extended 3 formal offers to '22 kids along with other names in that '22 class mentioned as being on the IU radar. I think it's the number of names that we hear and see and leads to the impression we're throwing out lots of offers.

@BGleas and @tdhoosier I do feel for you and what's happened to your lives. And the same for @IU Scott who I sincerely hope is not getting hit especially hard with the virus. I'm retired but I have 2 son-in-laws that have both experienced mandated pay reductions so I do know what you're going through. An unbelievable period of time we're living in and the way we live is likely changed forever. Everyone on HSN stay safe and stay healthy.