Between2Halls

Ummm. Yep. Unless of course Jim Carey has eligibility. 😂😂

I am losing track of who I want to see in this class, but the thought of some combination of the following works for me. Gunn, Washington, Clowney, Flipowski, Banks, Phillips, Taylor, Rice, Casey I'm sure I left some out. We are in on some really solid players. As I mentioned this class could change things dramatically.

This guys keeps moving higher up my list.

I’m excited about this class, and could genuinely see if serving as a cultural shift for the program. I know there isn’t any clarity at this point in terms of scholarships, but I have no problem seeing at least 4 high quality players donning the stripes from this class of 22.

Offers coming for this guy obviously no surprise, but UNC joined in based on his tweet last night.

Zack would be jealous.

Thanks. I noticed on his brother Matthew’s Twitter that many of the offers seem to be mid major programs.

Any idea of interest in his twin?

I am very intrigued by the different 2022 prospects we seem to be pursuing. It could turn into an incredible class.

Whether I am a fan of the move or not it does make sense considering his history with Miller.

Perhaps someone was happy to report it.

I really like the Fife connection.

TDH with a nice article in Washington. https://www.thedailyhoosier.com/iu-basketball-recruiting-2022-in-state-5-star-jalen-washington-impressed-with-woodsons-resume/

I’m guessing preferred walk on Wednesday. 🤓

Same birthdate as my wife...month and date at least (better clarify that).

Now signed

Is the Brooks interest because he’s an Indiana guy? Or is it about taking someone from Kentucky? Perhaps one of these two is the intrigue or interest? 🤷‍♂️

Rivals ranks Bates to IU the top recruiting story of the week. A case can be made that Tamar Batessigning with Indiana is the most important story of the late period. Yes, more important than the No. 1 overall Chet Holmgren choosing Gonzaga. Yes, bigger than whatever ends up happening with No. 3 overall Patrick Baldwin Jr., the nation's top uncommitted player. What makes Bates-to-Bloomington so intriguing isn’t Bates’ massive upside or really anything to do with him as a prospect. Instead, it’s what his commitment says about the Hoosiers’ coaching hire. The main question surrounding Indiana’s decision to tag Mike Woodson as the program’s new leader was whether or not the 63-year-old coach with next to no college experience would want to do what it takes to recruit on the sport’s highest level. A few weeks later he answered such questions by landing Bates, a former Texas commit that chose IU over Oklahoma State, Kentucky, Illinois, Washington and others. One commitment won’t make or break the Woodson Era, but it’s hard to imagine a better start when it comes to putting knee-jerk criticisms to rest. Sometimes lazy narratives are easy to dispel. Bates didn’t land in Woodson’s lap by accident, after all. https://t.co/cLCGpOrig5

Q&A with Julian Phillips. https://www.insidethehall.com/2021/04/21/q-a-top-30-class-of-2022-prospect-julian-phillips-discusses-iu-offer/

I agree. He was at the top of my list as well.