Moser is handing out scholarship offers faster than GoRamblers hands out his phone number at Sidetrack!

Moser is looking for a stretch 4. GoRamblers won't be satisfied with anything less than a stretch 6 who can fill quality minutes in the point forward position.

I thought I was the Ramblermania.net recruiting expert!

No offers for a bit, but with a bunch of tournaments coming up this week expect some movement. Also with August just around the corner we could potentially see a commitment or two depending on how early some of these guys want to commit (Cam Krutwig verbally committed in August). With that in mind here's a list of some recent visits.

Lamar Norman Jr, 6'2 Combo Guard from Godwin Heights
Explosive scorer out of Michigan, plays AAU with Rambler Recruit Brandon Wade. They form a pretty dynamic duo for 1Nation out in the mitten. Quick, big explosion, bigger hair.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RV4LS0s9-Jw


Zion Griffin, 6'5 Wing, Hinsdale South
Another local product, athletic, long, already a solid build with an improving jump shot. Joe Henricksen noted him in a recent article as being under recruited and had this to say:"The athletic forward has been very productive while continuing to add to his offensive arsenal, whether it be putting it on the floor with face-up drives or knocking down shots with his improved jumper. There is no question the amount of offers will double and triple as Griffin plays out the month of July. Chicago State, UIC, UTEP, Wright State and Western Michigan have offered Griffin, while Tulsa, Loyola, Miami-Ohio and Nebraska-Omaha have shown considerable interest."
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qTqLwZ9OnA&t=60s


Sam Shafer, 6'5 wing, Lincoln Way East
SHOOTER. That's all I really know about him, his name has popped up more and more lately. Sounds like his game is growing, but regardless our squad may have a shortage of shooters after this season, finding a dedicated 3 and D player wouldn't be a bad idea. Joe Henricksen also noted him in his under recruited article: "The 6-5 wing was tagged with the label of being a one-dimensional player early on. But even with that it was the right dimension: shooting the basketball. Shafer can really shoot it and has the size, range and clean release to get his shot off, especially in the right system. He is one of the better shooters in the state and in a senior class without a whole lot of shooters."
Video: https://www.hudl.com/profile/6803839/sam-shafer