What did you not like about his twitter? Also I feel that at a mid major if you can get a top 100 recruit you find a way to fit him in.

I guess I'm just not a fan of the animated videos of him thinking about what decision he was going to make, etc... It's got the feel of someone thinking they are more important than they are, although some might call it "creative." Like i said -- not a big deal, but I prefer if you're going to announce your decision on twitter, you just type out a message, be humble, and get ready to come to work when you get on campus. Just my two cents.

I'm with you on Shannon, Toledo, but I won't be so diplomatic. He comes across like a spoiled punk. He would never fit into Porter's system. If he came here he'd transfer after one semester....Plus the release point on his jumper is so low even GoRamblers might have a fighting chance to stuff one.

https://www.suntimeshighschoolsports.co ... ecruiting/

Some nice notes on LU recruiting:

FACT or FICTION: Loyola and Porter Moser are capitalizing on Final Four run.

Verdict: FACT

Well, so far …

The angst in the voices when listening to some mid-major coaching staffs when learning Loyola is digging in on a prospect is reverberating. That says a lot about where Loyola and coach Porter Moser and his staff are in recruiting.

But that’s the type of cache Loyola has right now after that memorable and far-reaching run to the Final Four this past spring. Throw in a $18.5 million practice facility that broke ground this past spring and a chunk of returning talent in the program and Loyola is at an entirely different level.

Moser and his staff have been careful with their recruiting targets and not swaying too far from what they consider the “Loyola norm,” both in terms of fitting stylistically and culturally.

Both Paxson Wojcik, a 6-4 shooting guard who plays at La Lumiere in Indiana, and Naperville North’s Tom Welch have already committed and are ideal fits. Wojcik is a tough, competitive and savvy perimeter defender who will knock down a shot. His style and playing mantra is ideal for Moser and the culture he’s built in Rogers Park.

Welch is among the state’s top 10 prospects in the Class of 2019. A versatile forward who is pushing towards 6-8, Welch fits perfectly with the current big men in the program, including 6-9 sophomore center Cameron Krutwig, 6-9 freshman center Franklin Agunanne and 6-7 sophomore Aher Uguak, who sat out last season after transferring in from New Mexico and can play all over the floor. Welch can be utilized in a variety of ways and is one of the real outstanding recruiting wins for Loyola among all the in-state prospects.

If Loyola can land one of its prime remaining targets, Brother Rice guard Marquise Kennedy –– another top 10 player in Illinois in the senior class –– it’s a recruiting class that would rank among the best in the program’s history.

Marquise Kennedy is taking an official visit to Loyola on September 14th

Wouldn’t be surprised if they brought Welch and/or Paxson up for that visit too.

and several cheerleaders randomly roaming around campus...?

Here's a recent highlight video of Kennedy from the summer. He's 6'1 but his long arms allow him to finish so close to the basket. It's also how he's able to be such an efficient rebounder and block so many shots. Kennedy, Wojcik, and Welch's games are all so different but compliment each other so well. Plus the familiarity they'd bring coming in would be huge.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdzzCuAqN4Q

In the latest 24/7 rankings, Welch checks in as the highest rated 2019 commit in the conference at #212 nationally (#5 in Illinois). Marquise Kennedy is right behind him at #213 nationally (#6 in Illinois). Wojcik checks in at #11 in Indiana (I think he will continue to rise).

https://247sports.com/Season/2019-Baske ... itRankings

Myron Gardner another target checks in at 185... would be another massive get. I forgot but as of early August we were in outstanding company...

https://twitter.com/yaboynyp/status/102 ... 43872?s=21