Miles Bridges, Cassius Winston and Co. were household names before they arrived on MSU’s campus. Their YouTube highlight reels had been worn out by a fan base thirsty for big-time recruits again. This latest group — Loyer, Marcus Bingham Jr., Gabe Brown, Aaron Henry and Thomas Kithier — is less heralded and not as embedded in the public consciousness.
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Rod and Sam are back on short notice to talk about 2018 wing Aaron Henry’s commitment to Tom Izzo and MSU. We discuss Henry’s potential as a player and how he fits into MSU’s very well-rounded and versatile 2018 class.
On Wednesday, we told you about ESPN’s updated 2018 basketball recruiting rankings. All four Michigan State commits received 4-star ratings, and three ranked in the top 100. Both numbers are higher than the 247Sports composite, which combines the ratings and rankings of multiple media recruiting services. A day later, ESPN unveiled its traditional ranking of the top 60 incoming junior players, which would be the 2019 class. Michigan State has offered four players in the class, and all appeared on the list.
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Rod and Sam are back with a bonus episode to get caught up on all the goings on in recruiting and some other news items. Topics:
It took a moment for it to settle in. New Haven High School sophomore Romeo Weems recently received news he was offered a basketball scholarship to play for Tom Izzo at Michigan State University. The sophomore said he was caught off guard when his coach, Tedaro France II, told him the news at practice.
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The atmosphere in the gym was very exciting as Michigan State University men’s basketball coach Tom Izzo was in attendance to see New Haven’s boys basketball team defeat Warren Cousino 72-35.
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