There are still a few relatively high ranked JUCO bigs

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There are still a few relatively high ranked JUCO bigs

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available... 6'9"/240 PF Robert Goff, 6'10"/220 PF Bryant Crowder, 6'10"/210 C Monterale Clark, and 6'8"/230 PF Richard Anderson, to name a few.

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With it being so late in the recruiting cycle, it makes you wonder why they haven't signed with anyone. I wouldn't be surprised if they have some grade issues.
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I know Goff was released from a LOI to Oklahoma about a week ago... That had something to do with a coaching change (Lon Kruger, formerly of UNLV, is the new coach at OU).

Crowder was supposedly released from a LOI to Southern Miss. Hawaii offered him in April.

Monterale Clark has an offer from Marquette.
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woundedknees wrote:I know Goff was released from a LOI to Oklahoma about a week ago... That had something to do with a coaching change (Lon Kruger, formerly of UNLV, is the new coach at OU).

Crowder was supposedly released from a LOI to Southern Miss. Hawaii offered him in April.

Monterale Clark has an offer from Marquette.
OK so it seems like they haven't signed due more to coaching changes than grades. Oregon should seriously consider going after someone, but not if it's going to negatively affect next year's potential class.
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