http://ny2lasports.com/article_one.aspx?articleid=3276
Has a lot of good offers and says that he wants to play at a fast pace. He said that he wants to visit Iowa and Wisconsin this season.
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Has a lot of good offers and says that he wants to play at a fast pace. He said that he wants to visit Iowa and Wisconsin this season.
If this kid really wants a fast-paced style of play, what in the heck is he doing considering WI?
Looking at this kid's video, I love his upside. Lots of versatile skills Fran likes: great handle for his size (he advertises 6'7", 205lbs, 7' wingspan on the vid), great hops, nice inside moves, finisher on the break, good passer. Shot looks good but didn't see long-range shooting on the vid so expect that's where he needs work. But definitely worth pursuing at this point.
Wagner would be a senior when the 2018 class are freshmen I believe, so he could be a good replacement there.
Here's a May, 2015, article I found in WI recruiting about him.
http://www.btpowerhouse.com/2015/5/...cruiting-2018-hidden-gem-jarvis-thomas-omersa
Some quotes:
"2018 prospect Jarvis Thomas-Omersa is a windmill slam dunk artist and shot-blocking maniac nobody knows about, except Wisconsin Head Coach Bo Ryan"
"It's too early to tell what position he will play in college. He has experience playing the 3, 4, and 5 spots because of his growth pattern. A year ago, he was 6-4 and played the wing. Six months ago he was 6-6 and played small forward. Now, he is listed as a 6-8 power forward. Who knows, maybe by the time he turns 18, he will be listed as a 7-2 skyscraper in downtown Minneapolis."
With Bo leaving and MN down, this could be a good time to get in and steal an under the radar guy like this, especially if he keeps growing as he has.
http://www.btpowerhouse.com/2015/5/...cruiting-2018-hidden-gem-jarvis-thomas-omersa
Some quotes:
"2018 prospect Jarvis Thomas-Omersa is a windmill slam dunk artist and shot-blocking maniac nobody knows about, except Wisconsin Head Coach Bo Ryan"
"It's too early to tell what position he will play in college. He has experience playing the 3, 4, and 5 spots because of his growth pattern. A year ago, he was 6-4 and played the wing. Six months ago he was 6-6 and played small forward. Now, he is listed as a 6-8 power forward. Who knows, maybe by the time he turns 18, he will be listed as a 7-2 skyscraper in downtown Minneapolis."
With Bo leaving and MN down, this could be a good time to get in and steal an under the radar guy like this, especially if he keeps growing as he has.
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