Post by nashvillestag on Feb 5, 2014 9:17:32 GMT -5
NERR is reporting the Stags are bringing in a RECRUITED WALK-ON guard named Jared Harper, who will join the team as a post graduate student next year. 73, please link please. Thanks.
Suffield Academy post-graduate guard Jared Harper has accepted a recruited walk-on spot at Fairfield University following a visit to the school’s campus and meeting with head coach Sydney Johnson and his staff over the weekend.
NERR is reporting the Stags are bringing in a RECRUITED WALK-ON guard named Jared Harper, who will join the team as a post graduate student next year. 73, please link please. Thanks.
My mistake in saying he is coming in as a post graduate student. Meant to say he is in a post graduate situation at his current school (Suffield Academy).
So we have another scoring guard coming in, but one that doesn't take up a scholarship for now, joining Tyler Nelson. We also have offers out, to Casimir and Burnette; though that may change with this commitment.
Of course, don't know a thing about this kid. I like that he's a worker. Hope he can come all the way back from his high school injury. His video highlights remind me a bit of Jenkins.
I understand being down on the program as a whole, but why is this a joke? A young man, who suffered a serious injury and was a three sport athlete in high school, has decided to attend Fairfield, pay his own way, and hopes to contribute to the program as a walk on. What's the down side?
The desperation is obvious. They are trying so hard to see if anything can stick. Their focus should be on acquiring a better pedigree group of athletes. Why settle for mediocrity? That's all this regime shoots for. Go set your sights higher!
I understand being down on the program as a whole, but why is this a joke? A young man, who suffered a serious injury and was a three sport athlete in high school, has decided to attend Fairfield, pay his own way, and hopes to contribute to the program as a walk on. What's the down side?
Sobro has this right. There is no risk with this and a potential return. I wish the kid the best and welcome him to Fairfield.
