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I reached out to the staff regarding two recruits by needamirer

One was a 7’1” power forward with great footwork and the other was a 6’10” power forward with freakish athletic ability. The 7’1” had numerous D-1 offers from Power 5 conferences but decided to go to Stetson. The other just signed with WVU and Coach Huggins. Both of them are great kids with good grades and a tremendous work ethic.

I even went through the compliance office at ND to make sure I did things the proper way. The kids were part of a program that had three of the top 100 players in the country this year. The program has a great track record of putting kids in the NBA. I reached out to multiple coaches in the staff and advised them that the kids had significant interest in ND. Never heard a word. It could not have been an issue regarding grades because no one on the staff had any idea of their grades. A 7’1” kid and a 6’10” kid from one of the top high school programs in the nation reach out and express interest in your program and there is not a single follow up?