We'll use this thread to keep track of any news and notes that come from this weekend's first July evaluation period. With the Cats having already secured two commitments in the 2019 class and in a good spot with some priorities to round out the class, it's unlikely any new names/offers emerge in that group, although as movement begins it's possible things could change. For now we'll be trying to keep an eye on who Wright and staff are watching as well as keeping an ear out for any 2020 names that could become important, while monitoring any movement with 2019 targets.
So far, it appears that Wright and staff have prioritized the Under Armour event in Georgia. This isn't a surprise, as it's where long-time targets Bryan Antoine and Scottie Lewis are competing. The buzz around Nova and Lewis has been quiet lately, although the Cats remain in his final seven. Meanwhile Duke remains the favorite for Antoine, with Nova and Kentucky jockeying for position along with Florida and Kansas. Antoine is scheduled to visit Duke, Kentucky and Florida in September and Nova in early November, so he will garner a lot of attention as we look for clues into how his recruitment is developing. So far the Cats remain active.
In addition, there was a heavy Nova presence for West Coast Elite teammates Josh Green and Nico Mannion. On Friday morning Wright and members of his staff were on hand to see the duo play as the Cats continue to track the talented backcourt players.
Other tidbits so far...
Nova commit Eric Dixon has been impressing, showing off an impressive knack for clearing the glass as well as an ability to knock it down from the perimeter. Rivals' Corey Evans sees him as ready to make an immediate impact on the Main Line when he arrives.
So far, it appears that Wright and staff have prioritized the Under Armour event in Georgia. This isn't a surprise, as it's where long-time targets Bryan Antoine and Scottie Lewis are competing. The buzz around Nova and Lewis has been quiet lately, although the Cats remain in his final seven. Meanwhile Duke remains the favorite for Antoine, with Nova and Kentucky jockeying for position along with Florida and Kansas. Antoine is scheduled to visit Duke, Kentucky and Florida in September and Nova in early November, so he will garner a lot of attention as we look for clues into how his recruitment is developing. So far the Cats remain active.
In addition, there was a heavy Nova presence for West Coast Elite teammates Josh Green and Nico Mannion. On Friday morning Wright and members of his staff were on hand to see the duo play as the Cats continue to track the talented backcourt players.
Other tidbits so far...
Nova commit Eric Dixon has been impressing, showing off an impressive knack for clearing the glass as well as an ability to knock it down from the perimeter. Rivals' Corey Evans sees him as ready to make an immediate impact on the Main Line when he arrives.
