I cant say I mind getting a player from NJ.  

Miller climbs into top 10
It isn't easy cracking the top 10 all-time scoring list at Seton Hall Prep, where statewide luminaries such as Brevin and Brandin Knight, Keven McDonald and Gibbs brothers T.J., Sterling and Ashton resided, and where starters beyond two years has been a rarity. But the 6-5 Miller, the Gibbs' first cousin, reached that territory by raising his career total to 1,220 points, good for a tie for 10th place with 2005 graduate Brandon Costner. Gibbs, who is yet to commit, averaged 20.2 points this season to help Seton Hall finish 19-8.  Miller averaged 25.8 points in five Essex County Tournament and North, Non-Public A games this year. 

Last edited by townsonkid (4/08/2019 11:49 am)

Has anyone found info on other schools that offered him?

FDU as well..

http://www.verbalcommits.com/players/ashton-miller

Not impressed with the other schools that offered. Of course, doesn't mean anything.

I like what I see so far; but you never know until he gets on campus!

This is obviously an Ashton Gibbs recruit. Would be a good sign if he's able to start landing players. KD is a Great Lakes guy, which is fine, but I've felt we were weak in the areas within 100 miles of NYC, which is where we've landed many great players over the years. We need to be strong inside of the A10's footprint.

townsonkid wrote:

Dukes2012 wrote:

Westender wrote:

Not impressed with the other schools that offered. Of course, doesn't mean anything.

Remember, Eric and sincere had zero D1 offers other than Duquesne. I think coach D has earned our trust when it comes to talent evaluation.

I just wish we can develop a steady program that actually graduates some players.  Like I said, I like getting a player from NJ.  Get some toughness in here.

Me too. Unfortunately, college basketball is totally different today. And it’s just going to get worse as they continue to liberalize the transfer rules. They are handing out waivers like candy these days. It will be free agency at some point, which is going to kill low and mid major basketball.

Improvement over Wade.

1111 Vickroy wrote:

He sure looks good on that highlight reel

Wade looked good on his highlight films too. I'll reserve judgement until he hits the floor. Every year we hype up every prospect. Some live up to, or even exceed the hype, but most don't. Most of the players we land are projects. It's the nature of the beast at our level.
 

1111 Vickroy wrote:

No comparison is beng made to Wade

No, but the point is, they all look good on highlight films. We'll see what he can do when he hits the floor. I'm patient, so I'm willing to wait and see, and hope he's a future stud. I expect to see a lot of three guard sets.