But, but, but moving to the SEC offers no perks.

This joke seriously does not get old. In fact, it's getting even funnier somehow.

Yeah. Honestly, I never expected it to have this much of a positive impact on football recruiting, let alone basketball.

Eh, the SEC had the National Champion in basketball. It's an outstanding league.

Jordan Clarkson, Combo Guard transfer out of Tulsa has committed to Mizzou per Twitter.

Sounds like Pollard is gone.

Eh, kid sounds alright I guess, just a little underwhelmed after the Pollard chase and Brown snag.

Not saying this is the case, but I heard a rumor Clarkson was willing to pay his own way to Mizzou.

Not sure if that's Matt Lawrence/academic scholarship level at this point, though.

On Pollard, a rumor is floating that he may not qualify.

That might explain the dramatic hold-up to him announcing, and the reason Mizzou has accepted a commit before Pollard actually made a decision.

That would seem to fit the chain of events so far. It's sad (if true) that a lot of these kids can't get the academic guidance/help they need in high school. Or maybe they can, but just don't take advantage of it.

Tulsa, huh? Somebody remind me who is their basketball coach?

I like your ball coach. He's taking the Charlie Weis approach.

Did Charlie Weis inherit a team that was on pace to have 26 scholarship players in his second season? Because that's the situation Haith walked into. Your comparison doesn't really track.

All I'm saying is that when one walks into a turbulent situation without much recruiting coming in and he has the ability to land some key transfers it makes the transition that much easier.

Haith seems to be doing this very well.

At least Haith gets transfers that actually started....

New Mexico assistant could join hoops staff

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KU's one QB per quarter strategy is gonna pay off in spades!!111!!!/uknowwhoson