You make a valid point, but I think that we will be able to handle Miami. I would hate to see him go to Dayton or another A-10 school. He needs to find a Bowling Green, Creighton, or Tulsa that has a chance to give him significant time while still having big dance aspirations. The SEC is a tough road to go down if you want PT. -- XAVIER MENS BASKETBALL

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Date Posted: 14:47:25 05/06/02 Mon
Author: Sniper
Subject: You make a valid point, but I think that we will be able to handle Miami. I would hate to see him go to Dayton or another A-10 school. He needs to find a Bowling Green, Creighton, or Tulsa that has a chance to give him significant time while still having big dance aspirations. The SEC is a tough road to go down if you want PT.
In reply to: Homeskillet 's message, "I sincerely hope he doesn't end up playing for one of our rivals. While it might be nice for some of you in the Cincy area to keep up with him/see him play, Williams struck me as the sort of player who would dig playing in revenge games. I hope he comes down here to Vanderbilt, they just lost their best shooting guard. That way I could see him play and wouldn't really have to worry about a revenge factor. Plus, i would love to see an SEC school picking up Xavier's scraps." on 10:55:59 05/06/02 Mon

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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> Seems like "we should be able to deal with Miami" most years, but they still give us hell more often than I would like. Vandy was mostly wishful thinking on my part, but a school like that who runs a lot of three guard sets might be a good fit for him. MAC or MVC seem much mroe likely. On the other hand, Williams is not a guy who would limit himself too much geographically. What other schools were after him besides X in the first place? -- Homeskillet, 15:00:00 05/06/02 Mon

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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> I bet Muskieman would know, he is a Xavier recruiting guru that knows no rival. A true master of his vocation and a benefit to us all. -- Snipe, 21:30:37 05/06/02 Mon

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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> The problem is that muskieman is so diligent and hardworking in his unending research on Xavier basketball in general and recruits in particular, he may not have the time to review his notes on Williams. Sometimes I think we take advantage of all of muskieman's hard work and dedication. Someday, he may just cease his efforts. If anyone knows what other schools were after Williams in the initial recruiting battle, I would like to know. -- Homeskillet, 10:31:05 05/07/02 Tue

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