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Date Posted: 12:32:22 02/24/03 Mon
Author: John J. Powers
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Question for the Experts

From what I have read recently, UC is in the mix for 2 guys, Alexander Johnson and Guy Ngarndi. Both of these guys have IU first and UC as their second choice. Here is the question, does anyone know how many scholarships IU has left to give for next year? If they only have one avaiable due to the 5/8 rule, could we be choice 1A for the guy who waits to commit?

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There are only a few good recruits available for 2003, nearly every good recruit is already signed. IU has 16 players on their roster right now, 3 of which are scholarship seniors (there must be some walk-ons). They've given one schollie for 2003 already, so they have 2 to give. Any quality 2003 recruit that's still available is being sought after by everyone. -- Chatter, 16:35:25 02/24/03 Mon
- Chris Lofton -- RennerCat, 21:19:36 02/24/03 Mon
  - Because he's more of an off guard/shooting guard than a PG. He has good ballhandling skills, but his forte is shooting the 3. Huggins and Co. basically like having PG's at each guard position, kinda like when Logan and Satterfield were starting together. When you have a Field Williams that's afraid to dribble, it limits the offense. (NT) -- Chatter, 22:24:45 02/24/03 Mon

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