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BU recruit- 2015- Edward Morrow

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Another 2015 recruit that Bradley is following is Edward Morrow-
He is a 6'7" power forward from Chicago Simeon High School. Playing behind Jabari Parker and Russell Woods last year, he didn't get to play as much as he would have liked. But he will likely blossom in his junior year. He is also being followed by Nebraska, Minnesota, Iowa, LaSalle, Georgetown, and Illinois.

http://scouthoops.scout.com/a.z?s=75&p=8&c=1&nid=6289070

http://articles.chicagotribune.com/...121222_1_edward-morrow-kendall-pollard-simeon

http://articles.chicagotribune.com/...orrow-jabari-parker-simeon-coach-robert-smith

Video highlights (30 second advertising first)-
http://blip.tv/ballislife/6-7-edwar...hicago-simeon-you-gonna-get-dunked-on-6494505
 
Bradley has offered a scholarship to Ed Morrow a 6'7", 200 pound big man from Chicago Simeon High School. He was offered a scholarship after our coaches saw him play with the Mac Irvin Fire at the Peach Jam AAU event in South Carolina on the weekend of July 12-13, 2013.

Video-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9g04UwwEIE
 
Prior to the season, Simeon junior Edward Morrow had 5 offers: Iowa, Iowa State, Nebraska, Bradley, and UMass.

Now he says that since the start of this basketball season, he has added offers from Oregon State, SMU, and Wyoming.
 
Morrow may end up going High Major. However, I think with his lack of size for the 4, but great athleticism, he may be more suited to dominate in the MVC. Also, if he has the same desire that Josh has to play wing, he may have to go to a "MM."
 
This is a kid we need to get, he continues to move up the top 150 national rankings but remains just outside the top 100. He is a Mac Irvin Fire kid so we should have an in with him. I like his size and athletic ability. Wrap him up in the fall signing period!
 
mexicobufan said:
This is a kid we need to get, he continues to move up the top 150 national rankings but remains just outside the top 100. He is a Mac Irvin Fire kid so we should have an in with him. I like his size and athletic ability. Wrap him up in the fall signing period!
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I'd love to have Morrow, but from everything I have seen about him, I think he has risen above Bradley's level already.
 
Da Coach said:
I'd love to have Morrow, but from everything I have seen about him, I think he has risen above Bradley's level already.
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I'd ask him if he thinks he is good enough to help BU take down NCAA Tourney high seed WSU during his college career....

If he's good enough, he can help make BU as high a level as he wants over 3-4 years on the Hilltop....

Little fish in a big pond, or, big fish in a little pond.... Like Creighton's McDermott, if you are good enough, you will get all the national pub and NBA opportunities you want, where ever you go.

In 2013 NBA Draft players from Lehigh, Murray State, Detroit, North Texas, S Dakota State, Bucknell, Providence, San Diego State, Long Beach State, and Colorado State drafted in first 2 rounds....
 
AZ BU Fan said:
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Little fish in a big pond, or, big fish in a little pond.... Like Creighton's McDermott, if you are good enough, you will get all the national pub and NBA opportunities you want, where ever you go.

In 2013 NBA Draft players from Lehigh, Murray State, Detroit, North Texas, S Dakota State, Bucknell, Providence, San Diego State, Long Beach State, and Colorado State drafted in first 2 rounds....
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You and I know all that, but trying to convince a 17 year kid who is concerned about impressing his friends while the BCS guys are trying to persuade him with everything they offer. Players drafted from the BCS level outnumber that non-BCS draftees 5-10 to 1.
 
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