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James Siakam now a 2010 Recruit

Seems like he'd be a 3/4 type of guy, rather than a straight up PF-- we have had a lot of those types of guys, but he looks very aggressive in that video and aggression is something you can't teach. Take a look... I'd hate to see him end up at SIU and go all Randal Falker on us.
 
I watched him play in the tournament of champions over thanksgiving and this kid can play! I would love to see him in a BU uniform. He goes hard to the boards and I think he could definitely start as a freshman in the Valley.
 
Any new news on Siakam and where he's thinking to go? Provided the secret big will sign this guy could be a really nice pickup.
 
Still no official release from Vandy on this....
but we have something that gets a little closer to confirmation...

The writer of one of their sports sites says Siakam to Vandy is confirmed...
http://twitter.com/RussMoore1/status/12861200205

and one of the Vandy players - a kid who is also a Cameroon native as Siakam is, has re-posted a tweet saying Siakam has confirmed he's coming to Vandy...
http://twitter.com/steveleandre/status/12862092353

this Vandy player is Steve Tchiengang
http://vucommodores.cstv.com/sports/m-baskbl/mtt/tchiengang_steve00.html
 
"It??™s been a busy week at Brehm Prep. Aaron Lee had two of his current seniors sign scholarship papers with Division I colleges.

James Siakam, a native of Cameroon, signed with Vanderbilt.

Siakam??™s brother Boris played at Western Kentucky. James had interest from Virginia. Illinois, Wisconsin and Marquette.

???I think most schools that recruited him see him as a three/four,??? Lee told Scout.com.
???He??™ll have to develop a little more and he can guard multiple positions. He brings a lot of things to the table in a 6-foot-6 frame.???
 
He is looking for a great academic institution and an opportunity to play immediately. BU can offer both...


James Siakam went to Vanderbilt - and although he was hoping to play right away -- he didn't have the talent to crack the playing rotation so he redshirted last season.

This season - even in exhibition games - he was a deep reserve...
and in Vanderbilt's first game last night - Siakam didn't play at all - even in a game that by the 2nd half was a 15-20 point blowout much of the way
...another one who maybe aimed too high
 
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