Wrubell's interview with Tyler:

http://pandora.bonnint.net/audio/200...eg_wrubell.mp3

Ned Hill
 

helped close the deal. He was able to convince Haws that the business school is top notch......coming from Indiana U and Cornell, I'm sure he had a good story to tell.

Only problem with Ned is that his wife is running as a Democrat in Utah County. :)

I heard this news on the radio coming to work. Excellent! Hopefully Rose can leverage this by bringing in other good talent to surround him. We need a big man. Maybe Davies at Provo is the right guy.


On choosing BYU academically because of its business school. Lame. Business shouldn't even be an undergrad degree.

this is great, but it was more in the category of being a huge blowup/tragedy if he didn't come rather than dancing in the streets that he did.

Has he been outspoken about mission plans yet?

This kid is the most paid attention to and hyped hoopster since Meads and he has that legacy cloud over him as well. In fact I would propose that the expectations for him will be much higher than Meads. It is my theory that he is not as likely to flop as Meads did but I base that on my belief that it is harder to evaluate big men than guards at the high school level.

How many kids is BYU signing this November? I thought I read about two other big kids from Utah but aren't both planning on serving missions? Anyone have any insight on Davies?

I knew the kid was BYU bound when I read his comments about "liking what Boylen was doing on the Hill" as only a dyed in the wool Cougar could be pleased about the U being swept by "Let's go WYO....YEEEHAWW!! FIRE IT UP COWBOYS!"

The likelihood of flopping is inversely proportional to the height of that prospect.

His Dad just said on the radio with DJ PK that he does have mission plans.

Good for the soul, bad for hoop skills.

@#$%$!

That's nothing that a shady young lady can't solve. :)