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ilmf 01-07-2008 02:27 PM

Tyler Haws and Utah...
 
Listened to DJ and PK (local Utah sports talk heads) on my drive into work this morning. PK was at the Utah-Air Force game on Saturday night, and he said after the game, Tyler walked across the court to Boylen. Boylen gave him a huge hug and introduced him to his wife. His wife said, "So you're the one I don't stop hearing about at dinner every night!"

Jeff Lebowski 01-07-2008 03:19 PM

Not to hijack your thread, ilmf, but I have always wondered about your moniker. I have a pretty good idea what the "mf" part stands for, but what about the "il" part?

BYU71 01-07-2008 03:26 PM

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Originally Posted by ilmf (Post 171103)
Listened to DJ and PK (local Utah sports talk heads) on my drive into work this morning. PK was at the Utah-Air Force game on Saturday night, and he said after the game, Tyler walked across the court to Boylen. Boylen gave him a huge hug and introduced him to his wife. His wife said, "So you're the one I don't stop hearing about at dinner every night!"


I hope PK said Saturday night. The game was at noon Saturday.

I would be shocked if the kid went to Utah.

Goatnapper'96 01-07-2008 03:34 PM

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Originally Posted by BYU71 (Post 171108)
I hope PK said Saturday night. The game was at noon Saturday.

I would be shocked if the kid went to Utah.

This will be an interesting situation with deep ramifications. If he does go to Utah, then I think it will be a one of those "that was the beginning of the end of the Dave Rose era" events a few years down the road. If he ends up at BYU, which like you I expect it to be BYU if he doesn't go national, Boylen is going to have to evaluate the time and energy he spends on such recruits. I can understand an LDS kid from SLC that is a lifetime Ute, but Majerus finally concluded that he was wasting time on the LDS kids from Utah not from SLC. They tell you all the right things but when push comes to shove Mama wants her baby where Mama wants her baby.

I don't know what his mission plans are, but if he has any at all the big boys will drop him fast once he comes out with those plans. He is marginally a national level recruit, ala Cummard, and his local teams are Utah and BYU. If he were from LA or Phoenix or Seattle, I could see the local Pac-10 teams willing to wait for him to return from a mission but not for a kid from Utah County. After the big boys drop him, my guess is he will rebound to the BYU after leading Utah along. That is not to say that Utah has no chance or that Tyler is not seriously considering Utah is his own mind presently, just that when push comes to shove Mama gonna have her baby where Mama wants her baby.

K-dog 01-07-2008 03:39 PM

Isn't there another good recruit whose dad played at the Y?

Goatnapper'96 01-07-2008 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by K-dog (Post 171121)
Isn't there another good recruit whose dad played at the Y?

CJ Wilcox. I understand his old man played for Reid in the early 90's. I don't know if CJ was as nearly immersed in BYU blue as Marty Haws' son.

I also don't get the viber that CJ is as big a target as Haws. I just view Haws as one of those don't miss prospects for BYU. I know all the one kid doesn't make a team mantra, but hoops only offers 13 scholarships and BYU rarely finds non-LDS kids on the perimeter with the reputed skill set of Tyler Haws. I identify this as a don't miss type of prospect. I also will be very surprised if BYU doesn't land him in the end.

Archaea 01-07-2008 03:49 PM

Tyler Haws is important to BYU because as Goat identifies, BYU signing legitimate D1 perimeter players is as rare as virtue in a film by Jenna Jamison.

Who is CJ Wilcox, and I apologize for my ignorance.

K-dog 01-07-2008 03:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Goatnapper'96 (Post 171124)
CJ Wilcox. I understand his old man played for Reid in the early 90's. I don't know if CJ was as nearly immersed in BYU blue as Marty Haws' son.

I also don't get the viber that CJ is as big a target as Haws. I just view Haws as one of those don't miss prospects for BYU. I know all the one kid doesn't make a team mantra, but hoops only offers 13 scholarships and BYU rarely finds non-LDS kids on the perimeter with the reputed skill set of Tyler Haws. I identify this as a don't miss type of prospect. I also will be very surprised if BYU doesn't land him in the end.

I'm just surprised to hear that neither Hawes kid nor Wilcox kid is a BYU lock. it seems there is some ill will from former players.

Goatnapper'96 01-07-2008 03:54 PM

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Originally Posted by K-dog (Post 171129)
I'm just surprised to hear that neither Hawes kid nor Wilcox kid is a BYU lock. it seems there is some ill will from former players.

There might be ill will from Wilcox. I don't think there is any ill will from the Hawes', but the Hawes' are ensuring Tyler is properly evaluating his options so that he makes a wise decision. I think Tyler is handling the situation well, from what little I can glean. I also am pretty confident that it will end the way most stories like this always end with respect to BYU.

Indy Coug 01-07-2008 04:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Goatnapper'96 (Post 171131)
There might be ill will from Wilcox. I don't think there is any ill will from the Hawes', but the Hawes' are ensuring Tyler is properly evaluating his options so that he makes a wise decision. I think Tyler is handling the situation well, from what little I can glean. I also am pretty confident that it will end the way most stories like this always end with respect to BYU.

Marty just knows what uncle Jake was up to at BYU and is worried that it's an appropriate environment for his son to be in.


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