Sean Miller watching 7ft Moses Brown, Bryan Antoine, Scott Lewis

[WILD]

Sean Miller watching 2018 7ft C Moses Brown at the UAA All-American Camp. He's also watching wing Bryan Antoine and Scott lewis. Both top 10 2019 recruits.

https://twitter.com/jeffborzello/status/887796816531644416

https://twitter.com/jeffborzello/status/887794314826231809

https://twitter.com/AdamZagoria/status/887815330554368000

[mvpreed2]

Why do these kids talk about being a "package" deal?
Do they not understand how hard it is to pull that off?
Unless you and your boy are both top 25 prospects, chances are that most programs won't want you AND your partner.
So then the question lies, do I pass up on going to (insert school that only offered me) because they didn't offer my boy?

[D. Peezy]

Why do these kids talk about being a "package" deal?
Do they not understand how hard it is to pull that off?
Unless you and your boy are both top 25 prospects, chances are that most programs won't want you AND your partner.
So then the question lies, do I pass up on going to (insert school that only offered me) because they didn't offer my boy?

That is sometimes true reed ... but these kids go to the same High School and are both top 10 in 247 Composite and top 5 in 247 rankings. That won't be an issue here. Also typically package deals are built between elite prospects. Very rarely is there a Phil Forte and Marcus Smart package to deal with.

[mvpreed2]

That is sometimes true reed ... but these kids go to the same High School and are both top 10 in 247 Composite and top 5 in 247 rankings. That won't be an issue here. Also typically package deals are built between elite prospects. Very rarely is there a Phil Forte and Marcus Smart package to deal with.

That part I understand, but how often does one recruit transfer to a new school and makes the deal harder to complete?
Right now, you kill two birds with one stone, but things will begin to shake out once the elite programs finalize their rosters and prioritize the prospects for the 2019 class.