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'10 SD PF Cody Larson (Verbal to Florida)

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Roosevelt HS (Sioux Falls, SD)

AAU: Dakota Schoolers

Ht: 6-foot-9
Wt: 225 lbs

Rivals rating: 3* PF
Scout rating: 4*; #23 PF
ESPN rating: 92 grade (immediate impact prospect); #23 PF

Reported Offers: Colorado, Baylor, Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado State, Gonzaga, Missouri State, New Mexico, Northern Iowa, San Diego State
 
Larson has been granted a release from the Letter of Intent that he had previously signed with Iowa. There seems to be some mutual interest in Indiana and he's still willing to listen to the Hawkeyes.

CU needs to get Larson to Boulder for a visit. This would be a major get for the program. And, frankly, we're a lot better program than Iowa or Indiana right now.
 
Buffnik said:
Larson has been granted a release from the Letter of Intent that he had previously signed with Iowa. There seems to be some mutual interest in Indiana and he's still willing to listen to the Hawkeyes.

CU needs to get Larson to Boulder for a visit. This would be a major get for the program. And, frankly, we're a lot better program than Iowa or Indiana right now.
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hey - I'm really hopeful about next year as well, but let's not get ahead of ourselves. Crean is an excellent coach and recruiter, and there is simply a lot of history and support for Indiana that CU will most likely never match. I can understand your thinking about Iowa, but Indiana is still a top program in the nation. Sure, perhaps next season we are a better team, but we are not a better program. I hate Indiana, but I have to give them proper respect.
 
dyemeduke said:
hey - I'm really hopeful about next year as well, but let's not get ahead of ourselves. Crean is an excellent coach and recruiter, and there is simply a lot of history and support for Indiana that CU will most likely never match. I can understand your thinking about Iowa, but Indiana is still a top program in the nation. Sure, perhaps next season we are a better team, but we are not a better program. I hate Indiana, but I have to give them proper respect.
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The key phrase was "right now". :smile2:

Historically, Indiana is one of the elites of the elite. But they're struggling.
 
dyemeduke said:
hey - I'm really hopeful about next year as well, but let's not get ahead of ourselves. Crean is an excellent coach and recruiter, and there is simply a lot of history and support for Indiana that CU will most likely never match. I can understand your thinking about Iowa, but Indiana is still a top program in the nation. Sure, perhaps next season we are a better team, but we are not a better program. I hate Indiana, but I have to give them proper respect.
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The key phrase was "right now". :smile2:

Historically, Indiana is one of the elites of the elite. But they're struggling.
 
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