I was told there would be no math.
I was told there would be punch & pie, so I feel your pain.
I was told there would be no math.
I really wonder how that impacts his recruiting. On the surface, this is not good news. There are enough kids who want to go out on there own, though, that maybe this works in our favor. Let's hope this is a kid who would rather get some some distance from dad and make a name on his own merit the next 4 years.Caruso's dad is the associate athletic director at Texas A&M.
http://basketballrecruiting.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1254079
I wouldn't if I were you. A&M tough to beat. RT @jlucas4092: Can I start cautiously getting my hopes up for Caruso to join up with Scott?
why wouldnt anyone want to go where there father is currently in a position of power...Its hard enough pulling a great player out of Texas without his pops being involved to this degree... I would be absolutely shocked if he didn't go to T A&M.
why wouldnt anyone want to go where there father is currently in a position of power...
thats my point...if dad pressures him to go the aTm is it an ncaa violation?Signed
Cody
All depends on if he wants to stay close to family or get away on his own. His dad being there might actually be a reason for him to not go there.
BCS, stalk him on facebook to make sure he knows the tragedy of the Hawkins.
and that just aint gonna happen...The only way BCS should interact with Caruso is if he's pretending to be an aTm fan.
Per a source, Texas A&M will have Alex Caruso and Connor Lammert on campus this weekend, starting on Saturday. Aggies play SMU Sunday night.
Thanks for the update man. That was a good article. Hope his talk about no clear leader was legit and not please the fan base crap.As I posted on my site, BS, Caruso will take at minimum until Tuesday, maximum two weeks to decide.
Bump in anticipation. My guess... aTm