Virginia back in the mix for Sina

A few months ago, I received a ton of downvotes for some posts I made questioning what TB is doing in regards to PG recruiting. For me, this article brings those questions back into focus.

This kind of feels like James Robinson all over again: we target a guy highly ranked early, lead or seem to be able to close if we want, ease up on him (presumably) while we pursue other candidates, and then try to resurrect things late in the season. I hope this result is better than the last time.

This is not a rhetorical question but many follow this more closely than I do: what has changed between the Virginia Tech game (which I think is the one he attended) and today in terms of our PG recruiting that has caused us to ease off and now press? I mean, Sina's stock should not have changed during that timeframe, right?

Does anyone have a good "comparable" for his game? I'm really struggling to come up with one, especially to a successful high major player. There's an athletic smoothness to him, but it's accompanied with an overwhelming lack of "lift" in everything he does. It's so pronounced in the layups that you see on his highlight videos that you think to yourself "Man, he can barely touch the backboard?", and it makes you wonder if he'll even be able to get shots off against the athletes at this level. Unfortunately the guy that he reminds me most of is Greg Paulus, and we all know how his game was just swallowed up and negated by the talent in the ACC. Does anyone have a better one?

Ny hoo u nailed it. U goin to tell me because a top100 kid have two bad games u goin to stop recruiting him. That nonsense and this go back to bennett is in a dream world when it come to pg recruiting. Top pg want to run and gun. They want to go to the nba. If u have a quality player like sina lovin your program u dnt stop recruiting him. U jus dont now we back recruiting him and have to build tht trust again. I love bennett but he is not handling this right and instead of downvoting let me see how im wrong. I will love the opportunity to see wht im missing.