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Taylor Currie is a very fluid, versatile 4 that stretches the floor. Here are his HS rankings when he committed to Wisconsin. He also had offers from Michigan and Xavier. Some of his highlights from 2017. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Garvin is going to be a true freshman, and has been turning heads for the past year or 2. Multiple Cleveland-area articles on his rise. Here are his recruiting rankings according to 247Sports. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ When Groce was at O-Who, he ran a guard-based, athletic front court system. His "bigs" were more stretch 4s, and his guards were all combo guards. Kellogg & Cooper ran the back court, Keely & Baltic ran the front court; that system got them 3 tourney wins. That is what this team is starting to look like. Athleticism at each position, and matchup nightmares. These 2 guys fit the mold perfectly I think.

I know it was only a day, but about damn time! LOL.

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS!!!!!!!

FWIW, Mikal Dawson "Liked" this tweet.

I'm very excited for both of these Zips. An excellent start to the recruiting class.

I know a lot of guys at BW-3s who weigh 240 pounds and played HS football....doesn't mean any of them are "playable". There's gotta be a reason after 10 games that a player on this team isn't getting PT, and it ain't a conspiracy by the coaching staff against the guy......

If a bigger better school looks at his choices in hiring coaches, he doesn't have a prayer.

Coach Embick has taken the zips to 3 college cups in the past 4 years. He was never voted coach of the year in the MAC during his first 6 years. Long overdue award....

At the risk of dating myself, your definition of a "combo guard" used to be the definition of a "guard".

Just saw Zips press release indicating both have signed their NLI.

Daniel Strachan deserves to be on MAC First Team. If you think otherwise, you are not watching the matches.

So they can squeeze a few more .500 P5 teams in? Unlike college football where half the teams are eliminated from competing for a national title before the season even begins, every team in college basketball actually has a path to a national title. Besides it was only 1 1/2 years ago that a 16 seed knocked off a 1.

If you need a good laugh, please click on this ABJ's University of Akron men's basketball scouting box.