When you watch AJ's highlights, he dominates the field. He is so obviously

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Oct 11, 2024
2:08:36pm

Hambone All-American

When you watch AJ's highlights, he dominates the field. He is so obviously

superior to his competition. Frank Jackson just looked like an agile and athletic guard with hops. Not sure why he got so much attention to be honest. Jabari was a promising forward with speed issues and plenty of room to develop. AJ is a once in a decade talent. He looks like a top 10 NBA talent.

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POLL: Bigger recruit

carlstud

Oct 11, 1:32pm

lol at the recency bias

Indy Coug

Oct 11, 1:37pm

Do you really think this? AJ seems much better to me. My take is: AJ>>>>>>> Jabari>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Frank. (BYU

HarlemCoug

Oct 11, 1:40pm

AJ is different. Better than Jabari or FJ

APowerfulY

Oct 11, 2:48pm

Jabari wasn’t #1 on either of 247’s rankings. AJ is #1 on both. It isn’t close.

DieHarder

Oct 11, 1:42pm

And that’s after he classified up a year.

scootsy

Oct 11, 2:33pm

Jabari wasn't the #1 recruit in the nation that year.

cougfanblue

Oct 11, 1:42pm

Jabari was at one point similarly hyped. But by the time commitment came, he'd fallen off a bit

krindorr

Oct 11, 4:44pm

He was the clear #1 at end of his junior year though (same as Dybantsa)

krindorr

Oct 11, 4:52pm

I don’t know if recency bias means what you think it means. Those three players are not comparable

KYU

Oct 11, 1:42pm

Jabari was awarded the national HS player of the year by two different groups. He was the 2nd pick in the NBA draft

Indy Coug

Oct 11, 1:46pm

The difference is that there is legit interest from the entire AJ family without BYU bias.

Cougar Jazz Fan

Oct 11, 2:56pm

If you think that Jabari was a bigger recruit than Dybantsa then I just don’t know what to tell you.

KYU

Oct 11, 4:12pm

“ The prized prospect from Chicago's Simeon Career Academy, one of the most highly touted recruits in years, ”

Indy Coug

Oct 11, 5:52pm

And AJ could get those awards and more as well as being likely #1 pick

SoBlueitHurts

Oct 11, 4:14pm

I'm surprised you of all people make this comment. As a data guy isn't there

MaximusMeridius

Oct 11, 1:44pm

When you watch AJ's highlights, he dominates the field. He is so obviously

Hambone

Oct 11, 2:08pm

I think they are pretty equal in terms of hype and ranking, Dybantsa is a

gww687

Oct 11, 4:07pm

lol at getting owned over and over in this thread

kalifi

Oct 11, 4:10pm

AJ is the only one who was a consensus #1

Projectoor

Oct 11, 1:39pm

Gotta go back to Shawn Bradley

Preppy

Oct 11, 1:40pm

Parker and Jackson had uneventful NBA careers and didn’t do anything noteworthy

Durden

Oct 11, 3:20pm

Jabari was also runner up for national player of the year while at Duke

krindorr

Oct 11, 4:53pm

Dybansta but Jabari was very hyped as well. Made the cover of SI and Slam.

Oct 11, 3:42pm

There have only ever been a handful of perfect 100 rated recruits, like 5

4thand19

Oct 11, 5:06pm

8 in 25 yrs: AJ Dybantsa, Cooper Flagg, Chet Holmgren, RJ Barrett, Andrew Wiggins, Greg Oden, Dwight Howard, LeBron

krindorr

Oct 11, 5:32pm

AJ is projected #1 in the draft. Wiggins was always #1 when parker was coming.

boctabulous

Oct 11, 6:01pm

Cool poll bro

Blewis15

Oct 11, 7:13pm

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