'22 NJ PG - Corey Floyd (Providence)

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'22 NJ PG - Corey Floyd (Providence)

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Corey Floyd Jr. - SG
From: Roselle, NJ
School: Roselle Catholic
Travel/AAU: Team Final

Ht: 6'4"
Wt: 190

RANKINGS:
Rivals: 4 Stars, #96 in 2022
247 Sports: 4 Stars, 90 Grade, #101 in 2022, #13 CG



OFFERS:
Rhode Island
Auburn
Miami
Rutgers
Seton Hall
St. John's
Temple
UConn
Virginia Tech

https://n.rivals.com/content/prospects/ ... -jr-256211
https://247sports.com/Player/Corey-Floyd-46086130/
http://www.verbalcommits.com/players/corey-floyd-jr
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Slava Ukraini!
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Is that the son of the former Friar ???
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Yes. It will be interesting to see if Cooley offers.
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Name: Corey Floyd Jr.

Position: Combo Guard

Schools Involved: Auburn, Bryant, Miami, Rhode Island, Rutgers, Seton Hall, St. John’s, Temple, UConn, Virginia Tech.

Floyd is a combo guard prospect with decent size for the position pushing 6-foot-3 but has a strong and mature frame. The Roselle (N.J.) Catholic guard is a plus athlete for the position that shows up more in his first step, lateral quickness and change of direction than it does in above-the-rim explosiveness.

At this stage, his biggest value comes in on the defensive side of the ball thanks to his strong frame and lateral quickness, making him a plus-defender both on and off the ball. Offensively, he is at his best when attacking the rim both in the half-court and in transition. He has an impressive first-step and can use his body to get to the rim and create for others. Floyd can make shots from three but is streaky and will be an area to continue developing.
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Sounds like JT. I’ll take it.
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D-FENCE
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Seriously though, he kind of sounds more like a guy who will grow into his body like a Marcus Smart (who actually has a pretty thin frame although 220 lbs) unlike Jared who was JACKED from the moment he arrived.
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rhodyruckus wrote: 3 years ago Seriously though, he kind of sounds more like a guy who will grow into his body like a Marcus Smart (who actually has a pretty thin frame although 220 lbs) unlike Jared who was JACKED from the moment he arrived.
Jared looked like that in 9th grade :shock:
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Friars offered last Thursday.
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Lots of competition for this kid.
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He won't be coming here, huge reach for us. He may end up the best player in the state his senior year and will either stay close (SH, Rutgers) or go to a major program (including UCONN).
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Saw Floyd's Top 7 list was expected to be released on November 15th
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Final 7 - UCONN, PC, Rutgers, Florida, Miami, Auburn, Wake Forest
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rjsuperfly66 wrote: 3 years ago Final 7 - UCONN, PC, Rutgers, Florida, Miami, Auburn, Wake Forest
Koch post adds Villanova to the list. Floyd posted his commitment announcement to be made on January 14.
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His game reminds me a little of Jared Terrell. Players that start as sophomore at a program like Roselle are ones I want.
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ace wrote: 3 years ago His game reminds me a little of Jared Terrell. Players that start as sophomore at a program like Roselle are ones I want.
Wouldn't be surprised if he stays in Jersey and commits to Rutgers same as Omoruyi, Mulcahy, and Harper Jr did. Pikiell has put together an excellent team and killing it in recruiting.
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Crystal ball prediction 100% UConn, will announce 7:00 pm tonight
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Hurley strikes again. He is going to be the worst thing to happen to Friartown. They took a direct hit in the pecking order when UConn rolled in.
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This is a huge start to their '22 class. DH continues to kill it recruiting, following up after a stellar '21 class.
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Memories. Got your give Al Skinner a lot of credit for standing up for his players that night.

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bigappleram wrote: 3 years ago Hurley strikes again. He is going to be the worst thing to happen to Friartown. They took a direct hit in the pecking order when UConn rolled in.
It’s a real shame, too... I’m all torn up inside just thinking about it.
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Announced he is reclassifying to 2021 and will be on the UConn roster this fall.
Good for Hurley to have him on campus this year and working with his teammates.
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The Boneyard is freaking out.
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Ramfan22 wrote: 2 years ago
Wow, what a surprise. Was arguably the best guard in NJ. Thought he would have a big role this season.
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Paging Duane Woodward…
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His dad played for the friars. Maybe headed there?
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Problems in Storrs?
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Rhodymob05 wrote: 2 years ago Problems in Storrs?
I think it is the problem with redshirting good players - you don’t know what they can do so you have to recruit the position as if that player is not going to contribute. Next thing you know you have the team scouring the transfer portal for proven college players that play the same position. Also the extra COVID year really messed with a lot of last year’s freshmen minutes. Add to that the immediate eligibility of transfers which actually creates roster issues imho - used to be you could take on a couple transfers and stash them at the end of the bench and they were not unhappy because it was the rule. On a 13 player team you could easily have 2-3 transfers sitting out but used as practice players, and have 10-11 players competing for your 8-9 rotation spots. Now if you play 8-9 guys, instead of having 2 or 3 upset players you have 5 or 6 because you don’t have sit out transfers, so you wind up bringing in guys and having them sit a year, but no one likes to sit. Roster management is a mess these days. Seems like Floyd is a victim of that management.
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rhodylaw wrote: 2 years ago
Rhodymob05 wrote: 2 years ago Problems in Storrs?
I think it is the problem with redshirting good players - you don’t know what they can do so you have to recruit the position as if that player is not going to contribute. Next thing you know you have the team scouring the transfer portal for proven college players that play the same position. Also the extra COVID year really messed with a lot of last year’s freshmen minutes. Add to that the immediate eligibility of transfers which actually creates roster issues imho - used to be you could take on a couple transfers and stash them at the end of the bench and they were not unhappy because it was the rule. On a 13 player team you could easily have 2-3 transfers sitting out but used as practice players, and have 10-11 players competing for your 8-9 rotation spots. Now if you play 8-9 guys, instead of having 2 or 3 upset players you have 5 or 6 because you don’t have sit out transfers, so you wind up bringing in guys and having them sit a year, but no one likes to sit. Roster management is a mess these days. Seems like Floyd is a victim of that management.
Generally speaking makes a lot of sense. Situationally here though Floyd was setting up to be a big factor in the rotation. Unless Hurley has been transparent in targeting more sure thing immediate impact transfers
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Can Cooley miss twice?
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Fairfield? If this kid goes UConn to Fairfield I will eat my computer.
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STC wrote: 2 years ago Fairfield? If this kid goes UConn to Fairfield I will eat my computer.
Seriously.

These lists that say are receiving interest from or have heard from are quite different than they are interested in
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Committed to PC per his twitter account.
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Yup. Rothstein just tweeted that Floyd told him he was Providence bound.
Cooley doin the work.