Isaac is a talented, highly rated LDS kid who wanted to go to BYU. I trust that

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May 7, 2024
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Isaac Davis could be the next Tai Wesley. I think we will regret this.

byulover

May 7, 8:55pm

Do you trust KY or not?

Baron

May 7, 8:56pm

We have no history to base trust on or not.

ochobeeguy

May 7, 8:57pm

Neither do you on Isaac Davis, so who do you trust more?

Baron

May 7, 8:58pm

more of us have followed Isaac Davis a lot more closely the past few years than

cwilke1

May 7, 9:01pm

So you know more than Kevin Young? I am not sure how that supports the point.

Baron

May 7, 9:01pm

You must be right, he is infallible.

ochobeeguy

May 7, 9:03pm

I’m asking who you trust more? Not is he infallible

Baron

May 7, 9:12pm

You gave the ultimatum of do you trust him or not. I said I don't know.

ochobeeguy

May 7, 9:22pm

they are not playing a one-on-one match here or even coaching against each other

cwilke1

May 7, 9:05pm

I have a sentimental connection to BYUs coach not an Aggie recruit.

Baron

May 7, 9:11pm

I hope he can do a lot of Booker name-dropping in the next few weeks, it seems

cwilke1

May 7, 9:19pm

You’ve followed his dad, on cougar board. Very few of you actually know who

CougBlue94

May 7, 9:34pm

Isaac is a talented, highly rated LDS kid who wanted to go to BYU. I trust that

CouginCottonwood

May 7, 10:07pm

Do you think KY understands how his talent would be used on the team?

Baron

May 8, 6:36am

Have you seen any of his highlight videos? Remember how many times his game has

CouginCottonwood

May 8, 3:44pm

Ask the coach who knows basketball more than you

Baron

May 8, 4:10pm

We'll see if this ends up being a mistake or not

CouginCottonwood

May 8, 4:31pm

Correct me if I'm wrong, but we don't even know yet, nor probably ever will,

AF_Puma

May 8, 6:32am

He could be very good and I hope he is. That still wouldn't mean it was a bad decision.

kccougar

May 7, 8:58pm

But when he does well, we will all second guess the decision.

mudpupper

May 7, 8:59pm

Depends on who KY brings in

cougaman

May 7, 9:03pm

Be real. This is CB. We will find a way to second guess the decision regardless.

BoiseBlueCoug

May 7, 9:25pm

If he is very good, it will have clearly been a bad decision.

Plato

May 7, 9:06pm

You can't judge prospective decisions retrospectively. You can make a proper decision and have it turn

shimmy

May 7, 9:23pm

You don't make a final judgment after all the facts are known? Come on

Plato

May 7, 9:35pm

Have you ever heard the phrase "hindsight is 20/20"? You judge a decision based on the facts available at the time.

shimmy

May 7, 9:53pm

One of the most non sensical things I have read on this board.

kimdaddy35

May 7, 9:47pm

I'm not surprised you think that way.

shimmy

May 7, 9:52pm

I'm sure you are not. Because it is the way most people think.

kimdaddy35

May 8, 5:57pm

We don’t know who we are replacing him with??

cougfan03

May 7, 9:24pm

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Plato

May 7, 9:36pm

Not if he doesn't fit the system. That is like saying we wiffed on an Air Force

Fdnman

May 8, 6:02am

Yep. Being good in the USU system may be very different than being good in KY's system.

Soupie

May 7, 9:26pm

Hopefully not another Merrill situation

Dr T-bone

May 7, 9:10pm

My usu booster friend said Merrill was always going to be an Aggie

BYU '80

May 7, 9:12pm

Maybe, just maybe, there is more to the story we aren’t privy to. Sounds like

oryguncoug

May 7, 9:16pm

just maybe huh

jwf

May 7, 9:52pm

Isaac is my favorite recruit other than Chandler in the last 5 years at BYU.

kimdaddy35

May 7, 9:43pm

I don't. I trust KY. I'm stoked for this year.

westsidecoug

May 7, 10:00pm

He's who I thought of immediately, too. I think his upside's better than Tai's. Isaac's a more powerful athlete.

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