Recruiting Wire Vol. 1

Recruiting Wire-The Introduction
This is a very special series of articles to me. This series is inspired by a series that I do on my YouTube channel called “Big Tuesday.” It is a play on ESPN’s “Big Monday” with their college basketball coverage. I will be doing this series called “Recruiting Wire” to take the place of “Big Tuesday” because that series is moving to Wednesday on my YouTube channel. I will not only be putting out content in this series, but allowing myself to get deeper into the college basketball realm and get better content for my YouTube channel as well.

The way my old series on YouTube worked, is my partner Nick and I would go over the current Top 25 teams in the country and give our Top 5 teams, go over the best performance from the night before, and outline the best upcoming matchups in college basketball. I will be tweaking some stuff around for this series because the video format was meant for a shorter video in a subscriber sub box. Glancing over the landscape of the countries college basketball wouldn’t be that effective doing the same in a written format. I will be giving myself no word count restrictions but it will be different then the video. In the article, I will be going over the current Top 25, my Top 10 teams, the best performance from the week, an underrated player that needs more minutes, and covering the top games for the upcoming week. I won’t be taking away anything, just adding a few changes for better content for not only myself, but the YouTube community that is subscribed over there. This is just an introduction to my new series, I will be bringing you the first true article on Tuesday next week, so stay tuned. If you would like to subscribe to my YouTube channel, there will be a link underneath.
Subscribe to my YouTube channel
Sources:(YouTube.com)

Don’t forget to like, comment, subscribe, and share on your way out! 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

The 2023 Offseason is Brian Cashman's Biggest Test Yet

Image
   Now that the World Series is over five days from now the offseason begins. With that in mind, this is the biggest offseason that Brian Cashman will have in his 25-year tenure as Yankee General Manager. For the first time since 2016 the Bronx Bombers watched the postseason from their couches, and they earned that right. Amazingly, this team finished over .500, although not that far above that mark. This iteration of the Bronx Bombers finish with the same record as that 2016 team—but the feeling with this squad feels different. Following the 2016 season, there was hope of the two power bats that would usher in the “Baby Bombers,” and in that offseason, the farm system was rated in the Top 10 in all of baseball. There was almost certainty that Brian Cashman would put a championship team around Aaron Judge, Gary Sanchez, Greg Bird, and Luis Severino that would be a title contender for years to come. There was hope. And that hope almost turned into reality. Almost. But, that was then
Read more

The Question going into the Trade Deadline for the New York Yankees

  There is a crossroads in the Bronx in between River and 161 st Street right now. As New York Yankee Manager Aaron Boone likes to put it “[the season] is right in front of them.” The second half of the season is for the taking. As we move into the dog days of summer the Bronx Bombers are nine games out of the division and now a game and a half out of the AL Wild Card race following a disappointing first series in Colorado. With that, the historic starting Tampa Bay Rays have cooled off, going 3-7 before the break while showing signs of being mortal. Baltimore, who has been keeping pace with Tampa, didn’t look like a Superpower when they split against the Yankees two series before the break. The AL East is still a Spartan Training Facility with every team above .500, the Orioles holding the first Wild Card spot, and the “struggling” Boston Red Sox tied the Yankees in the Wild Card race. And unlike Robin Williams in Mrs. Doubtfire, help is not on the way. Aaron Judge’s toe is still a m
Read more

The Answer for the Mets

  As Yogi Berra would say “it’s déjà vu all over again.” Buck Showalter is an all too familiar place. The 67-year-old manager has taken a time machine back to 2012. No, he is not managing in Baltimore anymore, however that’s what it feels like the end of Showalter’s Oriole tenure in Queens right now. The Mets simply can’t get out of their own way. With Pete Alonso likely headed to the Injured List, the Mets scored 10 runs last night in Atlanta. 10 runs on the heels of back-to-back gut-wrenching losses at the hands of the team that has foiled the Mets for the better part of almost three decades, the Atlanta Braves. 10 runs with their hired ace, Justin Verlander, who was looking to put together good starts consecutively for the first time all season. The Mets looked like they were about to exercise some demons in Atlanta last night, and then, the other shoe dropped. It wasn’t good enough. Again. Last night, I wrote that the Mets season was on the line with Verlander toeing the slab. Well
Read more