October 31, 201312 yr I don't really know. GT spoke positively of him once so I started following him. Seems to know his stuff. Thanks I will follow him too.
October 31, 201312 yr He at least knows what he's talking about the majority of the time. He's pretty consistent. :thumb:
October 31, 201312 yr Chip Sylvie @IllianaAAU Final tweet for a while: I just got a text. I can confirm Devin Booker will, indeed, commit to Kentucky today at 4 pm ET
October 31, 201312 yr An Indiana-based scout (last name Kendrick) has changed his prediction for Blackmon. Previously thought UK, but now says IU.
October 31, 201312 yr An Indiana-based scout (last name Kendrick) has changed his prediction for Blackmon. Previously thought UK' date=' but now says IU.[/quote'] He's usually on point...
October 31, 201312 yr He's usually on point... Never heard of him until five minutes ago, but you're the second person who has said that.
October 31, 201312 yr Author An Indiana-based scout (last name Kendrick) has changed his prediction for Blackmon. Previously thought UK, but now says IU. @NDKendrick
October 31, 201312 yr Good buddy at work is a huge Michigan fan. He says everything he's reading from their perspective has both of them going to UK.
October 31, 201312 yr Maybe GT can chime in but this seems to be one of the stranger recruiting classes I can remember.
October 31, 201312 yr Author Maybe GT can chime in but this seems to be one of the stranger recruiting classes I can remember. How so?
October 31, 201312 yr I think one of the two is a lock and the other is a good chance but seems to have changed in the last week.
October 31, 201312 yr An Indiana-based scout (last name Kendrick) has changed his prediction for Blackmon. Previously thought UK' date=' but now says IU.[/quote'] Didn't see It on his twitter?
October 31, 201312 yr Twitter is buzzing with some last minute drama regarding James Blackmon, Jr., whom most thought was a lock for the Cats. However, N.D. Kendrick, RecruitRecon.com’s National Scouting Director has changed his predicted from Kentucky to Indiana on 247′s Crystal Ball, which is sending analysts across the country scrambling to figure out why. Kendrick rarely misses on recruits, with a 86.36 % success rate on the Crystal Ball.
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