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Hagen Tyler Decommits from NKU

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Tired of reading these opinions and not saying anything.

 

Hagen had 4 D1 offers when he committed to NKU. He's a no doubt Division 1 basketball player. It's not like the NKU offer was a fluke.

 

Hagen chose to ask out of his NKU letter. It was his personal choice. If you called John Brannen or any of the staff at NKU, they would tell you they're upset he asked for his release. He would have been a major contributor there next year.

 

Hagen signed because he wanted to play for Coach Bezold. Coach Bezold is no longer there, so Hagen isn't either.

 

If you want to sit here and say Hagen isn't going to NKU because he isn't good enough then you're just being ignorant, obtuse and contrary.

 

I'll now get off my soapbox. Thanks.

 

Why campbellsville? I thought he had D1 offers?

Hagen Tyler has now heard from Gtown, Cville, UPIKE, KSU, Samford, Wofford, KWC, Stetson, Cedarville, Cumberlands, UNCA, Lipscomb, Kent St

 

I can understand maybe wanting to go to a better climate, but none of these programs are better than NKU. Maybe I'm old and conservative but I would want a place to play before I decommitted.

Why campbellsville? I thought he had D1 offers?

 

He did. Hagen chose to stay in state. I've had 3 D1 colleges call me in the last 12 hours wondering why he went to Campbellsville. He's Happy. That's all I care about.

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