Nas Little, SF, Florida

Andrew Slater‏ 
@ASlater247 St. John's (4 deep), Arizona, Miami, GA Tech (HC), FSU, Clemson for Nas tonight

Is he actually the best SF in the 2018 class?  That seems like a stretch

Just got offered by Ohio St.

www.zagsblog.com/2017/07/18/2018-wing-na...coaches-live-period/

 Playing with 1Family on the Adidas Gauntlet this spring, Little currently holds offers from nearly 30 schools including Oregon, Arizona, Arizona State, Kansas, Florida, Florida State, Louisville, Auburn, Clemson, Creighton, Illinois, LSU, Memphis, Mississippi State, Missouri, NC State, Oklahoma State, Pittsburgh, SMU, South Carolina, St. John’s, Stanford, among others. He has also received interest from schools such as Duke and Kentucky.

Dan McDonald‏
@DMcDonaldRivals
Best player I saw tonight? @2ez_nassie. Elite talent. Best team? @AOTBasketball. Bunch of young talent there.

Willie Evans Jr.‏
@Jr_OTRH
Nassir Little @2ez_nassie is locked in right now. HeMs defending, blocking shots, & scoring at will. @1FamilyHoops has a stud on the wing

Dan McDonald‏
@DMcDonaldRivals
Best player I saw tonight? @2ez_nassie. Elite talent. Best team? @AOTBasketball. Bunch of young talent there.

Willie Evans Jr.‏
@Jr_OTRH
Nassir Little @2ez_nassie is locked in right now. HeMs defending, blocking shots, & scoring at will. @1FamilyHoops has a stud on the wing

Certainly sounds like the kid is beyond blowing up and has totally blown up. Let's hope we can fend off the greedy, hoarding Dukes and Kentuckys of the world.

We are now the favorite according to 247's crystal ball FWIW....

Justin Young‏
@JustinDYoung
Saw a lot of great stuff yesterday at our events and Nassir Little was a bad, bad man. One of the best players I've seen this year.

Meyer -

Nassir Little is the most urgent ranking adjustment coming out of this period. Easily a top 10 prospect in 2018. Total package for a 3/4.

IMO, we need this recruitment to end within the next month or two or certainly during the early, signing period to have any chance to land Little.  If it lingers into the spring, then it'll probably be strictly a battle of the "one-and-done" schools (Kentucky, Duke, and Kansas), along with a couple of other "blue-blood" schools in Arizona and, possibly, UNC, and the "Sunshine State" schools (Florida, Florida State, and Miami). 

I believe any other schools outside of those mentioned won't stand a chance or will already have been eliminated, if this goes into April or May '18. 


NASSIR LITTLE NEEDS A BUMP

It’s quite possible that no prospect in the 2018 class is being as heavily recruited as Little. Because of his talent level and how accessible he is for coaches, he still has schools all over the country feeling like they have a shot to sign him. Head coaches from Arizona, Florida, Georgia Tech, Miami, North Carolina and Miami watched him at different point this weekend with Mike White and Josh Pastner being the regulars.

The reason he’s become such a hot recruit is simple. He’s a 6-foot-6 wing with elite athleticism and a motor that doesn’t stop. His jump shot looks as strong as it has ever been. While his handle could be an area for improvement, he’s efficient with it and has some moves in his repertoire that NBA players don’t have. Defensively, he’s locked in and he’s great on the boards. This weekend he looked like a top 10 prospect in the 2018 class.[/i]

https://basketballrecruiting.rivals.com/news/mcdonald-s-takeaways-what-we-learned-from-atlanta

IMO, we need this recruitment to end within the next month or two or certainly during the early, signing period to have any chance to land Little.  If it lingers into the spring, then it'll probably be strictly a battle of the "one-and-done" schools (Kentucky, Duke, and Kansas), along with a couple of other "blue-blood" schools in Arizona and, possibly, UNC, and the "Sunshine State" schools (Florida, Florida State, and Miami). 

I believe any other schools outside of those mentioned won't stand a chance or will already have been eliminated, if this goes into April or May '18. 


NASSIR LITTLE NEEDS A BUMP

It’s quite possible that no prospect in the 2018 class is being as heavily recruited as Little. Because of his talent level and how accessible he is for coaches, he still has schools all over the country feeling like they have a shot to sign him. Head coaches from Arizona, Florida, Georgia Tech, Miami, North Carolina and Miami watched him at different point this weekend with Mike White and Josh Pastner being the regulars.

The reason he’s become such a hot recruit is simple. He’s a 6-foot-6 wing with elite athleticism and a motor that doesn’t stop. His jump shot looks as strong as it has ever been. While his handle could be an area for improvement, he’s efficient with it and has some moves in his repertoire that NBA players don’t have. Defensively, he’s locked in and he’s great on the boards. This weekend he looked like a top 10 prospect in the 2018 class.[/i]

https://basketballrecruiting.rivals.com/news/mcdonald-s-takeaways-what-we-learned-from-atlanta

Agree Dink

Jerry Meyer‏
@jerrymeyer247
Nassir Little moves into top 10 of Top247. Jalen Smith now a five-star. Others make moves in 4-star range.

2. Which player is the most talked about among college coaches?

Dan McDonald: This one is easy. Every coach in the building, whether they were recruiting him or not, wanted to talk about Nassir Little. He's become an elite, can't-miss prospect. His strong, athletic body at 6-foot-6 combined with his overall skill-set have coaches thinking he'll be an NBA player before long. Mike White and Josh Pastner were following him around most of the weekend. Sean Miller, Chris Mullin, Roy Williams and Jim Larranaga made appearances at his games as well. Coaches talk about not only how great of a prospect he is, but also wanted to speculate on where he might end up.

https://basketballrecruiting.rivals.com/news/rivals-roundtable-second-live-period-thoughts

Can anyone spell his name right?

Quote from: mjdinkins on July 26, 2017, 05:08:10 PM

2. Which player is the most talked about among college coaches?

Dan McDonald: This one is easy. Every coach in the building, whether they were recruiting him or not, wanted to talk about Nassir Little. He's become an elite, can't-miss prospect. His strong, athletic body at 6-foot-6 combined with his overall skill-set have coaches thinking he'll be an NBA player before long. Mike White and Josh Pastner were following him around most of the weekend. Sean Miller, Chris Mullin, Roy Williams and Jim Larranaga made appearances at his games as well. Coaches talk about not only how great of a prospect he is, but also wanted to speculate on where he might end up.

https://basketballrecruiting.rivals.com/news/rivals-roundtable-second-live-period-thoughts

Can anyone spell his name right?

This is what happens. No one cares about the dream team.

https://twitter.com/coreyevans_10/status/890405703017414656

There for Little...

Little received a North Carolina offer today.

Yikes. UNC is one of those that you can't really expect to beat.

Well Matt just following Nassir's mom, I think that is a good sign...