People were saying the same thing about Darrick Wood. You never know, some people have the work ethic to improve & become big east caliber players. I'm not saying he will but it doesn't hurt to show some interest
Wood isn't a BE player yet. He has potential and athleticism like Paris Horne. Suber is completely different. He's a good kid but he'd be better suited for the MAAC and maybe top out at CAA.
Dave is right. Wood needs to sure up his shot and gain some weight. He has phenomenal length and absolutely elite athleticism though. THose things you can't teach. Loves to get out on the break. Needs a bit more control with the ball in his hands making good decisions, but a year at Bridgton should help that quite a bit. He's still a top 100 kid with a lot of upside from what I've seen.
Not many are ready for this league right away. I've never even heard of him until the other day so I cant comment on his play but my point is that people improve. The big east probably is a stretch for him but you can never count out the determination & heart of somebody
You can however determine how some guys will physically destroy other guys. It's hard to count anyone out especially when you're thinking like a fan but reality is that some guys belong while others don't. Now there are cases where guys who don't belong wind up being better players in the end because they were able to blossom in an environment that was suitable for them. It's the beauty of college sports.
ie: Freshman Sean Grennan of Seton Hall is a damn good basketball player. He can shoot the ball as good as anyone out there and has insane amount of confidence that he can beat anyone. I love the kid to pieces however he's a few inches short for the 2 and a few steps too slow defensively for Big East. If he drops down to NEC he could be All-League player there where as Seton Hall he may never see the floor become frustrated and transfer.