'12 WV (NAIA) C David Nyarsuk (Commit)

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I read somewhere that dave's process of become a student of uc should be completed by the 27th of august and that is today, any word on how that went?
 
I read somewhere that dave's process of become a student of uc should be completed by the 27th of august and that is today, any word on how that went?

Announcement should be made anytime now with classes starting Monday. Should be no problems.
 
Based on the assessments of UC coach Mick Cronin and associate head coach Larry Davis, David Nyarsuk – UC’s new 7-foot-1 center- is more agile and potentially more productive than any of the Bearcats’ past seven-footers – Marty Dow, Mike Reicheneker and Biggie McClain, none of whom saw extensive playing time at UC.

“He plays really hard,” Davis said of Nyarsuk. “He’s a shot blocker. He runs the floor very well. He goes and gets rebounds. He can pass the ball. He’s not a black hole when he catches it. He can pass the ball high-low. He’s got a feel for how to play that a lot of times the Africans don’t have. The biggest thing is he battles and plays really hard.”

Said Cronin: “He’s very competitive. The one thing impresses me the most is his ability to play 35 minutes a game. You just don’t see that. That tells you he’s competitive. He can really run. He can obviously play when he’s tired.”

Dow was part of Tony Yates’ recruiting class that included Levertis Robinson, Lou Banks and Keith Starks. He stayed at UC for only one year before transferring after the 1986-87 season

Reicheneker was a junior college transfer who played on UC’s 1990-91 team and the 1992 Final Four team.

McClain was a Mick Cronin recruit who played at UC from 2008-11.

http://cincinnati.com/blogs/uc/2012/08/27/nyarsuk-appears-more-skilled-than-ucs-past-7-footers/
 
He's more nimble and less stiff than other bigs we've had. I worry about his strength, but if he's been working on that this summer and keeps at it; he should be a damn good fit for this team. They better make a run this year.
I don't know if we have a decent PG on this team the following season.
With the depth, talent in the back court and the length in the front, no excuse if they lose in the first weekend.
 
He's more nimble and less stiff than other bigs we've had. I worry about his strength, but if he's been working on that this summer and keeps at it; he should be a damn good fit for this team. They better make a run this year.
I don't know if we have a decent PG on this team the following season.
With the depth, talent in the back court and the length in the front, no excuse if they lose in the first weekend.

I think the team will be expecting to get out of the SECOND weekend. Whether or not that is realistic will come down to how well the big's develop, staying healthy and the matchups that are presented to them in the sweet sixteen and elite eight rounds.
 
I think the team will be expecting to get out of the SECOND weekend. Whether or not that is realistic will come down to how well the big's develop, staying healthy and the matchups that are presented to them in the sweet sixteen and elite eight rounds.

Our team isn't even ranked in the preseason top 25, I think they need to prove themselves a little before we make accusations about the big dance, I don't think any body has cincy in their final four (which is past the second weekend) right now....
 
Our team isn't even ranked in the preseason top 25, I think they need to prove themselves a little before we make accusations about the big dance, I don't think any body has cincy in their final four (which is past the second weekend) right now....

Our team was undervalued most of last season and I don't believe they cracked the top 25 after their early ranking till very late in the season. In spite of having the most wins in the country against top 25 teams. There is a built in bias in the polls. Everybody knows this.
 
Our team isn't even ranked in the preseason top 25, I think they need to prove themselves a little before we make accusations about the big dance, I don't think any body has cincy in their final four (which is past the second weekend) right now....

i dont see anything wrong with making those predictions. the national media looks at UC as losing Gates and having no player on the roster capable of reproducing his stats. also, the national media doesnt build in team chemistry into their pre-season expectations. if there is one thing this team has going for it- it is that there is a great vibe amongst them and that they all have bought into bearcat basketball and going all out every play. i think we are going to see a special team this year.
 
Our team isn't even ranked in the preseason top 25, I think they need to prove themselves a little before we make accusations about the big dance, I don't think any body has cincy in their final four (which is past the second weekend) right now....

Cincinnati has been ranked by multiple publications for next season.
 
I maintain... if those three things I listed occur: 1) Stay healthy 2) Productive big's rotation and 3) Decent matchups in March this team has every reason to BELIEVE it can do what no team has done since '92. And it should be pointed out the '92 team had the luxury of #3 also. I'm not saying they wouldn't have made the Final Four without the same matchups but the cards definitely fell right that year.
 
Jon Rothstein‏@JonRothstein

David Nyarsuk is going to have an impact for Cincinnati. 7-footer will play minutes 4 the Bearcats. Will protect the rim , finish in paint.
 
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