Mercy’s father, Robert Miller, was enrolled at UH but I do not believe he was ever on the basketball roster. I’ll give you he’s a legacy, just because it is not worth arguing about.
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I want Christian Gibson a local kid already rank inside the 30’s. But Jo said he’s not a priority recruit because CKS is focusing on 5 stars and unless he strikes out on them then he’ll have to look at some four star talents.
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Master P signed as a part of the 1985 recruiting class
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Even though his dad is Hakeem who still has ties to the program?
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If we really want him I think there would be a mutual interest. At this time I don’t think he is at our level.
This story is yet to be written . . . . .
It is what it Aziz…
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Joe Young was a really good player and lived up to all expectations
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Agree Mr. Big, but Joe never, in my mind, reached the level of his dad, Michael. No question though Joe was a good player for UH.
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Not so sure Galen Robinson Jr. exceeded Sr.
It’s hard to compare a scoring and rebounding big to a pass first defensive PG, but I don’t think Jr. exceeded Sr.
Loved that CBI win over UT at the HOF
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Part of it was their body makeups - nothing like their parents and they grew up in totally different situations where the parents made it so the hunger wasn’t there plus
Galen, Sr. played during a bad era - if he played today in HS he’s a national recruit
Just not here
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Galen Sr was the more heralded but Jr was a much harder worker and contributed to a winning program. Sr was really good when he wanted to be.
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Galen’s dad played at UH?
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He had one good year here and then after his dad got fired he played very well at Oregon…bummer, but I agreed with Penders at the time.
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From 1994-1998
Went to see Galen Sr from MacArthur play against Adrian Taylor for BTW after they had both committed to UH.
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He averaged 17 & 9 his jr year. Who was the last coog to do that?
Tashawn Thomas came first to mind. 16.9 ppg as a sophomore 9.8 rebs.
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