ZAGSBLOG: Tyshawn Taylor Q & A

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April 10, 2008

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Zag--

Great work on getting the Taylor Q&A before Marquette's coach comes into town.

The comments over the last week have certainly been up and down. Considering Taylor said he had a better relationship with Williams then Crean it seems all the more strange to read his, and Coach Hurley's, comments from late last week.

Sounds like they are giving Williams the first at-bat and if he can't connect then come Monday, Taylor will start looking at other schools.

Thanks, George. And yes that about sums it up. Will be interesting to see what they say tomorrow.

What a joke this Big East rule is prohibiting a commit from changing to another BE school! I agree with the previous poster that bemoaned this antiquated and foolish rule. This conference is so big and geographically spread-out, how on earth can BE Commissioner Tranghese justify prohibiting a NY/NJ local kid from switching to a Syracuse, RU, SHU, SJU, 'Nova, etc., etc. when the coach from Timbuktu, Wisconsin leaves?! Just ridiculous.

Marquette granted releases to two guards tonight - Nick Williams and Scott Christopherson (freshman SG).

Interesting timing, eh

1oldshu -- I agree that the rule is odd, but I hardly think of Milwaukee as "Timbuktu." :)

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Adam Zagoria is a staff writer at the Herald News in West Paterson, NJ, where he covers college and prep basketball, football and baseball, as well as the U.S. Open tennis tournament. His articles have appeared in ESPN The Magazine, SLAM and Sports Illustrated. Adam is the author of two books, including "She's Got Handle," called one of the top sports books of 2001 by The New York Times. His most recent book, "ULTIMATE - The First Four Decades" documents the colorful history of Ultimate Frisbee and was featured on ESPN's "Cold Pizza" and in Sports Illustrated and The New York Times. Adam lives in Manhattan with his wife, Jennifer, their daughter, Grace Daisy, and their dog, Jazz.

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