Jared Stutzman
Posted: April 11th, 2016, 1:23 pm
Jared Stutzman has returned from his mission and is being recruited by: Utah, Utah State, UVU, SUU, Santa Clara, Oregon.
He does dunk a lot which is great but he looks to be much bigger than most of the kids he is playing against and doesn't have anyone to go over or around that could be a problem. His shooting form isn't that great, sure he is making them in the highlight video but I'd like to know his %. Also, again the competition he is going against isn't going to bother his shot like a MW level defender would. I hope he ends up being great since I know his family I just don't see him being a star on a good USU team.hipsterdoofus21 wrote:[youtube][/youtube]
After watching this highlight video I've decided I want Jared to be an Aggie. I was under the impression he was just a spot up shooter but he's a lot more athletic than I was thinking and looks able and willing to get to the hoop. Seems to have good speed and can really jump. He reminds me somewhat of Jardine in high school in how quick he gets off the floor and how he looks to dunk it as often as possible instead of settling for layups. We need more players with that kind of aggression.
He actually had really good stats.Coloraggie wrote:He does dunk a lot which is great but he looks to be much bigger than most of the kids he is playing against and doesn't have anyone to go over or around that could be a problem. His shooting form isn't that great, sure he is making them in the highlight video but I'd like to know his %. Also, again the competition he is going against isn't going to bother his shot like a MW level defender would. I hope he ends up being great since I know his family I just don't see him being a star on a good USU team.hipsterdoofus21 wrote:[youtube][/youtube]
After watching this highlight video I've decided I want Jared to be an Aggie. I was under the impression he was just a spot up shooter but he's a lot more athletic than I was thinking and looks able and willing to get to the hoop. Seems to have good speed and can really jump. He reminds me somewhat of Jardine in high school in how quick he gets off the floor and how he looks to dunk it as often as possible instead of settling for layups. We need more players with that kind of aggression.
If Lynn Lloyd was his AAU coach then he would have played with Sam Merrill and Breckott Chapmanswishh_15 wrote:This page pretty much answers any questions about him. He is definitely available to play next season. His AAU coach also called him the best shooter he's ever had in his program.
http://www.jaredstutzman2016.com/
He did someDonman wrote:If Lynn Lloyd was his AAU coach then he would have played with Sam Merrill and Breckott Chapmanswishh_15 wrote:This page pretty much answers any questions about him. He is definitely available to play next season. His AAU coach also called him the best shooter he's ever had in his program.
http://www.jaredstutzman2016.com/
Meh, Spencer Nelson, Brady jardine and jaycee Carroll didn't play against great competition either. My question is why do most programs and even this kids local high school radio station have guys so much better and more understandable than the blabbering hyena Al Lewis?Coloraggie wrote:He does dunk a lot which is great but he looks to be much bigger than most of the kids he is playing against and doesn't have anyone to go over or around that could be a problem. His shooting form isn't that great, sure he is making them in the highlight video but I'd like to know his %. Also, again the competition he is going against isn't going to bother his shot like a MW level defender would. I hope he ends up being great since I know his family I just don't see him being a star on a good USU team.hipsterdoofus21 wrote:[youtube][/youtube]
After watching this highlight video I've decided I want Jared to be an Aggie. I was under the impression he was just a spot up shooter but he's a lot more athletic than I was thinking and looks able and willing to get to the hoop. Seems to have good speed and can really jump. He reminds me somewhat of Jardine in high school in how quick he gets off the floor and how he looks to dunk it as often as possible instead of settling for layups. We need more players with that kind of aggression.
Brady Jardine and then Mitch Bruneel. And almost Steve Cobbley.AngusAg wrote:We can always use another kid from Idaho. Who was our last one? Nelson? Yeah, its time for another one. Watching the video, looks like he'd bring a cheering section with him that would help beef up the Hurd.
You never know, I remember a kid a lot of schools passed on because his high school competition wasn't that great, what was his name? ............Oh yea Jaycee Carrol. I'm not saying he will pan out, and I don't think one should use that Line of thinking to sign under rated kids, however in this instance I don't mind it for the following reasons:Coloraggie wrote:He does dunk a lot which is great but he looks to be much bigger than most of the kids he is playing against and doesn't have anyone to go over or around that could be a problem. His shooting form isn't that great, sure he is making them in the highlight video but I'd like to know his %. Also, again the competition he is going against isn't going to bother his shot like a MW level defender would. I hope he ends up being great since I know his family I just don't see him being a star on a good USU team.hipsterdoofus21 wrote:[youtube][/youtube]
After watching this highlight video I've decided I want Jared to be an Aggie. I was under the impression he was just a spot up shooter but he's a lot more athletic than I was thinking and looks able and willing to get to the hoop. Seems to have good speed and can really jump. He reminds me somewhat of Jardine in high school in how quick he gets off the floor and how he looks to dunk it as often as possible instead of settling for layups. We need more players with that kind of aggression.
TF, has your youngest picked where he is going to college yet? I think you had told me at one point that he was the best of your kids, which would be pretty good. I know when he was young he had his sites set higher than USU but did that ever pan out?TFBruin wrote:I think this would be a good get. My youngest played against Jared for several years and beat his #1 rated team Bonneville in the semi finals of the state tournament in overtime. Twin went on to win the state title that year. It was definitely the best game of the state tournament. He can definitely shoot, has decent size and can handle the ball. I really think USU has to go after this type of kid that may fly under the radar because of where they played. I was really surprised that Jared chose San Fransico. I think USU would be a great fit.
How tall is he?Coloraggie wrote:TF, has your youngest picked where he is going to college yet? I think you had told me at one point that he was the best of your kids, which would be pretty good. I know when he was young he had his sites set higher than USU but did that ever pan out?TFBruin wrote:I think this would be a good get. My youngest played against Jared for several years and beat his #1 rated team Bonneville in the semi finals of the state tournament in overtime. Twin went on to win the state title that year. It was definitely the best game of the state tournament. He can definitely shoot, has decent size and can handle the ball. I really think USU has to go after this type of kid that may fly under the radar because of where they played. I was really surprised that Jared chose San Fransico. I think USU would be a great fit.
Why would he need to go to a JC to prove himself when he's already got offers from D1 schools?TFBruin wrote:He was a real late bloomer. Only 6'4" 170lbs in high school. Still young turns 20 this month will be home in June. He will have to go somewhere and prove himself at a JC because he has changed. Now 6'6" 210.
I've seen Jared play quite a bit. Good player that loves basketball. I hope they get him.
Ah yes, sorry. I see that now.TFBruin wrote:Sorry that was about my youngest.
Hopefully he will prove himself and then we can have another Jardine on the team. He would be a fan favorite before stepping onto the court.TFBruin wrote:My youngest was a real late bloomer. Only 6'4" 170lbs in high school. Still young turns 20 this month will be home in June. He will have to go somewhere and prove himself at a JC because he has changed. Now 6'6" 210.
About Jared.
I've seen Jared play quite a bit. Good player that loves basketball. I hope they get him.
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So are we getting beat out by UVU now for recruits or are we one of the wait on other offers schools?antibluehair wrote:I think UVU is the front runner right now but other schools could jump in if they miss on other guys.
Given our active recruitment of other wings going on in this current class I would guess we're maybe a wait and see school right now.nswaggie wrote:So are we getting beat out by UVU now for recruits or are we one of the wait on other offers schools?antibluehair wrote:I think UVU is the front runner right now but other schools could jump in if they miss on other guys.
Which means we'll end up with none of Clyburn, Washington, or Stutzman.swishh_15 wrote:Given our active recruitment of other wings going on in this current class I would guess we're maybe a wait and see school right now.nswaggie wrote:So are we getting beat out by UVU now for recruits or are we one of the wait on other offers schools?antibluehair wrote:I think UVU is the front runner right now but other schools could jump in if they miss on other guys.