uofihawkInation
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Woodbury has an unofficial visit set for Sunday's game (today) at CHA. Hopefully Hawks can make it exciting and leave a good first impression.
Adam Woodbury Unofficial Visit
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He's been to a couple games this year (pre-B10). So we missed out on the first impression but he'll be able to see the impact Fran has had on the crowd and team.
I wouldn't be shocked if Woodbury commits sooner than later.
DeputyHawk
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Never seen this guy. Does he have any weight to him or is he an Erik Hansen type?
HawkeyeShane
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EH wouldn't be a bad comparison right now, but he seems to have a slightly bigger frame to work with going forward.
DeputyHawk
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Thanks Shane!
HawkeyeShane
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Anytime, DH!
HAWKEYESTATE4ever
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He will be a Hawk, unfortunately. 
Here is my take on him, FWIW.
http://www.hawkeyenation.com/forum/...by-woodbury-fran-wells-fargo-arena-today.html
Here is my take on him, FWIW.
http://www.hawkeyenation.com/forum/...by-woodbury-fran-wells-fargo-arena-today.html
PatrickAdamovicz
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I don't worry so much on how a kid looks during a high school game. Many times they are the focus of the opposing team so much that it's hard for them to dominate. Where on the AAU circuit, teams can't focus solely on a player like Adam, because there are way to many good players on the floor that can make the opposing team pay.
I went to Jeff Horner's final game in the state tournament against Ankeny and if you'd never had seen Jeff play, you'd thought he wasn't that great of a player. They constantly doubled him and got the ball out of his hands. Jeff's teammates couldn't do enough to pull Mason City through and Ankeny wound up with the upset. From that point forward I took these high school games with a grain of salt as I don't believe it illustrates how good the players like Horner on that day or Woodbury, Ogelsby, etc. are.
I went to Jeff Horner's final game in the state tournament against Ankeny and if you'd never had seen Jeff play, you'd thought he wasn't that great of a player. They constantly doubled him and got the ball out of his hands. Jeff's teammates couldn't do enough to pull Mason City through and Ankeny wound up with the upset. From that point forward I took these high school games with a grain of salt as I don't believe it illustrates how good the players like Horner on that day or Woodbury, Ogelsby, etc. are.
