Seton Hall Recruiting

2017 PG Nojel Eastern (Evanston HS/@nikemeanstreets) offered by Seton Hall on Wednesday @HWHoopsCentral

— Sean Connor (@srchoops) February 19, 2015

Adding to Seton Hall's list of recruiting targets from Illinois, the Hall offered sophomore point guard Nojel Eastern of Evanston, Ill. and MeanStreets (AAU) last night. It's a little too early for rankings to be accurate, but Eastern is a four-star prospect according to Rivals and 247Sports has him as a top-100 recruit. Eastern already held offers from UNLV, Purdue, Illinois and Bradley, which he picked up since last summer. Here are some of his highlights from the USA Development Camp.

BREAKING --- Arizona transfer Craig Victor has committed to LSU, sources told @CBSSports. Story coming.

— Jon Rothstein (@JonRothstein) January 9, 2015

That may have been the shortest recruiting battle in Seton Hall history. Arizona forward transfer Craig Victor, a New Orleans native, has transferred back home to LSU. It was reported that Isaiah Whitehead was trying to recruit him to South Orange.

ESPN #13 Isaiah Briscoe has cut his list to 3 schools. Saint John's , UCONN, and Kentucky . Story with quotes on @ESPNRNHoops

— Paul Biancardi (@PaulBiancardi) October 25, 2014

It's officially official. Isaiah Briscoe has eliminated Seton Hall, Rutgers, and Missouri from his list. St. John's, the local choice, will battle juggernauts in UConn and Kentucky for the star point guard's services next season.

I'm Baaaaaaaaaack 

A video posted by Isaiah Briscoe (@zaaay_) on Oct 10, 2014 at 7:58pm PDT

With Isaiah Briscoe on the verge of cutting his list to three, and Seton Hall not expected to be on that list, what do you think of Isaiah's presence on Seton Hall's campus last night?

Seton Hall has also made it very clear they want Cardozo's Rashond Salnave and have been recruiting him the longest and hardest!

— ron naclerio (@CoachRNaclerio) October 21, 2014

2016 Cardozo (N.Y.) guard Rashond Salnave picked up an offer from St. John's this morning, but his head coach then tweeted an interesting bit minutes later. Salnave visited Seton Hall's campus for their Midnight Madness event earlier this month.

2016 guard Ray Salnave of Cardozo HS will visit Seton Hall University later today.

— The Basketball Diary (@TheBBallDiary) October 2, 2014

The Benjamin Cardozo (N.Y.) guard has picked up offers from the likes of DePaul, Dayton, Manhattan, Fordham, and Saint Peter's since January. 2016 forward Mamadou Ndiaye (BMore's Finest/Oakland Mills, Md.) is the first confirmed visitor for Seton Hall's Midnight Madness tomorrow night.

Seton Hall & Rice offered 2017 PF Mohammed Bamba of Westtown (PA).

— Alex Kline (@TheRecruitScoop) October 1, 2014

Mohammed Bamba plays his AAU ball for PSA Cardinals, formerly known as Team SCAN. He holds offers from James Madison, Yale, Temple, Penn State, and Rice. Bamba's scouting report from City of Basketball Love: Bamba is a skinny but incredibly long low-post player. He makes his biggest impact on the defensive end, where he is almost always in position to block and alter shots. He has very good feet, which makes him very adept at defending the pick-and-roll as well. Runs the floor very well. Offensively, almost all of his points come from near the rim. He has very good hands, and finishes well around the basket. Can finish above the rim. He definitely needs to add some weight to his frame, and should work on developing more of a back-to-the-basket game. At this point, he looks like he will develop into a high-major recruit. –July 15, 2014

2015 (IL) PF Myles Carter tells me that Seton Hall is expressing lots of interest and that he really like the school.

— Mike Richardson (@RichardsonHoops) September 28, 2014

Seton Hall's second post forward recruiting target has emerged since Chris Silva committed to South Carolina. Myles Carter joins junior college forward DeShawn Freeman of Hutchinson C.C. (Kan.), who Seton Hall's staff is scheduled to watch tomorrow. Myles Carter, who plays at St. Rita High School in Chicago, has claimed offers from Xavier, Providence, Memphis, DePaul, and others.