Apparently, he may be even better than I thought:

May 5, 2010


MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Charles Carmouche (car - MOOSH), a 6-foot-2 guard from New Orleans, La., is transferring to the University of Memphis basketball program from the University of New Orleans, Tigers head coach Josh Pastner announced Wednesday.

Carmouche, a rising junior with two years of eligibility remaining, can play immediately for Memphis as a result of New Orleans moving from NCAA Division I to Division III in athletics for the 2010-11 academic year.

"Charles loves to compete and wants to be around winning," said Pastner. "Charles is eligible to play immediately, and having already played two years at the Division I level, he is a veteran whose experience should help the young squad we'll have entering next season. Charles has had some great games against high-major opponents in his career at New Orleans, and we are excited about what he adds to our program."

The Privateers' second-leading scorer at 12.6 ppg last year, Carmouche was the squad's leading rebounder at 4.8 rpg from his guard spot. He also led New Orleans in minutes played (972; 33.5 mpg) and steals (42). He shot 39.7 percent from the field, 35.2 percent from the three-point line and 61.3 percent from the charity stripe.

(05-09-2010 11:16 PM)mjs Wrote:  Apparently, he may be even better than I thought:

May 5, 2010


MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Charles Carmouche (car - MOOSH), a 6-foot-2 guard from New Orleans, La., is transferring to the University of Memphis basketball program from the University of New Orleans, Tigers head coach Josh Pastner announced Wednesday.

Carmouche, a rising junior with two years of eligibility remaining, can play immediately for Memphis as a result of New Orleans moving from NCAA Division I to Division III in athletics for the 2010-11 academic year.

"Charles loves to compete and wants to be around winning," said Pastner. "Charles is eligible to play immediately, and having already played two years at the Division I level, he is a veteran whose experience should help the young squad we'll have entering next season. Charles has had some great games against high-major opponents in his career at New Orleans, and we are excited about what he adds to our program."

The Privateers' second-leading scorer at 12.6 ppg last year, Carmouche was the squad's leading rebounder at 4.8 rpg from his guard spot. He also led New Orleans in minutes played (972; 33.5 mpg) and steals (42). He shot 39.7 percent from the field, 35.2 percent from the three-point line and 61.3 percent from the charity stripe.

MJS- When does the Spring Signing period end? I think it is sometime around mid May.

(05-10-2010 08:47 AM)PTJR Wrote:  

(05-09-2010 11:16 PM)mjs Wrote:  Apparently, he may be even better than I thought:

May 5, 2010


MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Charles Carmouche (car - MOOSH), a 6-foot-2 guard from New Orleans, La., is transferring to the University of Memphis basketball program from the University of New Orleans, Tigers head coach Josh Pastner announced Wednesday.

Carmouche, a rising junior with two years of eligibility remaining, can play immediately for Memphis as a result of New Orleans moving from NCAA Division I to Division III in athletics for the 2010-11 academic year.

"Charles loves to compete and wants to be around winning," said Pastner. "Charles is eligible to play immediately, and having already played two years at the Division I level, he is a veteran whose experience should help the young squad we'll have entering next season. Charles has had some great games against high-major opponents in his career at New Orleans, and we are excited about what he adds to our program."

The Privateers' second-leading scorer at 12.6 ppg last year, Carmouche was the squad's leading rebounder at 4.8 rpg from his guard spot. He also led New Orleans in minutes played (972; 33.5 mpg) and steals (42). He shot 39.7 percent from the field, 35.2 percent from the three-point line and 61.3 percent from the charity stripe.

MJS- When does the Spring Signing period end? I think it is sometime around mid May.

I thought it was May 17th.