Courtesy of the USF SID Office

USF Basketball Signs 6-9 Power Forward


(April 28, 2005) Tampa, Fla. -- Brandon Stores, a 6-9, 220-pound power forward at Cincinnati Christian Center Academy, has signed a national letter of intent to play for the University of South Florida, USF head coach Robert McCullum announced today.



Stores averaged 19.5 points, 12.7 rebounds and 5.2 blocks in his 2004-05 season, helping Christian Center Academy to a 30-4 record and a second place finish in the National Prep School Tournament.



In addition to playing for the Pittsburgh Jots AAU Team, Stores was the MVP for the Western Pennsylvania All-Stars in a game with the Eastern USA All-Stars.



Prior to playing for Christian Center Academy, Stores attended Warren G. Harding High School in Warren, Ohio.



Georgia, New Mexico State, Providence and Temple had also recruited Stores. He joins

Davis Sills, a 6-1 guard, Chris Howard, a 6-2 guard, Zaronn Cann, a 6-6 forward and McHugh Mattis, a 6-6 guard/forward in USF’s 2005 Recruiting Class

you could sign Lebron James and he wouldn't help that ****** you have down there.

He was a docommit from NM State.


That should help your cause in the Big East. :rolleyes:

We added a 6-10 guy from Lithuania by way of Oak Hill Academy and The Cardinal Gibbons School in Baltimore. Your point is? I don't see how your BE ties gained you anything in this case.

This needs to be deleted and added to the Big East board.

Nice hoops pickup though.

WELL LAH-DEE-FREAKIN'-DAH!

Ty-Bull Wrote:Courtesy of the USF SID Office

USF Basketball Signs 6-9 Power Forward


(April 28, 2005) Tampa, Fla. -- Brandon Stores, a 6-9, 220-pound power forward at Cincinnati Christian Center Academy, has signed a national letter of intent to play for the University of South Florida, USF head coach Robert McCullum announced today.



Stores averaged 19.5 points, 12.7 rebounds and 5.2 blocks in his 2004-05 season, helping Christian Center Academy to a 30-4 record and a second place finish in the National Prep School Tournament.



In addition to playing for the Pittsburgh Jots AAU Team, Stores was the MVP for the Western Pennsylvania All-Stars in a game with the Eastern USA All-Stars.



Prior to playing for Christian Center Academy, Stores attended Warren G. Harding High School in Warren, Ohio.



Georgia, New Mexico State, Providence and Temple had also recruited Stores. He joins

Davis Sills, a 6-1 guard, Chris Howard, a 6-2 guard, Zaronn Cann, a 6-6 forward and McHugh Mattis, a 6-6 guard/forward in USF’s 2005 Recruiting Class

Congratulations man ... :stupid: Ur probably gonna need him (LOL).

After all, you've barely made the C-USA tournament with 14 teams. Good luck making the Big East's ... they've got 16 teams :ecu: .

You're on the wrong board.

Please for the love of God move this to the smack board.

Go UAB!

Sounds like good news around Tampa must be pretty scarce to confront with this kind of news...

I'm not sure it classifies as smack, though..

It sounds like they're smacking themselves..

I am waiting for the biggest benefit of the NCUSA. No more USF. I can't wait.

Why the hell did you post that in here...Nobody cares what the Big East has done for you. I mean c'mon you have a Big East forum to post all your pro big east sh!t. By the way congrats on siging the kid. Hope he helps your program.

Ty-Bull Wrote:Courtesy of the USF SID Office

USF Basketball Signs 6-9 Power Forward


(April 28, 2005) Tampa, Fla. -- Brandon Stores, a 6-9, 220-pound power forward at Cincinnati Christian Center Academy, has signed a national letter of intent to play for the University of South Florida, USF head coach Robert McCullum announced today.



Stores averaged 19.5 points, 12.7 rebounds and 5.2 blocks in his 2004-05 season, helping Christian Center Academy to a 30-4 record and a second place finish in the National Prep School Tournament.



In addition to playing for the Pittsburgh Jots AAU Team, Stores was the MVP for the Western Pennsylvania All-Stars in a game with the Eastern USA All-Stars.



Prior to playing for Christian Center Academy, Stores attended Warren G. Harding High School in Warren, Ohio.



Georgia, New Mexico State, Providence and Temple had also recruited Stores. He joins

Davis Sills, a 6-1 guard, Chris Howard, a 6-2 guard, Zaronn Cann, a 6-6 forward and McHugh Mattis, a 6-6 guard/forward in USF’s 2005 Recruiting Class

Congratulation Bulls, and welcome to last place!

JerryTheRaceCarDriver Wrote:WELL LAH-DEE-FREAKIN'-DAH!

Now that's funny!!! Nice post dude!!!!! Got me to laugh out loud!!! :D

He'll help continue the strong tradition at USF, the rabid fan base, and add to the already numerous NCAA appearanaces and conference titles.

Oh, wait......

You're catching up to UCF faster than we thought!

Best wishes for the future.


Hopefully that future will include a UCF vs. USF game. If not all we have to go on is UCFs post season record vs. USFs and a scrimmage where all rumors point to UCF dominating you guys...

In fact, after that scrimmage - UCF was considering renaming the team to the Golden Bus drivers...because we took you to school!

They have to recruit kids fron New Jersey. First, they are used to the slums, so USF will seem at home and also, the kid has not seen USF, being so far away. Knowing how their coaching staff works, they probably showed him Bayshore Avenue, 20 miles away.

GrayBeard Wrote:Congratulation Bulls, and welcome to last place!

It is a spot they are familiar with and will in all likelyhood continue to know well.

First of all, USF is still part of CUSA, so that post was relevant.
Second of all, that was big news, because that pick up was enough to give us the best recruiting class in Florida.
The kid isn't even done growing :eek:

BullsFanatic Wrote:First of all, USF is still part of CUSA, so that post was relevant.
Second of all, that was big news, because that pick up was enough to give us the best recruiting class in Florida.
The kid isn't even done growing :eek:

basketball will not play in CUSA again...so it's not really relevant
best recruiting class in Florida...according to who...the regulars at Mons Venus? :rolltide: ...show a source