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Mohamed Thiam just posted on this Instagram he is officially an NMSU Aggie! #6 ranked Juco player in the nation. Dude has game. Watched the video. Seems legit. Looks like NMSU just reloaded! Sorry Dan. Looks like your going to have to wait another year!

I’m glad your recruits came through for y’all. Like a wise man named Leadley once said... sometimes the second mouse gets the cheese.

Pretty cool that NMSU, GCU, Utah Valley and Bakersfield all signed Jucos that were rated in the Top 100 players in America in junior college!

Good get Aggies. Congrats.

As a fan of the WAC this is nice to see players who are sought after coming to schools in this league.

NMSU is loaded.

Excellent get! Sounds like the WAC is moving on up in terms of recruiting. Should be some exciting basketball being played next year. I guess I'll fork over the money and buy my season tickets.

(05-10-2018 04:49 PM)dancingNMSUaggie Wrote: [ -> ]Pretty cool that NMSU, GCU, Utah Valley and Bakersfield all signed Jucos that were rated in the Top 100 players in America in junior college!

You forgot a team in there

(05-10-2018 11:58 PM)RoosHouse Wrote: [ -> ]

(05-10-2018 04:49 PM)dancingNMSUaggie Wrote: [ -> ]Pretty cool that NMSU, GCU, Utah Valley and Bakersfield all signed Jucos that were rated in the Top 100 players in America in junior college!

You forgot a team in there

Huh. Did Seattle U snag someone that he missed? Did Hundal make the Top 100 JUCO list?

Check #80

(05-11-2018 12:51 AM)RoosHouse Wrote: [ -> ]Check #80

Never heard of her.

(05-11-2018 12:15 AM)gleadley Wrote: [ -> ]

(05-10-2018 11:58 PM)RoosHouse Wrote: [ -> ]

(05-10-2018 04:49 PM)dancingNMSUaggie Wrote: [ -> ]Pretty cool that NMSU, GCU, Utah Valley and Bakersfield all signed Jucos that were rated in the Top 100 players in America in junior college!

You forgot a team in there

Huh. Did Seattle U snag someone that he missed? Did Hundal make the Top 100 JUCO list?

Hundal was not in the Top 100. Played in the Caifornia Junior College System. It's a smaller league and they don't play nationally so no one from that league is included in the Juco National ranking of players.

(05-11-2018 12:16 PM)dancingNMSUaggie Wrote: [ -> ]

(05-11-2018 12:15 AM)gleadley Wrote: [ -> ]

(05-10-2018 11:58 PM)RoosHouse Wrote: [ -> ]

(05-10-2018 04:49 PM)dancingNMSUaggie Wrote: [ -> ]Pretty cool that NMSU, GCU, Utah Valley and Bakersfield all signed Jucos that were rated in the Top 100 players in America in junior college!

You forgot a team in there

Huh. Did Seattle U snag someone that he missed? Did Hundal make the Top 100 JUCO list?

Hundal was not in the Top 100. Played in the Caifornia Junior College System. It's a smaller league and they don't play nationally so no one from that league is included in the Juco National ranking of players.

Actually, that is not the case. Terrell Brown (#39 in the JC Top 100) from City College of San Francisco and Robert McCoy (#74 in the JC Top 100) from San Diego City College both played in the CCCAA. Brown is the NorCal Player of the Year and McCoy is the SoCal Player of the Year. McCoy committed to Portland State and Brown is supposed to be committed to NMSU. But there are off the court issues which might effect his availability and whether NMSU remains interested.

(05-11-2018 12:41 PM)NMSUPistolPete Wrote: [ -> ]

(05-11-2018 12:16 PM)dancingNMSUaggie Wrote: [ -> ]

(05-11-2018 12:15 AM)gleadley Wrote: [ -> ]

(05-10-2018 11:58 PM)RoosHouse Wrote: [ -> ]

(05-10-2018 04:49 PM)dancingNMSUaggie Wrote: [ -> ]Pretty cool that NMSU, GCU, Utah Valley and Bakersfield all signed Jucos that were rated in the Top 100 players in America in junior college!

You forgot a team in there

Huh. Did Seattle U snag someone that he missed? Did Hundal make the Top 100 JUCO list?

Hundal was not in the Top 100. Played in the Caifornia Junior College System. It's a smaller league and they don't play nationally so no one from that league is included in the Juco National ranking of players.

Actually, that is not the case. Terrell Brown (#39 in the JC Top 100) from City College of San Francisco and Robert McCoy (#74 in the JC Top 100) from San Diego City College both played in the CCCAA. Brown is the NorCal Player of the Year and McCoy is the SoCal Player of the Year. McCoy committed to Portland State and Brown is supposed to be committed to NMSU. But there are off the court issues which might effect his availability and whether NMSU remains interested.

Pistol, I’m impressed. Who knew there were NorCal and SoCal JUCO leagues? You know your stuff...

(05-11-2018 12:52 AM)gleadley Wrote: [ -> ]

(05-11-2018 12:51 AM)RoosHouse Wrote: [ -> ]Check #80

Never heard of her.

You are too much!! That made me LOL!!

(05-11-2018 04:52 PM)PojoaquePosse Wrote: [ -> ]

(05-11-2018 12:41 PM)NMSUPistolPete Wrote: [ -> ]

(05-11-2018 12:16 PM)dancingNMSUaggie Wrote: [ -> ]

(05-11-2018 12:15 AM)gleadley Wrote: [ -> ]

(05-10-2018 11:58 PM)RoosHouse Wrote: [ -> ]You forgot a team in there

Huh. Did Seattle U snag someone that he missed? Did Hundal make the Top 100 JUCO list?

Hundal was not in the Top 100. Played in the Caifornia Junior College System. It's a smaller league and they don't play nationally so no one from that league is included in the Juco National ranking of players.

Actually, that is not the case. Terrell Brown (#39 in the JC Top 100) from City College of San Francisco and Robert McCoy (#74 in the JC Top 100) from San Diego City College both played in the CCCAA. Brown is the NorCal Player of the Year and McCoy is the SoCal Player of the Year. McCoy committed to Portland State and Brown is supposed to be committed to NMSU. But there are off the court issues which might effect his availability and whether NMSU remains interested.

Pistol, I’m impressed. Who knew there were NorCal and SoCal JUCO leagues? You know your stuff...

Oops... I also left out Roderick Williams (#14 in the JC Top 100) who originally signed with UTEP (under Tim Floyd) after his freshman season at East Los Angeles College. But quickly backed out of his NLI and went back to East LA College for his sophomore season. He has since signed with Boise State. Williams was a CCCAA 1st Team All-State selection like Hundal at Seattle and McNeal at CSUB. SO, the CCCAA does produce some decent talent in their JC league; just not in the quantity as the NJCAA.

The JC Top 100 evaluates the players from all the JC leagues. Kylor Kelley (#28 in the JC Top 100) played in the Northwest Athletic Conference (NWAC); which is a different JC league from the NJCAA and the CCCAA. Kelley signed with Oregon State.

JC Top 100 (with latest school signings)

Rank... Name..... Height..... School..... Position..... Committed/Signed
1... Wendell Mitchell... 6'4... Trinity Valley CC... SG... Texas A&M
2... Jordan Brangers ...6'3 ...South Plains CC... SG... Declared PRO
3... Yuat Alok... 6'10... Chipola JC... PF... TCU
4... Derek Funderburke... 6'10... Northwest Florida State... F... NC State
5... Brian Halums... 6'5... Itawamba CC... G/F... Ole Miss
6... Mohamed Thiam... 6'8... Marshalltown CC... PF... New Mexico State
7... Shaq Carter... 6'9... Eastern Florida State... PF... Rutgers
8... Trevelin Queen... 6'6... New Mexico Military... SG... Western Kentucky
9... Charles Jones Jr... 6'3... College of Southern Idaho... SG... Utah
10... Ivan Aurrecoechea... 6'8... Indian Hills CC... PF/C... New Mexico State
11... Devante Bandoo ...6'3 ...Hutchinson CC... SG
12... Andres Feliz... 6'2... Northwest Florida State... PG... Illinois
13... Kur Kuath... 6'9... Salt Lake CC... PF... Oklahoma
14... Roderick Williams... 6'7... East LA College... G/F... Boise State
15... Isaiah Tisdale...  6'2... Vincennes University... CG... East Tennessee State
16... Antun Maricevic... 6'10... Casper College... PF/C... South Florida
17... Marlon Taylor... 6'6... Panola College... Wing... LSU
18... JJ Rhymes... 6'5... Hutchinson CC... Wing... Grand Canyon
19... Zach Naylor... 6'6... Weatherford College... G/F... Ole Miss
20... Tremell Murphy... 6'5... Florida Southwestern State... Wing... Drake
21... Jethro Tshisumpa Mbiya... 6'10... San Jacinto College... C... Mississippi State
22... Nick Marshall... 6'11... Motlow State... C
23... Shane Gatling... 6'4... Indian Hills CC... SG... Colorado
24... Ra'Shawn Langston... 6'3... Connors State... SG... Louisiana Tech
25... Darius Allen... 6'4... Palm Beach State... SG... Baylor
26... Danya Kingsby... 6'2... College of Southern Idaho... CG
27... Jhery Matos... 6'5... Monroe College... Wing... Dayton
28... Kylor Kelley... 7'0... Lane CC... C... Oregon State
29... Jermaine Haley... 6'7... Odessa JC... G/F... West Virginia
30... Willesley Butler... 6'8... Pensacola State... F/C... Alabama Birmingham
31... Kabir Mohammed... 6'5... San Jacinto College... G/F... Missouri State
32... Ricky Torres... 6'3... Missouri West Plains... CG... Wichita State
33... Corey Douglas... 6'9... Tallahassee CC... PF... VCU
34... Pat Dembley... 6'1... Iowa Western CC... CG... Boise State
35... Tray Boyd III... 6'4... Northwest Florida State... SG... East Tennessee State
36... Andres Ibarguen... 6'7... Trinity Valley CC ...PF... UT Arlington
37... Deshawn Corprew... 6'4... South Plains CC... SG... Texas Tech
38... Rashawn Fredericks... 6'6... Motlow State... Wing... Cincinnati
39... Terrell Brown... 6'3... City College of San Francisco... SG
40... Brian Warren... 5'11... Tyler JC... PG
41... Bushmen Ebet... 6'3... Salt Lake CC... SG
42... Jaime Echenique... 6'11... Trinity Valley CC... C... Wichita State
43... Ke'Sean Davis... 6'7... Seward County... G/F
44... Quentin Jackson... 6'3... Tallahassee CC... CG... Florida Gulf Coast
45... Ted McCree... 6'4... Gillette College... SG... Northern Arizona
46... Eli Abaev... 6'8... Eastern Florida State... PF... Austin Peay
47... Canberk Kus... 6'6... College of Central Florida... Wing
48... Mark Gordon... 6'5... Daytona State... SG
49... Isaiah Crawley... 6'7... Columbia State... PF... Georgia Southern
50... Isaiah Maurice... 6'10... South Plains CC... PF... Memphis
51... Darnell Butler... 6'4... Seminole State... SG... Missouri State
52... Tyler Cheese... 6'3... Florida Southwestern State... CG... Akron
53... Javien Williams... 6'4... Tallahassee CC... G/F... Louisiana Monroe
54... Vinnie Shahid... 5'11... Western Nebraska...  PG... North Dakota State
55... Ahmed Ali... 5'10... Eastern Florida State... PG
56... Austin Trice... 6'7... Wabash Valley College... PF... Kansas State
57... Darnell Cowart... 6'8... Cowley County CC... PF... Murray State
58... Channel Banks... 6'4... Sheridan JC... CG... Akron
59... Kaelin Jackson... 6'2... Temple College... PG... UMBC
60... CJ Williamson...  6'6... Chipola JC... Wing
61... Antonio Williams... 6'2... Indian Hills CC... G... Kent State
62... Shamar Bailey... 6'7... Hill College ...G/F... Portland State
63... Cedric Jackson... 6'4... Indian River State... SG... Florida Atlantic
64... Jaalam Hill ...6'7 ...Southwestern Illinois College... F... Cleveland State
65... Will Robinson... 6'5... Gulf Coast State... Wing ...McNeese State
66... D'Mauria Jones... 6'4... Antelope Valley College... Wing... Oral Roberts
67... Jeremy Hayes... 6'3... Howard College... CG... Louisiana
68... Xavier Trent... 6'5... Clarendon JC... G
69... Travis "TJ" Washington... 6'1... Coffeyville CC... PG... Utah Valley
70... Tyshawn Davis... 6'7... Coastal Alabama - Monroeville... F... Murray State
71... Matthew Horton... 6'11... Shelton State... C... Western Kentucky
72... Victor Curry... 6'7... Cleveland State... PF... Morgan State
73... Oswald Parker... 6'5... Broward JC... Wing
74... Robert McCoy... 6'7... San Diego City... Wing...Portland State
75... Darius Williams... 6'8... Paris JC... PF... Cal State Bakersfield
76... Keandre Cook... 6'5... Odessa JC... Wing... Missouri State
77... Darron Johnson... 6'2... Western Oklahoma State... SG
78... Edwin Jeudy... 6'7... Gillette College... F... Lamar
79... Melkisedek Moreaux... 6'7... Northeast CC... F... St. Bonaventure
80... Jamel Allen... 6'6... Indian Hills CC... Wing... UM Kansas City
81... Jaiveon Eaves... 6'3... John A Logan... SG... Murray State
82... Roydell Brown... 6'5... Southwest Mississippi... Wing... McNeese State
83... Carlos Dotson... 6'7... College of Central Florida... PF... Western Carolina
84... Gilbert Thomas... 6'7... Angelina CC... PF
85... Myron Gordon... 6'3... Harcum College... SG... Samford
86... TJ Howard... 6'2... Chipola JC... PG... Towson
87... Jay'Quan McCloud... 6'2... Highland CC (DII)... SG... UW Green Bay
88... D-Juan Taylor Hodge... 6'4... Santa Fe College... Wing
89... Trevais Spencer... 6'4... Holmes CC ...SG... Campbell
90... Reece Brooks... 5'10... Clarendon JC... PG... Albany
91... Randy Miller... 6'2... Moberly Area College... SG... North Carolina Central
92... Josh Jefferson... 6'2... Lake Land College... CG... Illinois State
93... Jahlil Nails... 6'5... Navarro JC ...Wing... Idaho
94... Sayveon McEwen... 5'11... Shawnee CC... PG... Robert Morris
95... Irshaad Hunte... 6'7... Central Wyoming... PF... Texas A&M Corpus Christi
96... Kelvin Robinson... 6'4... Northwest Florida State... CG... Eastern Kentucky
97... Marcell Haskett... 6'0... New Mexico JC... PG
98... Alston Davis... 6'6... Cape Fear CC... Wing
99... Derek St Hilaire... 6'1... Gordon State... CG... Jacksonville State
100... Devin Hutchinson... 6'5... Brunswick CC... SG... Radford

So umkc has recruits that were teammates of higher ranked gcu and nmsu recruits. That should make those games interesting.

(05-12-2018 05:24 PM)RoosHouse Wrote: [ -> ]So umkc has recruits that were teammates of higher ranked gcu and nmsu recruits. That should make those games interesting.

Wait, wait, wait. What does being teammates of a higher ranked recruit have to do with anything? I'm not following the logic.

(05-12-2018 05:34 PM)gleadley Wrote: [ -> ]

(05-12-2018 05:24 PM)RoosHouse Wrote: [ -> ]So umkc has recruits that were teammates of higher ranked gcu and nmsu recruits. That should make those games interesting.

Wait, wait, wait. What does being teammates of a higher ranked recruit have to do with anything? I'm not following the logic.

They should be motivated. I don't believe in rankings at all outside Mcdonalds All American. After thats its a complete crapshoot. I mean wasn't Siakam, the best player I have seen in WAC by far, unranked and only recruited by nmsu.

(05-12-2018 05:46 PM)RoosHouse Wrote: [ -> ]

(05-12-2018 05:34 PM)gleadley Wrote: [ -> ]

(05-12-2018 05:24 PM)RoosHouse Wrote: [ -> ]So umkc has recruits that were teammates of higher ranked gcu and nmsu recruits. That should make those games interesting.

Wait, wait, wait. What does being teammates of a higher ranked recruit have to do with anything? I'm not following the logic.

They should be motivated. I don't believe in rankings at all outside Mcdonalds All American. After thats its a complete crapshoot. I mean wasn't Siakam, the best player I have seen in WAC by far, unranked and only recruited by nmsu.

Siakam was a late bloomer. When NMSU signed him, he was only 190-lbs and his skills were raw. By the time he set foot on the Aggie court (after a redshirt year), he was over 220-lbs and physically stronger. He was always a good athlete but he also had a very good work ethic.

Johnny McCants is on a slower track than Siakam but has has worked hard to increase his muscle from 198-lbs to 220-lbs in his redshirt year. McCants is an exceptional athlete for his size (6'7).