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WAC fans, give us your 13 scholies.
2007-2008
USU's looks like this:
1. Juco recruit
2. Kris Clark 6-2 180lb PG Sr
3. Jaycee Carroll 6-2 175lb SG Sr
4. Tyler Newbold 6-4 190lb SG Fr
5. Pooh Williams 6-4 170lb SG/SF So
6. Aaron England 6-5 180lb SF RsFr
7. Nick Hammer 6-6 205lb SF Sr
8. Tai Wesley 6-6 230lb PF RsFr
9. Stephen DuCharme 6-6 230lb PF Sr
10. Brayden Bell 6-9 240lb PF So
11. Gary Wilkinson 6-9 240lb C Jr
12. Modou Niang 6-10 240lb C Fr
13. Arvydas Vaitiekus 6-11 230lb C RsSr

Walk-ons: Matt Formisano 6-8 220lb PF RsFr, Jaxon Myaer 5-11 PG Fr

turns out that Myaer is going to pay his own way during his frosh year.

If you don't know all 13, then give us your best guess, like I did with #1. Btw, #1 will either be a PG or SF from the Juco route.
03-27-2007 10:23 PM
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Nevada

1. Ramon Sessions G 6-3 190 SR
2. Lyndale Burleson G 6-3 190 JR
3. Brandon Fields G 6-4 185 SO
4. Armon Johnson G 6-3 185 FR
5. Marcelus Kemp G/F 6-5 210 SR
6. Tyrone Hanson F 6-6 195 SO
7. Malik Cooke F 6-5 185 FR
8. Richie Phillips F 6-7 220 SO
9. Matt LaGrone F 6-8 215 SO
10. Demarshay Johnson F 6-9 210 SR
11. JaVale McGee C/F 6-11 225 SO
12. David Ellis C 7-1 222 SR
13. open (likely a JC PF)

walkons
Curry Lynch G 6-1 180 SR
Adam Carp F 6-7 188 RSFR
03-28-2007 12:01 AM
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clpack Wrote:Nevada

1. Ramon Sessions G 6-3 190 SR
2. Lyndale Burleson G 6-3 190 JR
3. Brandon Fields G 6-4 185 SO
4. Armon Johnson G 6-3 185 FR
5. Marcelus Kemp G/F 6-5 210 SR
6. Tyrone Hanson F 6-6 195 SO
7. Malik Cooke F 6-5 185 FR
8. Richie Phillips F 6-7 220 SO
9. Matt LaGrone F 6-8 215 SO
10. Demarshay Johnson F 6-9 210 SR
11. JaVale McGee C/F 6-11 225 SO
12. David Ellis C 7-1 222 SR
13. open (likely a JC PF)

walkons
Curry Lynch G 6-1 180 SR
Adam Carp F 6-7 188 RSFR

Who are Tyrone Hanson, Malik Cooke, Richie Phillips and Armon Johnson? HS kids? JC kids? what did they do previous to coming to Nevada?
03-28-2007 12:24 AM
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All four are HS kids.

Hanson was a freshman this year and saw some action in limited games. Has a very nice shot. especially from range, and appears to be in the Marcellus Kemp mold.

Phillips saw even less playing time as he was injured for part of the year. Big strong kid, but I can't comment on his game because I really didn't see him play a whole lot this year.

Malik Cooke might be the sleeper of this class. He was under recruited as a junior, and apparently has been lighting things up as a senior. Nevada was lucky to sign them when they did, as he would have received a lot more attention probably from some bigger schools.

Armon Johnson is a local kid with a ton of talent. He lead the state of Nevada in scoring this year in high school ball, averaging over 30 points per game. He and Luke Babbit were the two prizes in Nevada this year. Babbit may have been one of the most highly recruited basketball players in Nevada history, and he just signed with Ohio State after considering Duke, Gonzaga, and Nevada among others. However, Johnson actually had a higher scoring average that Babbit.

Nevada basketball may have a few growing pains next year, but it won't be a rebuilding year. Reloading is more like it.
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NMSU's 13 scholies:

1. JayDee Luster............. 5' 9"... 160... FR... PG
2. Jonathan Gibson.......... 6' 1"... 180... SO... PG/SG
3. Chris "Fatt Catt" Cole... 6' 1"... 190... SO... PG... (Hartford Transfer)
4. DeAngelo Jones........... 6' 3"... 180... FR... SG
5. Fred Peete................. 6' 4"... 200... SR... SG/PG/SF
6. Aaron "Gordo" Castillo... 6' 4"... 190... FR... SG/SF
7. Jahmar Young............. 6' 5"... 175... FR... SG/SF
Londale Theus............. 6' 5"... 190... SO... SF... (Walk-On)
8. Justin Hawkins............. 6' 7"... 205... SR... SF
9. Trei Steward............... 6' 7"... 240... SR... PF
10. Tyrone Nelson............. 6' 8"... 210... SR... PF/SF
11. Herb Pope................... 6' 9"... 235... FR... PF/SF
12. Hatila Passos............... 6' 9"... 230... SR... PF/C
13. Martin Iti..................... 7' 0"... 240... SR... C

According to NMSU's fans, they could sign another. Maybe somebody on this list is a walk-on and not on scholarship?
03-28-2007 09:50 AM
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Fresno St's 13 scholies:

1. PG Kevin Bell 165lb 5-10 Sr
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3. SG Dwight O'Neil 180lb 6-3 Sr
4. SG Eddie Miller 170lb 6-3 Sr
5. SG Tyson Parker 185lb 6-3 Sr
6. SF Bryan Harvey 210lb 6-5 Jr
7. PF Alex Blair 220lb 6-8 Sr
8. PF Dominic McGuire 210lb 6-8 Sr
9. PF Rekalin Sims 230lb 6-8 Sr
10. PF James Tchana 275lb 6-8 Jr
11. PF Hector Hernandez 225lb 6-9 Sr
12. C Shawn Taylor 220lb 6-10 Sr
13.

I'm not sure if all 11 of these players are on scholarship or not.
03-28-2007 10:08 AM
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EJM...What's the status on Earl, Watson and Harrison..?
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nvspuds Wrote:EJM...What's the status on Earl, Watson and Harrison..?

Watson probably won't qualify. Earl and Harrison will end up at another school as transfers.
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Thanks for the update..

CLPACK..I would be a little surprised if that last scholarship went to a JC transfer unless Demarsahy leaves. I think the coaches are pretty confident in LaGrone and Phillips.

I am guessing if they don't find another highschool kid they like they may just leave the spot open and use it in 08
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nvspuds Wrote:CLPACK..I would be a little surprised if that last scholarship went to a JC transfer unless Demarsahy leaves. I think the coaches are pretty confident in LaGrone and Phillips.

I am guessing if they don't find another highschool kid they like they may just leave the spot open and use it in 08
Well, I wouldn't be surprised if you're right, but ejmpalle isn't the only person who thinks PF is Nevada's biggest need. (Darrell Moody made that comment....even though he "forgot" that a D1 transfer would have to sit out a year. And FWIW, Rivals currently lists three JC PFs as Nevada recruits.

Demarshay's status should be clear by the end of this semester (although we probably won't hear anything until August. 01-wingedeagle) For his sake, I hope he pulls it off.

I almost added that the recruit I'd like to see a HS PG, because there's really only one year to develop one, but then I was going to feel compelled to explain why....and then I noticed this comment (from the official site article reporting the signings):[quote]
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I was thinking a freshman point guard would be a good idea as well. Armon did play the point in highschool so he does have the background..

Interesting that ESPN has Cooke listed as a PF..Fox said that Malik was a true small forward with very long arms who should be an excellent perimeter defender. He really came out of nowhere to be a top 150 player..I can't wait to see what this guy brings to the mix.

As for the Moody comment..Maybe..

Personally I would rather have a sophomore with a year of D-1 ball under his belt than junior with no D-1 experience..It takes most players at least a season to get their bearings and adjust to D-1 but the uncertainty of Johnson may force Fox's hand..
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nvspuds Wrote:He really came out of nowhere to be a top 150 player..I can't wait to see what this guy brings to the mix.

No kidding. The more I hear about him, the more exciting it sounds (twice first team all-state; state championships as a SO and SR; MVP of several tournaments; blah, blah, blah*)

Two things about that list are very interesting:
1) it includes only 15 players that signed w/teams in non-power conferences (only 9 if you exclude Memphis and Gonzaga, two teams that have arguably attained major status).

5 Derrick Rose PG IL 94 Memphis
28 Austin Daye SF CA 91 Gonzaga
33 Herb Pope PF PA 91 New Mexico State
38 Jeff Robinson SF NJ 90 Memphis
53 Marcus Morris PF PA 90 Memphis
57 Markieff Morris C PA 89 Memphis
71 Chris Wright SF OH 89 Dayton
83 Steven Gray SG WA 88 Gonzaga
101 Tyrone Shelley SF CA 86 Pepperdine
111 D.J. Gay PG CA 86 San Diego State
120 Morgan Grim PF UT 85 Utah
135 Billy White SF NV 85 San Diego State
138 Kevin Johnson SF IL 85 Wisconsin-Milwaukee
140 Malik Cooke PF NC 85 Nevada
141 Wendell McKines PF CA 85 San Francisco

2) How many players on the top 150 list Nevada was recruiting (I see three that I think Nevada was a finalist for, and another six that had Nevada listed).

*NOTE: I don't mean to hijack this thread by talking all about Nevada, but ejm DID ask for background on Cooke. ;-)
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I still can't post on any scout board even though I am a premium subscriber..This is the only place I get a chance to talk ball with ejm..
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ejmpalle Wrote:Fresno St's 13 scholies:

1. PG Kevin Bell 165lb 5-10 Sr
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3. SG Dwight O'Neil 180lb 6-3 Sr
4. SG Eddie Miller 170lb 6-3 Sr
5. SG Tyson Parker 185lb 6-3 Sr
6. SF Bryan Harvey 210lb 6-5 Jr
7. PF Alex Blair 220lb 6-8 Sr
8. PF Dominic McGuire 210lb 6-8 Sr
9. PF Rekalin Sims 230lb 6-8 Sr
10. PF James Tchana 275lb 6-8 Jr
11. PF Hector Hernandez 225lb 6-9 Sr
12. C Shawn Taylor 220lb 6-10 Sr
13.

I'm not sure if all 11 of these players are on scholarship or not.

My understanding is Fresno State also has Kevin Galloway (6-7 200 Fr SF) a transfer from USC becoming eligible in January 2008.
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Why a JC PF?
I'm for getting a JC or transfer PF if he can be a strong, athletic impact player. A Dominic McGuire type or someone a little larger would be great.

One reason I like that idea is that Burleson is our only Junior next season. That means that in two years Nevada will only have ONE scholarship available. If the Pack is still in a position to recruit well, I'd rather see us be able to lock up multiple players each year.

If it isn't an impact post player, I'm all for a freshman point guard.
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nvspuds Wrote:I still can't post on any scout board even though I am a premium subscriber..This is the only place I get a chance to talk ball with ejm..

Morgan Grimm may change his mind on his Utah commitment with the coaching change there. Stay tuned.... Only one other school in Utah he'd consider. Guess who!
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Did Schroyer's jump back to Wyoming hurt Fresno State's recruiting any?
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Bronco Roster
Bronco Roster

Nelson, Sr-F/C
Larry, Sr-F
Bauscher, Sr-G
Tiedeman-Sr-F/G
Thomas, So-G
Cunningham, So-C
Noonan, FrRS-F/G
Rouse, FrRS-F/G
Moritz, FrRS-C
Garner, JrJC-G
3 schollies to give
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broncobob Wrote:Bronco Roster

Nelson, Sr-F/C
Larry, Sr-F
Bauscher, Sr-G
Tiedeman-Sr-F/G
Thomas, So-G
Cunningham, So-C
Noonan, FrRS-F/G
Rouse, FrRS-F/G
Moritz, FrRS-C
Garner, JrJC-G
3 schollies to give

BroncoBob, heights and weights? Thanks in advance.
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I was looking at Boise and Hawai'i, but didn't know the status of all players, so here you go.

Boise
Matt Nelson F 6-9 232 Sr
Reggie Larry F 6-6 225 Sr
Tyler Tiedeman F 6-7 210 Sr
Matt Bauscher G 6-2 197 Sr
Kurt Cunningham C 6-9 277 Jr
Anthony Thomas G 6-0 202 So
Shawn Rouse F 6-7 180 RsFr
Zack Moritz C 6-10 230 RsFr
Paul Noonan F 6-6 200 RsFr
Aaron Garner G 6-4 184 Fr

2 others on last year's roster
Colin Hallberg C 6-11 260 Jr
Steve Tracy G 6-1 194 So

Hawai'i
Bobby Nash G 6-6 195 Sr
Matt Gibson G 6-5 180 Sr
P.J. Owsley F 6-8 245 Sr
Riley Luettgerodt G/F 6-5 210 Sr
Stephen Verwers F/C 6-11 255 Sr
Dominic Waters G 6-1 170 Jr
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Alex Veit F 6-8 220 Sr
Jared Dillinger G/F 6-5 200 Sr
Todd Follmer C/F 7-0 225 Jr
Todd Lowenthal G 6-3 190 So
Marquez Jackson G 5-8 155 So
John Wilder ? (not listed on roster, but saw a little time)
? Jack Miller G 6-3 185 Jr (on roster, but didn
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