Big South Conference Men's Basketball 2012-2013 Commitments
Campbell(1)- D.J. Mason,F,6-5 Bladenboro,NC (West Bladen HS)
Charleston Southern(1)- Alhaji Fullah,F,6-8 College of Central Florida
Coastal Carolina(4)- Michel Enanga,F,6-6 Montverde(Fla.) Academy
Tristian Curtis,F,6-8 Sugar Land,Tex. (Lamar Consolidated HS.)
Justin Daniel,G,6-4 Dallas,Tex. (CJEOTO Academy)
Alioune Diagne,F,6-7 Sarasota,Fla. (Impact Basketball Academy)
Gardner-Webb(4)- Onzie Branch,F,6-6 Cloud County(Kan.)CC
Isaiah Ivey,G,6-2 Georgetown,Ky. (Scott County HS) Ranked #3 in State
Logan Stumpf,F,6-6 Camp Hill,PA (Cedar Cliff HS)
Jerome Hill,F,6-6 Adel,GA (Cook HS)
High Point(7)-Cliff Cornish,F,6-8 Glen Burnie,MD (North County HS)
Lorenzo Cugini,F,6-6 Stow,Ohio (St.Vincent-St.Mary HS) Ranked #11 in State
Adam Weary,G,6-2 Memphis,Tenn. (Ridgeway HS)
Ivan Benkovic,F,6-5 Charlotte (NC) HS
Derrell Edwards,G,6-2 South Plains (Tex.) CC
Dejuan McGaughy,G,6-1 Mercyhurst University-North East JC
Haiishen McIntyre,G,6-2 Harrisburg (PA) HS.
Longwood(6)- Nikolas Brown,G,6-2 Ashburn,Va. (Middleburg Academy)
Lucas Woodhouse,G, 6-0 Greenlawn,NY (Harborfields HS.)
Karl Ziegler,F,6-6 Annandale,Va. (Fishburne Military Academy)
Kirk Staine,F,6-6 Baldwin (NY) Senior HS.
Anthony Banks,F,6-7 Monroe (NY) JC
Frank Holloway,F,6-6 Garrett (MD) CC
Liberty(6)-Larry Taylor,G,6-1 Englewood,Fla. (North Port HS) Ranked #38 in State
Chad Donley,G,6-2 Northwest Florida State College
Juan Coronado,F,6-8 Palm Beach (Fla.) State College
Emmanuel Anderson,G,5-11 Cape Fear (TN)CC
Davon Marshall,G,5-9 Monroe (NY)CC
Wesley Alcegaire,G,6-5 Miami,Fla. (Archbishop Curley-Notre Dame HS.)
Presbyterian(4)- Matt Citron,F,6-7 College Park,Ga. (Woodward Academy)
Austin Anderson,G,6-4 Piedmont,SC (Wren HS)
Shea Jones,G,6-0 Weston,Fla. (Cypress Bay HS) Ranked #18 in State
Jake Campbell,C,7-0 Centerville(Ohio)HS.
Radford(5)- Rashun Davis,G,6-0 Charlotte,NC (Davidson Day School)
YaYa Anderson,G,6-2 Palmyra,Va. (Fluvanna County HS)
Juwan Wells,F,6-6 LaPlata(MD) HS
Kion Brown,F,6-8 Chester,Va. (Fork Union Military Academy) Ranked #29 in State
Lucas Dyer,F,6-8 Richmond,Va. (Deep Run HS)
UNC-Asheville(4)- Will Weeks,F,6-6 Arden,NC (Christ School) Ranked #20 in State
Sam Hughes,F,6-5 Battleboro,NC (Greenfield School) Ranked #20 in State
Zach Davis,G,6-3 Charlotte,NC (United Faith Christian Academy)
Mike Bedulskis,F,6-9 Malvern,Pa. (Phelps School)
VMI(2)- Dorian Albritton,F,6-4 Charlotte,NC (Davidson Day School)
Gavin Stephenson,G,6-3 Columbia,MD (Atholton HS)
Winthrop(5)- Jerran Foster,G,5-9 College of Southern Idaho
Christian Farmer,G,6-4 Tallahassee(Fla.)HS
Jackson Trapp,G,6-4 Orlando,Fla. (Fishburne Military School)
Brandon Vega,G,5-10 Snow (Utah)JC
Steve Johnson,F,6-8 Brunswick (NC) CC
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Friday, April 13, 2012
Big Sky Conference 2012-2013 Commitments Team By Team
Big Sky Men's Basketball 2012-2013 Commitments
Sacramento St.(5)- Cody Demps,G,6-2 Elk Grove,Calif. (Pleasant Grove HS)
Mikh McKinney,G,6-1 Ohlone (Calif.)College
Dreon Barlett,G,6-2 Huntington Beach,Calif. (Edison HS.) Ranked #74 in State
Jordan Salley,F,6-6 Santa Rosa (Calif.) JC.
Ryan Okwudibonye,C,6-8 New Mexico JC
Sacramento St.(5)- Cody Demps,G,6-2 Elk Grove,Calif. (Pleasant Grove HS)
Mikh McKinney,G,6-1 Ohlone (Calif.)College
Dreon Barlett,G,6-2 Huntington Beach,Calif. (Edison HS.) Ranked #74 in State
Jordan Salley,F,6-6 Santa Rosa (Calif.) JC.
Ryan Okwudibonye,C,6-8 New Mexico JC
Eastern Washington(6)- Danny Powell,F.6-5 Phoenix,Az.(Mesa HS) Ranked #13 in State
Daniel Hill,G,5-9 Sydney, Australia (Australian Institute of Sport)
Venky Jois, F,6-9 Boronia, Australia (Box Hill HS.)
Thomas Reuter,F,6-6 Germany
Frederik Jorg,C,7-1 Germany
Ivan Dorsey,G,6-0 City College of San Francisco
Ivan Dorsey,G,6-0 City College of San Francisco
Idaho St.(0)- None.
Montana(4)- Andrew Martin,C,7-1 Casper,WY. (St.John NW Military Academy)
Jake Wiley,F,6-6 Newport (Wash.) HS. Ranked #12 in State
Spencer Coleman,F,6-6 Eastern Arizona JC
Marko Kovacevic,C,6-11 Western Nebraska CC
Jake Wiley,F,6-6 Newport (Wash.) HS. Ranked #12 in State
Spencer Coleman,F,6-6 Eastern Arizona JC
Marko Kovacevic,C,6-11 Western Nebraska CC
Montana St.(4)- Marcus Colbert,G,5-11 Post Falls (Idaho) HS.
Ryan Shannon,F,6-8 Mountlake Terrace (WA) HS. Ranked #13 in State
Flavien Davis,F,6-5 San Jacinto (TX) CC- Chose Montana St. over South Alabama
Jake Owsley,F,6-8 North Idaho CC
Northern Arizona(3)- Dewayne Russell,G,5-10 Peoria (Ariz.) HS. Ranked #4 in State
Jordyn Martin,F,6-7 Las Vegas,Nev. (Palo Verde HS.)
Blake Hamilton,F,6-5 Pasadena (Calif.) HS.
Jordyn Martin,F,6-7 Las Vegas,Nev. (Palo Verde HS.)
Blake Hamilton,F,6-5 Pasadena (Calif.) HS.
Portland St.(3)- Lamont Prosser,F,6-8 Sheridan (WY) CC
Aaron Moore,F,6-8 San Bernardino Valley (Calif.) CC
Marcus Hall Jr., G,6-4 Fresno City (Calif.)CC
Aaron Moore,F,6-8 San Bernardino Valley (Calif.) CC
Marcus Hall Jr., G,6-4 Fresno City (Calif.)CC
Weber St.(4)- Joel Bolomby,F,6-7 Keller,TX. (Central HS)
Kyndahl Hill,F,6-7 Humble (TX) HS
Duce Zaid,G,6-2 Barstow (Calif.) CC
Wayne Bradford,G,6-3 Sheridan (WY) CC
Wayne Bradford,G,6-3 Sheridan (WY) CC
Northern Colorado(3)- Greg Tucker,G,6-2 Charleston (MO.) HS
Cody McDavis,F,6-8 Phoenix,AZ (Pinnacle HS)
Derrick Barden,F,6-5 Odessa (Tex.) CC
Southern Utah(3)- Jayson Cheesman,C,6-11 Salt Lake (Utah)CC
Zach Ghormley,G,6-4 Garland,Tex. (Grace Preparatory Academy)
Drake Thomas,G,6-0 Garland,Tex. (Grace Perparatory Academy)
North Dakota(2)- Alonzo Traylor,F,6-7 Iowa Western CC
Ryan Salmonson,C,6-10 Cosumnes River (Calif.)CC
*Southern Utah added to Big Sky from Summit League
*North Dakota added to Big Sky from Great West
Derrick Barden,F,6-5 Odessa (Tex.) CC
Southern Utah(3)- Jayson Cheesman,C,6-11 Salt Lake (Utah)CC
Zach Ghormley,G,6-4 Garland,Tex. (Grace Preparatory Academy)
Drake Thomas,G,6-0 Garland,Tex. (Grace Perparatory Academy)
North Dakota(2)- Alonzo Traylor,F,6-7 Iowa Western CC
Ryan Salmonson,C,6-10 Cosumnes River (Calif.)CC
*Southern Utah added to Big Sky from Summit League
*North Dakota added to Big Sky from Great West
Brooklyn Shooting Guard Rashad Andrews drawing serious interest from Mount Saint Mary's
Brooklyn Shooting Guard drawing serious interest from several D-1 schools for 2012-2013.
Rashad Andrews had committed to a Division II school as a junior but after transferring to Boys & Girls HS in Brooklyn, NY things changed.
When the sharpshooter won the MVP during the PSAL City championship and helped lead the Kangaroos to a Federation TOC chip, Andrews decided to de-commit.
"I decided to open my recruitment back up and see what's out there," he told NYCHoops.net.
Boys & Girls assistant coach Elmer Anderson agrees with Andrew's decision to de-commit saying, "I can't really blame him. He feels like he's a division I player."
During the PSAL City championship in March, Andrews netted a game high 26 points which propelled the Kangaroos over Thomas Jefferson Campus for their third straight public school title.
Andrews, who transferred to Boys & Girls from St. Anthony's (NJ), followed that performance by hitting clutch shots upstate as the Roos topped defending champion Mt. Vernon for the Federation title.
"He's a legitimate 6-4," said Anderson. "He's athletic and also defends well."
Anderson says he is confident that Andrews will find a school within the next month and could possibly be a late signee.
According to Andrews, South Carolina, Siena and Mt. Saint Mary's have already expressed significant interest. The shooting guard said he has also not ruled out his original choice. "I still may go to Adelphi.
Looks to be a great recruiting class for Mount Saint Mary's if they can get Andrews to commit for 2012-2013 school year!!
Rashad Andrews had committed to a Division II school as a junior but after transferring to Boys & Girls HS in Brooklyn, NY things changed.
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"I decided to open my recruitment back up and see what's out there," he told NYCHoops.net.
Boys & Girls assistant coach Elmer Anderson agrees with Andrew's decision to de-commit saying, "I can't really blame him. He feels like he's a division I player."
During the PSAL City championship in March, Andrews netted a game high 26 points which propelled the Kangaroos over Thomas Jefferson Campus for their third straight public school title.
Andrews, who transferred to Boys & Girls from St. Anthony's (NJ), followed that performance by hitting clutch shots upstate as the Roos topped defending champion Mt. Vernon for the Federation title.
"He's a legitimate 6-4," said Anderson. "He's athletic and also defends well."
Anderson says he is confident that Andrews will find a school within the next month and could possibly be a late signee.
According to Andrews, South Carolina, Siena and Mt. Saint Mary's have already expressed significant interest. The shooting guard said he has also not ruled out his original choice. "I still may go to Adelphi.
Looks to be a great recruiting class for Mount Saint Mary's if they can get Andrews to commit for 2012-2013 school year!!
Thursday, April 12, 2012
2012-2013 Charleston Classic Tournament Teams
2012-2013 Charleston Classic Schools...
Baylor
Boston College
CofC
Colorado
Dayton
St.John's
Southern Illinois
TBD
Baylor
Boston College
CofC
Colorado
Dayton
St.John's
Southern Illinois
TBD
2012-2013 Anaheim Classic Field...
2012-2013 ESPN Anaheim Classic Participants Released...Thanksgiving Weekend Nov. 22, 23 and 25th.
California
St.Mary's
Xavier
Drexel
Drake
Rice
Georgia Tech
Pacific
6 Schools Participated in 2011-2012 Postseason Tournaments.
California
St.Mary's
Xavier
Drexel
Drake
Rice
Georgia Tech
Pacific
6 Schools Participated in 2011-2012 Postseason Tournaments.
2012-2013 Paradise Jam Field announced
The 2012-2013 Paradise Jam Men's basketball tournament @ University of the Virgin Islands. Field has been released.
Field Participants include:
UCONN
George Mason
Iona
Mercer
New Mexico
Quinnipiac
Illinois-Chicago
Wake Forest
Remember the 2011-2012 Tournament Marquette defeated Norfolk St. 59-57.
Field Participants include:
UCONN
George Mason
Iona
Mercer
New Mexico
Quinnipiac
Illinois-Chicago
Wake Forest
Remember the 2011-2012 Tournament Marquette defeated Norfolk St. 59-57.
UMass 2012-2013 opponents....
UMass Minutemen 2012-2013 Non-conference opponents as follows....
vs. Elon
vs. Boston College
vs. Miami (Fla.)
vs. East Carolina
vs. Ohio U.
vs. Eastern Michigan
at Northern Illinois
at Miami (Ohio)
at Siena
at Northeastern
vs. Elon
vs. Boston College
vs. Miami (Fla.)
vs. East Carolina
vs. Ohio U.
vs. Eastern Michigan
at Northern Illinois
at Miami (Ohio)
at Siena
at Northeastern
College of Charleston 2012-2013 Schedule
CofC Cougars 2012-2013 opponents.....
Charleston Classic
@ Vermont
@ Charleston Southern (North Charleston Coliseum)
vs. Louisville
vs. Coastal Carolina
Charleston Classic
@ Vermont
@ Charleston Southern (North Charleston Coliseum)
vs. Louisville
vs. Coastal Carolina
Cornell Big Red to Play 31 games in 2012-2013 Season
Cornell Big Red are scheduled to play 31 games in the 2012-2013 Men's Basketball Season.
The month of November for Cornell will be highlighted by participation in the 2012 Las Vegas Invitational, hosted by Basketball Tournaments, Inc. Last year, the field included the University of North Carolina. In this year's 8-team event, Cornell will first face theUniversity of Wisconsin (Big Ten) and Arizona State University (Pac 12) at their respective campuses in Madison, Wisconsin and Tempe, Arizona. The Wisconsin game will be a rematch of the 2010 NCAA Tournament second round in which Cornell defeated the Badgers and advanced to the Sweet Sixteen. Cornell has never faced Arizona State. Following the visits to Wisconsin and Arizona State, Cornell will play 2 additional games during Thanksgiving weekend in Las Vegas, Nevada at the Orleans Arena (part of the Orleans Hotel & Casino). In Las Vegas, Cornell will be placed in a subdivision and will play 2 of the 3 teams in the subdivision. Longwood University, Florida A&M, Cornell and a fourth team to be announced later will be part of the subdivision. Meanwhile, in the upper division of the tournament, Wisconsin and Arizona State will be joined by Arkansas and Creighton. Cornell Athletics is expected to provide ticketing information for fans of the program who wish to attend this prestigious event.
The Big Red have 5 remaining slots on the schedule and are presently in discussions with multiple teams. A fourth game against a BCS opponent is a possibility as well as the annual Division III opponent.
Below, is a summary of Cornell's tentative 31 games in no particular order:
The month of November for Cornell will be highlighted by participation in the 2012 Las Vegas Invitational, hosted by Basketball Tournaments, Inc. Last year, the field included the University of North Carolina. In this year's 8-team event, Cornell will first face theUniversity of Wisconsin (Big Ten) and Arizona State University (Pac 12) at their respective campuses in Madison, Wisconsin and Tempe, Arizona. The Wisconsin game will be a rematch of the 2010 NCAA Tournament second round in which Cornell defeated the Badgers and advanced to the Sweet Sixteen. Cornell has never faced Arizona State. Following the visits to Wisconsin and Arizona State, Cornell will play 2 additional games during Thanksgiving weekend in Las Vegas, Nevada at the Orleans Arena (part of the Orleans Hotel & Casino). In Las Vegas, Cornell will be placed in a subdivision and will play 2 of the 3 teams in the subdivision. Longwood University, Florida A&M, Cornell and a fourth team to be announced later will be part of the subdivision. Meanwhile, in the upper division of the tournament, Wisconsin and Arizona State will be joined by Arkansas and Creighton. Cornell Athletics is expected to provide ticketing information for fans of the program who wish to attend this prestigious event.
The Big Red have 5 remaining slots on the schedule and are presently in discussions with multiple teams. A fourth game against a BCS opponent is a possibility as well as the annual Division III opponent.
Below, is a summary of Cornell's tentative 31 games in no particular order:
- Wisconsin (Las Vegas Invitational)
- Arizona State (Las Vegas Invitational)
- Las Vegas Invitational Game 3 (Longwood, Florida A&M, or TBD)
- Las Vegas Invitational Game 4 (Longwood, Florida A&M, or TBD)
- Vanderbilt
- St. Bonaventure
- American
- Bucknell
- Binghamton
- Boston University
- Stony Brook
- Colgate
- Division III TBD
Plus, 4 additional TBD nonconference opponents and 14 Ivy League Games.
America East Conference 2012-2013 Sneak Peek Schedules....
Albany will play in the Hall of Fame Tip-Off Tournament. Schools included in tournament include:
Ohio St., Washington, Seton Hall, Rhode Island, Albany, Loyola (MD), UMKC, and Norfolk St.
Vermont:
@ Siena
@ Niagara
@ Northeastern
vs. College of Charleston
@ Harvard
New Hampshire:
@ Towson
@ Dartmouth
vs. Fairfield
UMBC:
vs. Canisius
TBD Towson
TBD Loyola (MD)
TBD American
TBD Morgan St.
Stony Brook:
@ UCONN
@Maryland
TBD Cornell
Boston U:
vs. Brown
TBD Cornell
Hartford:
@ Texas A&M
@ Mt.St.Mary's
Binghamton:
TBD Cornell
These games are tentative..!!
Vermont:
@ Siena
@ Niagara
@ Northeastern
vs. College of Charleston
@ Harvard
New Hampshire:
@ Towson
@ Dartmouth
vs. Fairfield
UMBC:
vs. Canisius
TBD Towson
TBD Loyola (MD)
TBD American
TBD Morgan St.
Stony Brook:
@ UCONN
@Maryland
TBD Cornell
Boston U:
vs. Brown
TBD Cornell
Hartford:
@ Texas A&M
@ Mt.St.Mary's
Binghamton:
TBD Cornell
These games are tentative..!!
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