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Holmes didn't like Coach cutting a "shooting" guard that shot about 30%? He is a Soph. We might need a guard by then.
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Anyone that totally relies on his high school coach to select his school probably isn't mature enough to attend college anyway. Now an AAU coach might help to point a player in a certain direction but a high school coach is a bit farther down the pecking order nowdays.
Not even worth the effort...
I think it has already been said and you can’t emphasize it enough. Indiana State will not get another kid out of Bloomington in the foreseeable future. Cutting Cole was a black eye for the program. Especially after coach brought in Tyler Cutter, a similar player with similar high school stats and success. It was a mistake! I just hope coach realizes what a bad first impression that move was. Cole was a good kid and played hard.
Sorry - If you don't like my opinion on this matter but it was a raw deal and it was a mistake. Because of it we will not get a kid out of Bloomington for years to come.
I think it has already been said and you can’t emphasize it enough. Indiana State will not get another kid out of Bloomington in the foreseeable future. Cutting Cole was a black eye for the program. Especially after coach brought in Tyler Cutter, a similar player with similar high school stats and success. It was a mistake! I just hope coach realizes what a bad first impression that move was. Cole was a good kid and played hard.
Sorry - If you don't like my opinion on this matter but it was a raw deal and it was a mistake. Because of it we will not get a kid out of Bloomington for years to come.
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Morgan, you have been "spot on" on some other issues with the basketball program but I strongly disagree with you about the D1 ability of Cole Holmstrom. May have been a "good kid" but for his size could not "shoot for s**t" or defend even average sized guards. I will rephrase that............he could shoot just couldn't hit with regularity. Being a "good kid" isn't enough to retain an athletic scholarship when you are out of your league. Also think you overstate the issue in Bloomington!
Where does Holmstrom play now? If nowhere, did he refuse any offers?
Where does Holmstrom play now? If nowhere, did he refuse any offers?
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I will quote myself here. Again I think their are several people who disagree with me on the ability of Cole and this entire issue. Fact of the matter is here we are 2 years later and their are some people who still feel the way I do about the situation so obviously it is an issue. Can you disagree with that?
I am not saying Cole was the best player or even that he was a good player. I am saying that he was a pretty darn good high school player! I am also saying people on this board are very quick to jump on my case when I hold freshman accountable. Because after all they are to young to be held accountable. Not my opinion, but the opinion of others expressed on this board.
Cole came in as a freshman under Waltman and did a decent job in my opinion. He was brought in as someone who was supposed to be a scorer. Not sure if that was a good role for him. But when you sign Tyler Cutter and bring in Jordan Printy and cut Cole Holmstrom then I have a problem with the decision making process. I do believe Cole could have gone to Indianapolis and played, he has been in contact with a former assistant (can't think of his name of the top of my head) who is coaching at Indianapolis or IUPUI one or the other.
It aint like we had some stellar team that was on the cusp of making a huge dent in the Valley. I don't like to see good kids get cut that's all. I was one of the biggest Rico Stinson fans you will find, but I tell you this much I would rather have 100 Cole Holmstroms on my team that 1 Pot Smoking Rico Stinson any day of the week! And don't you think for even a min. that Rico Stinson is the only one on that team out smoking the pot... "Ya Smoke Crack Son"?
I think if you understood the entire situation and the angle I am taking on this then you would appricate my perspective.
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Look given the right situation I am sure Cole could have had a good career at Indiana State. I am not sure if he "turned down" any other offers. I think the kid truly likes Indiana State and has a lot of friends here. Maybe after this happened he just wanted to finish out school where he started and just get a degree. I won't pretend to know why he made the decision to stay here. I do know that he had some other options. Whether or not he had scholarship offers, I can't say?
I might be over reacting to the whole "Bloomington" issue in your opinion. But in my opinion I am not! lol Come talk to me if they get a player out of that city in the next 10 years or while Coach Mac is still here? I am trying to ruffle anyone’s feathers here I am just saying it was a raw deal. You don't cut local kids and bring in sub par talent from out of state! It's a NO NO!
I might be over reacting to the whole "Bloomington" issue in your opinion. But in my opinion I am not! lol Come talk to me if they get a player out of that city in the next 10 years or while Coach Mac is still here? I am trying to ruffle anyone’s feathers here I am just saying it was a raw deal. You don't cut local kids and bring in sub par talent from out of state! It's a NO NO!
Man I knew I was gonna catch grief for these posts. Here we go... I am not doing this with ya all. You guys have your opinions on this subject and I have mine. Their is no way you will be able to change my mind and like wise.
Fact of the matter is their is some pretty good hoops tallent that comes out of B-Town and as a coach you would not want to do anything that might eliminate your university from possbily getting a player from that tallent pool. Makes sense?
I mean how would Kante look on this team right now? Case and Point. Thank you Bluestreak!
Fact of the matter is their is some pretty good hoops tallent that comes out of B-Town and as a coach you would not want to do anything that might eliminate your university from possbily getting a player from that tallent pool. Makes sense?
I mean how would Kante look on this team right now? Case and Point. Thank you Bluestreak!
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I wasn't intending to either refute or support your post - just couldn't remember any recruits we ever got out of B-Town.
Indeed... I was just trying to imagine how good next years team would look with a player like Kante.
I just figured I would get a lot of grief for my post on this topic. So I immediately go on the defensive. I can't name any other players we have landed
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Someone may disagree with cutting Cole on ethical grounds, but there is NO WAY IN HECK one can disagree with cutting him on the basis of talent. That would be a stupid statement! (or extremely biased)
I'm late to this party, but wasn't the issue with Cole was how late he was told about the issue? I tried to stay out of this as much as possible, but I think that is what I was told several times by a couple important folks.
As most folks know, or I hope they know, scholarships are good for ONE year but are renewable each year. When you recruit a player, I think you need to take this into consideration because many other programs will let go of kids if they are not performing up to desired level.
Agree with the way the situation was handled making thing program look bad. It is never good to burn bridges with kids and programs so close to the school.
I would really love to hear the full story, not just second hand accounts on the situation. I've read posts here, talked to other alumni, but I'd like a horse's mouth account from Cole himself. Would definitely be interesting.
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I don't think anyone looks at State as being Duke, just a terrible comparison. That said, I don't think the way the situation with Cole was handled was that bad. Sure you're going to have some hurt feelings, but at the end of the day, McKenna is here to win ball games, not hold hands and pass out lollypops.
Damn Newbie. New to the board and all you've done is trash the coach and the school. Whats your agenda dude?
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Seems like quite a few either leave on their own or are told to hit the road. This is NOT a complete list yet:
TRANSFER LIST
Ronnie Aguilar, 7-0, C, Jr., Colorado State
Femi Akinpetide, 6-6, F, Fr., UMKC
Matt Allbritton, 6-4, G, Fr., George Washington
Clint Amberry, 6-10, PF, RS Fr., San Jose State
Regan Anderson, 6-7, F, Jr., Cal State Fullerton – D-2/NAIA
Tyrone Appleton, 6-2, G, Jr., Kansas
Allen Aragbaye, 6-4, G, Soph., Northeastern
Danny Barnes, 6-2, G, Fr., Eastern Michigan
Gaby Belardo, 6-2, G, Fr., South Florida
Ray Blackburn, 6-1, G, Jr., St. Bonaventure
Nate Blank, 6-5, F, Soph., Gardner Webb
Trey Blue, 6-3, G, Fr., Fordham
P.J. Bolte, 6-6, F, Fr., Rice
Jaime Boyer, 6-1, G, Fr., Maryland-Eastern Shore
Tim Brown, 6-8, PF, Jr., Southern
Dominick Brumfield, 6-7, F, Fr., Missouri State
Chris Busch, 6-6, PF, Jr., Eastern Washington – D2/NAIA
Travis Busch, 6-4, SG, Jr., Minnesota
DeAndre Bynum, 6-5, SG/SF, Fr., Quinnipiac
Malcolm Campbell, 6-10, C, Fr., Hartford
Cam Carden, 5-11, PG, RS Fr., Stetson
Omar Carter, 6-5, F, Soph., Charleston Southern
Reggie Chamberlain, 6-1, SG, Soph., Wichita State
Allan Chaney, 6-8, F, Fr., Florida
Jordan Clarke, 6-7, F, Fr., Vermont
Flynn Clayman, 6-8, F, Soph., Colorado State
Remy Cofied, 6-4, G, Soph., Penn
Chris Conner, 6-4, G, Fr., Maryland-Eastern Shore
Gary Correia, 6-1, G, Soph., UMass
Josh Cottle, 5-10, G, Soph., Weber State
Seth Curry, 6-3, G, Fr., Liberty - DUKE
Tyler Cutter, 6-1, PG, Fr., Indiana State – D-2
Andre Davis, 6-9, PF/C, Soph., Southern
Jermain Davis, 6-4, G, Jr., Iowa
Mike Davis, 6-10, C, Soph., Seton Hall
Theo Davis, 6-9, F, Soph., Binghamton
Terrence Dent, 6-1, G, Fr., Weber State
Mahamoud Diakite, 6-6, F, Jr., Wyoming
Frankie Dobbs, 6-3, G, Fr., Ohio
TyShwan Edmondson, 6-4, G, Fr., St. John’s
Alonzo Edwards, 6-7, F, RS Fr., Nebraska
Wes Eikmeier, 6-2, G, Fr., Iowa State
Erik Etherly, 6-6, F, Fr., Northeastern
Jordan Fair, 6-0, G, Fr., North Florida
Brolin Floyd, 6-6, G, Fr., Liberty
Fred Ford, 5-11, G, Fr., UMKC
Blaise Ffrench, 6-1, PG, Fr., UTEP
Nick Gagle, 6-0, G, Fr., Florida Atlantic
Harrison Gaines, 6-0, G, Soph., Penn
Justin Garris, 6-4, G, Soph., NJIT
Matt Glass, 6-7, SF, Soph., UMass - Vermont, Brown
Kelvin Grady, 5-11, G, Soph., Michigan
Darin Granger, 6-2, G, Jr., Evansville
Morgan Grim, 6-9, C, Soph., Utah
Ro’ger Guignard, 5-11, G, Jr., UT Arlington
Mitchell Hampton, 6-7, F, Soph., Louisiana-Monroe
Juston Hairston, 6-5, F, Fr., Western Michigan
Reggie Hamilton, 6-0, G, Soph., UMKC
Brandon Hawkins, 6-1, G, Fr., Pacific
Pat Hazell, 6-7, PF, Soph., Marquette
Zach House, 7-0, C, Fr., Evansville
James Humphrey, 6-7, F, Soph., UMKC
Adam Jespersen, 6-7, Fr., Hawaii
Josh Johnson, 6-6, F, Fr., Nicholls
Lester Johnson Jr., 6-5, F, Fr., Southern
Nemanja Jokic, 6-6, F, Jr., Detroit
Donovan Jones, 6-1, G, Soph., UNC Asheville – Belmont Abbey, Armstrong Atlantic
Rob Jones, 6-6, F, Soph., San Diego
Terrance Joyner, 6-2, G, Fr., New Mexico State
Alex Kellogg, 6-7, F, Soph., Providence
Jake Kelly, 6-6, G, Soph., Iowa – INDIANA STATE
Jordan Kinnear, 6-9, C, Fr., UT Arlington – HOWARD JC
Ian Larkin, 6-6, F, Fr., Detroit
Reggie Lassiter, 6-0, G, Jr., Louisiana-Monroe
D.J. Lindsay, 6-4, F, Jr., Tennessee Tech
Mikhail Linskens, 7-0, C, Soph., Wyoming
Cameron Lovelace, 6-2, G, Fr., North Florida
Brendon Lyn, 5-11, G, Soph., NJIT
Alex Malone, 6-8, SF, Fr., SMU
Clinton Mann, 6-7, F, Fr., Iowa State
John Hayward-Mayhew, 6-8, F, Fr., Missouri State
Tyler McDaniels, 6-8, F, RS Fr., Tennessee Tech
Cookie Miller, 5-7, G, Soph., Nebraska
Alvin Mitchell, 6-5, G, Soph., Cincinnati
Kevon Moore, 6-2, G, Fr., UNC Wilmington
Mike Moore, 6-5, SG, Soph., Fordham
Gaby Ngoundjo, 6-8, PF, Soph., Charlotte
Darian Norris, 5-11, G, Fr., Bradley – SALT LAKE CC
Sammy Obetoh, 6-7, F, Fr., Maryland-Eastern Shore
Jake O’Brien, 6-8, F, Fr., Boston University
David Palmer, 6-9, PF, Jr., Iowa
Lasha Parghalava, 6-2, G, Jr., Hawaii
Josh Parker, 5-11, G, Soph., Drake
Tracy Parks, 6-0, G, Fr., South Alabama
Darryl Partin, 6-4, G, Soph., La Salle
Xavier Perkins, 6-4, G, Soph., Florida Atlantic|
Jeff Peterson, 6-0, G, Soph., Iowa
Quasim Pugh, 5-11, G, Fr., College of Charleston
Anthony Raffa, 6-0, G. Fr., Albany
James Rahon, 6-4, SG, Fr., Santa Clara
Heiden Ratner, 6-0, G, Soph., James Madison
Lucas Reiff, 6-3, G, Fr., USC Upstate
Chris Rhymes, 6-4, G, Jr., Cal State Fullerton
DeAndrae Ross, 6-1, SG, Soph., South Alabama
Will Royal, 6-7, F, Soph., Robert Morris - SHIPPENSBURG
Rocco Rubino, 6-2, G, Soph., St. Francis (NY)
Matt Samuels, 6-0, G, Fr., Oakland
Amer Shamsud-din, 6-2, PG, Fr., Cal State Fullerton
Josh Simmons, 6-4, G, Soph., Colorado State
Paulius Skema, 6-8, PF, Soph., NJIT
Tauras Skripkauskas, 6-5, G, Jr., College of Charleston
Chris Smith, 6-3, G, Soph., Manhattan
Donte Smith, 5-11, G, Soph., USC
Jeremy Smith, 5-10, G. Soph., UT Arlington
Jerel Stephenson, 6-5, SG-SF, Fr., UNC Wilmington
Darius Steger, 6-1, G, Fr., Coastal Carolina – SHORTER COLLEGE
Darius Steger, 5-11, PG, Fr., Coastal Carolina
Marico Stinson, 6-3, G, Jr., Indiana State – Kentucky Wesleyan, SEMO
Malik Story, 6-5, SF, Fr., Indiana
Sidiki Straub, 6-7, F, Jr., Mercer
Zac Swansey, 6-1, G, Soph., Georgia
Brian Talley, 5-9, PG, Fr., Southern
Adam Thomas, 7-1, C, Jr., Cal State Fullerton – D-2 or NAIA
Quintrell Thomas, 6-8, F, Fr., Kansas
Maurice Thomas, 6-8, F, Jr., St. Bonaventure
Steven Thomas, 6-1, PG, Soph., Dayton
Chad Thompson, 6-3, G, Jr., Campbell
Don Trifari, 6-2, G, Fr., Bryant – D-2
Evan Turkish, 6-1, G, Fr., College of Charleston
Marc David Vil, 6-4, G, Soph., Winthrop
Tom Ward, 6-4, G, Fr., St. Francis (NY)
Stacey Waters, 6-4, G, Fr., Ohio
Will Weathers, 6-0, G, Fr., Central Florida
Justin Weslowski, 6-7, F, Soph., Northern Colorado
Malcolm White, 6-9, F, Soph., Mississippi State
Kaylon Williams, 6-4, G, Fr., Evansville
Lawrence Williams, 6-7, F, RS Soph., Marist
Stavon Williams, 6-3, G, Jr., Utah State
Jonathan Wills, 6-6, G, Soph., New Mexico
Cavel Witter, 6-0, G, Jr., Creighton
Joe Wolfinger, 7-0, C, Jr., Washington
Alonzo Young, 6-4, G, Soph., Sacramento State
Aaron Austin, 6-3, G, Fr., Radford
Landon Clement, 6-1, G, Soph., UNC Greensboro
Tony Dennison, 6-3, G, Jr., Hofstra
Kyle Desmarais, 6-2, G, Fr., Central Connecticut State
Aaron Garriott, 6-3, G, Fr., SIU-Edwardsville
Aaron Hall, 6-3, G, Soph., Central Connecticut State
Jacob Iati, 5-11, G, Fr., High Point
Khalil Mumford, 5-11, G, Soph., St. Peter’s
Jake Nielson, 6-3, G, Fr., Southern Utah
Daniel Oliver, 5-10, G, Soph., UNC Greensboro
Shawntez Robinson, 6-6, F, Fr., Duquesne
Kevin Payton, 6-5, G, Jr., Minnesota
C.J. Reid, 6-4, F, Fr., St. Peter’s
Mark Socoby, 6-5, G, Jr., Maine
Ryan Staker, 6-7, PF, Jr., UC Irvine
David Theis, 6-7, F, Soph., Duquesne
Anthony Thomas, 6-5, F, Fr., Howard
Torrance Timothy, 6-5, G, Fr., Howard
Isiah Tucker, 6-1, G, Soph., Winston Salem State
Omar Wattad, 6-5, SG-SF, Soph., Georgetown
Barry Wellington, 6-0, G, Jr., SIU-Edwardsville
Tell me now it is unusual for a team, any team, to "adjust" annually ????????????????
Tom Crean must be a real prick as he is shipping out more than a couple after his maiden season? Some of them aren't on this list yet!
TRANSFER LIST
Ronnie Aguilar, 7-0, C, Jr., Colorado State
Femi Akinpetide, 6-6, F, Fr., UMKC
Matt Allbritton, 6-4, G, Fr., George Washington
Clint Amberry, 6-10, PF, RS Fr., San Jose State
Regan Anderson, 6-7, F, Jr., Cal State Fullerton – D-2/NAIA
Tyrone Appleton, 6-2, G, Jr., Kansas
Allen Aragbaye, 6-4, G, Soph., Northeastern
Danny Barnes, 6-2, G, Fr., Eastern Michigan
Gaby Belardo, 6-2, G, Fr., South Florida
Ray Blackburn, 6-1, G, Jr., St. Bonaventure
Nate Blank, 6-5, F, Soph., Gardner Webb
Trey Blue, 6-3, G, Fr., Fordham
P.J. Bolte, 6-6, F, Fr., Rice
Jaime Boyer, 6-1, G, Fr., Maryland-Eastern Shore
Tim Brown, 6-8, PF, Jr., Southern
Dominick Brumfield, 6-7, F, Fr., Missouri State
Chris Busch, 6-6, PF, Jr., Eastern Washington – D2/NAIA
Travis Busch, 6-4, SG, Jr., Minnesota
DeAndre Bynum, 6-5, SG/SF, Fr., Quinnipiac
Malcolm Campbell, 6-10, C, Fr., Hartford
Cam Carden, 5-11, PG, RS Fr., Stetson
Omar Carter, 6-5, F, Soph., Charleston Southern
Reggie Chamberlain, 6-1, SG, Soph., Wichita State
Allan Chaney, 6-8, F, Fr., Florida
Jordan Clarke, 6-7, F, Fr., Vermont
Flynn Clayman, 6-8, F, Soph., Colorado State
Remy Cofied, 6-4, G, Soph., Penn
Chris Conner, 6-4, G, Fr., Maryland-Eastern Shore
Gary Correia, 6-1, G, Soph., UMass
Josh Cottle, 5-10, G, Soph., Weber State
Seth Curry, 6-3, G, Fr., Liberty - DUKE
Tyler Cutter, 6-1, PG, Fr., Indiana State – D-2
Andre Davis, 6-9, PF/C, Soph., Southern
Jermain Davis, 6-4, G, Jr., Iowa
Mike Davis, 6-10, C, Soph., Seton Hall
Theo Davis, 6-9, F, Soph., Binghamton
Terrence Dent, 6-1, G, Fr., Weber State
Mahamoud Diakite, 6-6, F, Jr., Wyoming
Frankie Dobbs, 6-3, G, Fr., Ohio
TyShwan Edmondson, 6-4, G, Fr., St. John’s
Alonzo Edwards, 6-7, F, RS Fr., Nebraska
Wes Eikmeier, 6-2, G, Fr., Iowa State
Erik Etherly, 6-6, F, Fr., Northeastern
Jordan Fair, 6-0, G, Fr., North Florida
Brolin Floyd, 6-6, G, Fr., Liberty
Fred Ford, 5-11, G, Fr., UMKC
Blaise Ffrench, 6-1, PG, Fr., UTEP
Nick Gagle, 6-0, G, Fr., Florida Atlantic
Harrison Gaines, 6-0, G, Soph., Penn
Justin Garris, 6-4, G, Soph., NJIT
Matt Glass, 6-7, SF, Soph., UMass - Vermont, Brown
Kelvin Grady, 5-11, G, Soph., Michigan
Darin Granger, 6-2, G, Jr., Evansville
Morgan Grim, 6-9, C, Soph., Utah
Ro’ger Guignard, 5-11, G, Jr., UT Arlington
Mitchell Hampton, 6-7, F, Soph., Louisiana-Monroe
Juston Hairston, 6-5, F, Fr., Western Michigan
Reggie Hamilton, 6-0, G, Soph., UMKC
Brandon Hawkins, 6-1, G, Fr., Pacific
Pat Hazell, 6-7, PF, Soph., Marquette
Zach House, 7-0, C, Fr., Evansville
James Humphrey, 6-7, F, Soph., UMKC
Adam Jespersen, 6-7, Fr., Hawaii
Josh Johnson, 6-6, F, Fr., Nicholls
Lester Johnson Jr., 6-5, F, Fr., Southern
Nemanja Jokic, 6-6, F, Jr., Detroit
Donovan Jones, 6-1, G, Soph., UNC Asheville – Belmont Abbey, Armstrong Atlantic
Rob Jones, 6-6, F, Soph., San Diego
Terrance Joyner, 6-2, G, Fr., New Mexico State
Alex Kellogg, 6-7, F, Soph., Providence
Jake Kelly, 6-6, G, Soph., Iowa – INDIANA STATE
Jordan Kinnear, 6-9, C, Fr., UT Arlington – HOWARD JC
Ian Larkin, 6-6, F, Fr., Detroit
Reggie Lassiter, 6-0, G, Jr., Louisiana-Monroe
D.J. Lindsay, 6-4, F, Jr., Tennessee Tech
Mikhail Linskens, 7-0, C, Soph., Wyoming
Cameron Lovelace, 6-2, G, Fr., North Florida
Brendon Lyn, 5-11, G, Soph., NJIT
Alex Malone, 6-8, SF, Fr., SMU
Clinton Mann, 6-7, F, Fr., Iowa State
John Hayward-Mayhew, 6-8, F, Fr., Missouri State
Tyler McDaniels, 6-8, F, RS Fr., Tennessee Tech
Cookie Miller, 5-7, G, Soph., Nebraska
Alvin Mitchell, 6-5, G, Soph., Cincinnati
Kevon Moore, 6-2, G, Fr., UNC Wilmington
Mike Moore, 6-5, SG, Soph., Fordham
Gaby Ngoundjo, 6-8, PF, Soph., Charlotte
Darian Norris, 5-11, G, Fr., Bradley – SALT LAKE CC
Sammy Obetoh, 6-7, F, Fr., Maryland-Eastern Shore
Jake O’Brien, 6-8, F, Fr., Boston University
David Palmer, 6-9, PF, Jr., Iowa
Lasha Parghalava, 6-2, G, Jr., Hawaii
Josh Parker, 5-11, G, Soph., Drake
Tracy Parks, 6-0, G, Fr., South Alabama
Darryl Partin, 6-4, G, Soph., La Salle
Xavier Perkins, 6-4, G, Soph., Florida Atlantic|
Jeff Peterson, 6-0, G, Soph., Iowa
Quasim Pugh, 5-11, G, Fr., College of Charleston
Anthony Raffa, 6-0, G. Fr., Albany
James Rahon, 6-4, SG, Fr., Santa Clara
Heiden Ratner, 6-0, G, Soph., James Madison
Lucas Reiff, 6-3, G, Fr., USC Upstate
Chris Rhymes, 6-4, G, Jr., Cal State Fullerton
DeAndrae Ross, 6-1, SG, Soph., South Alabama
Will Royal, 6-7, F, Soph., Robert Morris - SHIPPENSBURG
Rocco Rubino, 6-2, G, Soph., St. Francis (NY)
Matt Samuels, 6-0, G, Fr., Oakland
Amer Shamsud-din, 6-2, PG, Fr., Cal State Fullerton
Josh Simmons, 6-4, G, Soph., Colorado State
Paulius Skema, 6-8, PF, Soph., NJIT
Tauras Skripkauskas, 6-5, G, Jr., College of Charleston
Chris Smith, 6-3, G, Soph., Manhattan
Donte Smith, 5-11, G, Soph., USC
Jeremy Smith, 5-10, G. Soph., UT Arlington
Jerel Stephenson, 6-5, SG-SF, Fr., UNC Wilmington
Darius Steger, 6-1, G, Fr., Coastal Carolina – SHORTER COLLEGE
Darius Steger, 5-11, PG, Fr., Coastal Carolina
Marico Stinson, 6-3, G, Jr., Indiana State – Kentucky Wesleyan, SEMO
Malik Story, 6-5, SF, Fr., Indiana
Sidiki Straub, 6-7, F, Jr., Mercer
Zac Swansey, 6-1, G, Soph., Georgia
Brian Talley, 5-9, PG, Fr., Southern
Adam Thomas, 7-1, C, Jr., Cal State Fullerton – D-2 or NAIA
Quintrell Thomas, 6-8, F, Fr., Kansas
Maurice Thomas, 6-8, F, Jr., St. Bonaventure
Steven Thomas, 6-1, PG, Soph., Dayton
Chad Thompson, 6-3, G, Jr., Campbell
Don Trifari, 6-2, G, Fr., Bryant – D-2
Evan Turkish, 6-1, G, Fr., College of Charleston
Marc David Vil, 6-4, G, Soph., Winthrop
Tom Ward, 6-4, G, Fr., St. Francis (NY)
Stacey Waters, 6-4, G, Fr., Ohio
Will Weathers, 6-0, G, Fr., Central Florida
Justin Weslowski, 6-7, F, Soph., Northern Colorado
Malcolm White, 6-9, F, Soph., Mississippi State
Kaylon Williams, 6-4, G, Fr., Evansville
Lawrence Williams, 6-7, F, RS Soph., Marist
Stavon Williams, 6-3, G, Jr., Utah State
Jonathan Wills, 6-6, G, Soph., New Mexico
Cavel Witter, 6-0, G, Jr., Creighton
Joe Wolfinger, 7-0, C, Jr., Washington
Alonzo Young, 6-4, G, Soph., Sacramento State
Aaron Austin, 6-3, G, Fr., Radford
Landon Clement, 6-1, G, Soph., UNC Greensboro
Tony Dennison, 6-3, G, Jr., Hofstra
Kyle Desmarais, 6-2, G, Fr., Central Connecticut State
Aaron Garriott, 6-3, G, Fr., SIU-Edwardsville
Aaron Hall, 6-3, G, Soph., Central Connecticut State
Jacob Iati, 5-11, G, Fr., High Point
Khalil Mumford, 5-11, G, Soph., St. Peter’s
Jake Nielson, 6-3, G, Fr., Southern Utah
Daniel Oliver, 5-10, G, Soph., UNC Greensboro
Shawntez Robinson, 6-6, F, Fr., Duquesne
Kevin Payton, 6-5, G, Jr., Minnesota
C.J. Reid, 6-4, F, Fr., St. Peter’s
Mark Socoby, 6-5, G, Jr., Maine
Ryan Staker, 6-7, PF, Jr., UC Irvine
David Theis, 6-7, F, Soph., Duquesne
Anthony Thomas, 6-5, F, Fr., Howard
Torrance Timothy, 6-5, G, Fr., Howard
Isiah Tucker, 6-1, G, Soph., Winston Salem State
Omar Wattad, 6-5, SG-SF, Soph., Georgetown
Barry Wellington, 6-0, G, Jr., SIU-Edwardsville
Tell me now it is unusual for a team, any team, to "adjust" annually ????????????????
Tom Crean must be a real prick as he is shipping out more than a couple after his maiden season? Some of them aren't on this list yet!
Yeah, you can sure tell...
new sycamore fan
The All-MVC Level
Whoever thinks that it is not routine for D1 schools in almost every sport to ask kids that don't fit the program to leave each and every year has no idea. Scholarships are so limited and are so valuable that coaches can't afford to keep the wrong kids because it's the right thing to do. Take your favorite coach, and I'm sure they have done this many times. Just yesterday I heard the same complaint about Joe Pa "screwing" a local kid the went to Penn State. In reality, if the athlete actually has an interest in actually playing intercollegiate athletics (instead of just taking the free education), the coaches are really doing the athlete a favor by being honest with them and releasing them to go somewhere where they may be able to play.
Proud To Be A Tree
The Varsity Level
Are you Cole bro? If not, you've got to be someone from his family but I believe his mom was already registered on here. You're just giving off the vibe of being involved.