Recruiting Insider: April 1, 2007 - April 7, 2007
Beasley Going to K-State
Weekends aren't premium blogging hours, but here's a must-read item. Mike Beasley will go to K-State. The Wildcats named promoted assistant Frank Martin head coach and promoted key recruiter Dalonte Hill to associate head coach, which was the key to keeping Beasley bound for the little apple. KC Star columnist...
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Josh Barr
| April 7, 2007; 1:23 PM ET |
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Big Times for Twyman
It's been a big week for Sherwood's Deontay Twyman, the first basketball-football All-Met in nearly 20 years. Here's some video and here are the All-Met teams, which are in today's paper. Gazette columnist Brian Heard also weighs in. As for Twyman's future, while he says he prefers football, my bet...
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| April 6, 2007; 1:22 PM ET |
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More Cap Classic...
All-star basketball games are about seeing who can score the most points. Witness the 48-point first quarter for the Capital All-Stars last night, a performance that had Man About Charlottesville Jeff White shaking his head about how bad the U.S. team defense was "even by all-star game standards." That said,...
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| April 6, 2007; 12:10 PM ET |
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Cap Classic Reviews
Here are the links, I'll have my two cents up shortly: Virginia Tech recruits had a big night, led by MVP Augustus Gilchrist. A lesser-known player hopes a strong effort in the prelim game will get him some college looks. Here's how the DC Times saw things....
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Josh Barr
| April 6, 2007; 11:55 AM ET |
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No Love in Huggyville
It's Good Friday, but plenty of recruiting news to talk about today. Bob Huggins is headed to West Virginia, but it is uncertain what that means for Mike Beasley. As I wondered yesterday, a 27-year-old with ties to Beasley and other recruits could be K-State's choice. Huggins said he will...
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| April 6, 2007; 11:42 AM ET |
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Can a Player Land a Job for a Coach?
Ok, it's 6 p.m. and things are really heating up here at Comcast Center for the Capital Classic. Gotta be at least 100 folks here for the prelim game that tips in two minutes. It's also way past premium blogging time. But... I wanted to post for all the loving...
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Josh Barr
| April 5, 2007; 5:56 PM ET |
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Hokie Recruit Getting Ready
Here's a story I wrote in today's paper about Prorgressive Christian center Augustus Gilchrist, a 6-foot-9, 230-pound senior who has signed with Virginia Tech....
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| April 5, 2007; 2:49 PM ET |
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Interesting Coaching Method
DeMatha's Mike Jones will coach the local team in Thursday's Capital Classic. And he found a unique way to select his starting five: Best 2-of-3, 8-minute games at yesterday's practice, winners start. The White team won, as Pittsburgh recruit Darnell Dodson hit a game-winning three-pointer from the left wing. So...
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| April 4, 2007; 2:33 PM ET |
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Nickelberry Keeps Hitting D.C.
Seems that I failed to follow up on this last week. Largo G Kwame Morgan, who averaged 27.5 points this past season, will play for Hampton. Lions Coach Lewis Howard said Morgan picked Hampton over Northeastern. Hampton Coach Kevin Nickelberry, who has plenty of D.C.-area ties, had five local players...
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| April 4, 2007; 11:41 AM ET |
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Peterson In Limbo
Caught up with a few players, including DeMatha point guard Jeff Peterson, yesterday after the local team practiced for Thursday's Capital Classic. Peterson said he has narrowed his college choices to Iowa, St. Louis and Princeton, but is not near reaching a final decision. He has yet to meet new...
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| April 4, 2007; 9:48 AM ET |
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Top Recruit Shot
Man About High Schools Preston Williams has an item up about Pittsburgh-area standout Herb Pope, who played for Montrose Christian as a freshman and had been a target for some local colleges. Pope was shot four times at a party and is in a hospital recovering....
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| April 3, 2007; 1:17 PM ET |
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Football Clinic Wednesday
Elite Athlete Training Systems is running a Nike/Sparq training clinic at Wootton High on Wednesday from 11 to 1. Edit: Caught up with EATS guru Jason Hadeed, who says the event is open to anyone in grades 9 to 12 and it's free. There will be testing in the vertical...
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| April 3, 2007; 12:33 PM ET |
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D.C.'s Top Football Recruits
I should preface this with a disclaimer, that I'm sure there are players who belong in this list but for some reason got left out, but here is my long-awaited list of the Washington area's top football prospects for the rising senior class....
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Josh Barr
| April 2, 2007; 11:36 AM ET |
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Terp Recruit Likely to Miss Cap Classic
Maryland recruit Braxton Dupree, on the national team roster for Thursday's Capital Classic all-star game at Comcast Center, likely will miss the game after spraining his ankle in the Charm City Challenge....
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| April 2, 2007; 10:58 AM ET |
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Delaney Shines in All-Star Game
Virginia Tech recruit ">Malcolm Delaney scored 27 points as the Baltimore team won the Charm City Challenge all-star game, 116-113 over their national counterparts on Sunday....
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| April 2, 2007; 10:19 AM ET |
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