After his sensational performances in the spring, Tyler Honeycutt saw his recruitment take off. Now, one of the elite programs in the west has offered Honeycutt a scholarship and he gives us his latest thoughts…
Mike Broghammer, a 6-foot-8, 220 pound rising senior forward from Minnetonka (MN) Hopkins, has added three scholarship offers after a strong performance in the Nike Peach Jam, according to Howard Pulley head man Rene Pulley. Broghammer attended the Minnesota Advanced Camp last month.
Seattle (Wash.) Rainier Beach star Aaron Dotson has seen his recruitment skyrocket since the start of summer, most recently garnering a scholarship offer from the hometown Washington Huskies. Dawgman.com caught up with Dotson shortly after the he received the good news.
One of the better west coast prospects at the LeBron James Skill Academy was Aaron Dotson and he certainly made the most of his opportunity in Akron. Since the event he’s picked up some new college interest.
Southern Methodist University basketball team are going places they never have been before under third year coach Matt Doherty. One such prospect is Scout.com four star shooting guard Anthony Marshall. We at PonyStampede.com caught up with Marshall upon his return from the recent NBA camp.
Gonzaga junior guard Jeremy Pargo has withdrawn from the NBA Draft, according to sources close to the situation.
Aaron Dotson had a solid spring, but is hoping to step it up in July. Scout.com caught up with the talented guard and he filled us in on his upcoming schedule and recruitment.
Kevin Noreen, a 6-foot-8, 190-pound forward from Minnesota Transitions Charter, is one of the top players in the state in the Class of 2010. Noreen helped lead the Magic Elite 16-and-under AAU team to the State AAU tournament title this past weekend. Noreen has two offers and will play in the Minnesota Elite camp later […]
Many schools are still calling but Pleasant Grove (CA) High School point guard Xavier Thames is only thinking about two schools. “It’s definitely down to just two schools. I’ll be choosing either Iowa State or Washington State.”
