KYS escribió:¿y será bueno el tio este? `¿alguien lo conoce?
Bias escribió:KYS escribió:¿y será bueno el tio este? `¿alguien lo conoce?
Jugador rollo Evan Turner. Alguna vez leí que el jugador acabaría en Seton Hall a pesar de de tener buenos programas detrás de él, veremos, él quiere jugar de base en College.
Bias escribió:Bueno, es un 6´8, tiene altura de alero, y a diferencia de los demás no es un tiralotodo. Pero vamos, es evidente que si quiere jugar de base a Florida no va a ir.
¿cuántos minutos crees que jugará Beal el año que viene? A mí me parece la hostia de jugador, y con tanto paquete más veterano que tenéis huele a que va a jugar poquísimo.
redjor escribió: acabarán como Reynolds undrafted y para un equipo flojo de Europa
The addition of Seattle University in 2012 will still leave the Western Athletic Conference with only seven football-playing members -- a situation Commissioner Karl Benson said he hopes will be remedied within a year.
"Seven is workable but certainly not ideal," Benson said during a conference call Tuesday following a board of directors meeting in Park City, Utah.
While stability of the overall conference is important, he said the No. 1 priority will be to get to eight or nine or more football-playing schools.
The league announced the addition of Seattle following the Park City meeting. Benson cited Seattle's academics, athletics, facilities and location in a top-15 media market.
Seattle becomes a member on July 1, 2012, meaning the WAC will have nine full-time members for the 2012-13 season. Idaho, Louisiana Tech, New Mexico State, San Jose State, Texas State, Texas-San Antonio and Utah State all compete in football while Seattle University and the University of Denver do not.
The WAC loses BCS-busting Boise State this year, and will lose key members Fresno State, Nevada and Hawaii in 2012. The WAC tried to add Montana last year but the Grizzlies chose to stay in the lower-tier Football Championship Subdivision and the Big Sky Conference it has dominated at times over the years.
Benson acknowledges the WAC is geographically challenged. He said his ideal scenario would be to create a 12-team league split into East and West divisions. He said nine of those schools would compete in football.
Benson said he has been in contact with a dozen FCS schools that compete in football over the past six to eight months but the economy has not allowed them to make the jump to the higher division.
"We will continue to work with them and hopefully within the next year the timing will be better," Benson said.
He said it will be important for the five current football-playing schools that will remain with the WAC for the long haul to show success on the football field this year by contending for a conference championship and qualifying for bowl games.
There isn't any reason why those five, Idaho, Louisiana Tech, New Mexico State, San Jose State, Utah State, "or Texas State or Texas-San Antonio can't be the next Boise State," Benson said.
As for basketball, he said Seattle or Denver could be the next Gonzaga. He said they have similar university profiles and are in major metropolitan areas.
Seattle University, now an independent, was a Division I team from 1950-1980 and its men's basketball team advanced to the NCAA title game in 1958 led by Hall of Famer Elgin Baylor. The school returned to the NCAA's top division in 2009 and currently plays its men's basketball games at KeyArena, the home of the Seattle SuperSonics until the franchise moved.
The Redhawks sponsor 17 sports that will compete in the WAC, including baseball, softball, men's and women's golf and women's volleyball.
Malcolm Delaney (190-G-89) is a new member of Chalon. The American guard signed a one-year deal with the club. He will replace Marquez Haynes (191-G-86, college: Texas Arlington). It will be the first professional season for Delaney, who graduated few months ago at the Virginia Tech University. He played 34 games for his school as a senior registering 18.7 ppg, 3.5 rpg and 4 apg. Virginia Tech reached ACC Tournament Semifinals and Delaney was named All-ACC 1st Team. He got the same award in 2010 as well. Delaney played at the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament this year averaging 10 points, 3 rebounds and 4.5 assists for 2 games.
Cholet wanted to extend Marquez Haynes, but they were not able to do it. He will most probably continue his career in Spain
Blackney escribió:Toca ir reflotando el post de Desembarco NCAA.
Manti Te'o escribió:Corey Fisher en ACB .. me mudo a la ciudad donde vaya.. podría ir al Bilbao si se pira AJ que me pilla al lao. A AJ le hacemos hueco en el Prokom
Rivo escribió:Ojo con U1st sports que se ve que ha pescado a unos cuantos jugadores en los campus pre-draft:
Alec Burks
Josh Selby
Jordan Williams
Travis Leslie
Desmond Williams
Dwight Hardy
Luke Sikma
Bill Clark
Malcolm Delaney
Doğuş Balbay
Tristan Thompson
Jonathan Mitchell
Jamie Vanderbeken
Ibrahima Thomas
Diego Kapelan
Jamelle Horne
Jeff Robinson
Corey Fisher
Antonio Pena
Estos suelen traerse bastantes jugadores a ACB. Mismamente "mi" Granca tiene a más de medio equipo representado ahí y una larga lista de ex procedentes de esa agencia también. Por no hablar de que Brabender, ex jugador nuestro, es representante de esa agencia.
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