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Great arm, not sure if that's what you were looking for Stranger. Cookie Rojas

DRC

The telling sign of Finley's ball mishandling skills came in the third quarter when Divac ended up guarding him on a switch, and Finley couldn't take him off the dribble. Finley is a liability with the ball. His only move is two dribbles and pull up for the fade away and everyone knows this.

More Hustle than Talent Joe Charbeneau

Who's his teammate? I don't guess it really matters considering we only have one scholarship left to give.

These are impressive credentials. Then again, has he not improved since then or has his weight gotten out of control? I wonder, but I will choose to hold judgement until I see him running the floor of the Super Pit.

Looks like White is a Ronnie Morgan/Charles Barkley clone. Hope he play like one of them.

No, he just hates seeing them "loose."

I couldn't find stats, but here is the info. I was able to get on another thread. Recruiting Info.

Bio Notes: Eric Dawson is one of the better big men in the JC Class of 2004. Dawson, a 6-8, 215 pound combo forward from McLennan College in Waco, Tex., is a skilled post with the ability to face the basket. Dawson projects as a mid to high Division I basketball prospect, but graduation issues could sidetrack his arrival at the D-I level. Schools in the Running: Houston, Texas Tech, UNLV, Arkansas St., Arkansas-LR, Louisiana-Laf., North Texas, Texas Christian (courtesy of Russ Blake at JUCO Junction)

Look out for that tarp! John Kruk

A True 5 Tool Player Dick Trickle

Nice slacks. Phil Michelson

Je'Kel Foster info. Je'Kel Foster 16.8 points per game 5.12 rebounds per game 5.27 assists per game 82 steals 1.73 TO's per game Shot 41% from 3pt. range 44.8% FG 83.7% FT Team went 30-3 and Foster was the State Player of the Year.

Eric Dawson stats: Eric Dawson Click on his name for a brief description of his accomplishments. Couldn't find weight, points or rebounds per game. This is what Buford Julep posted on Scottie's board in regards to Dawson:

Info. on Vernell Davis. My Webpage

Did anyone attend? I was curious what the attendance for this was.

Tough to let him go, I guess.

Hines played in the Global Games after his senior year in high school for Team USA alongside names such as Daniel Horton (Cedar Hill/Michigan), Bracey Wright (The Colony/Indiana) and Deron Williams (The Colony/Illinios). He was consider by many one of the top players in these games which feature the worlds best 18 year olds. This is one of the biggest signings for UNT basketball in years.

Noted in the DMN that Hines gave an oral committment to JJ and the Mean Green. This is a great signing for our program.

All or nothing swing. Mario Mendoza

Doug Schindler from Pilot Point was another post, 6' 11" I believe, with some of the worst hands ever.

I'll take a slew of 6'9" players like UConn has though.

It was noted on Scottie's board that San Diego State is also after him.