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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.

Here is the article from the DMN this morning. My prayers are with her and the families involved. DMN Link

This was posted by SUMG today.

Ugly Hat Jim Spanarkel (sp?)

Based on this story , White doesn't appear to be an offensive force. Maybe he is a banger inside that will provide interior defense and rebounding.

Ticket Order Form

Posted by Cooley. Not sure what website he got this information from. Cooley and Buford Julep are two of the most connected posters in basketball circles. Looks like some needed size, although I hope we find and sign someone about 4 inches taller.

One of the greatest HR's ever hit in the post season. J.R. Richards.

Here is a post from Cooley I found on the Mean and Green, Scottie's, board. You will notice this was dated February 23rd. I didn't add this to cause concern, but to show that Hines chose to sign with us over some percieved better schools.

NTSU, NFL defensive back and sports commentator Pat Putnam

Intramural basketball heads to nationals Ashley Hyder Daily Reporter March 30, 2004 In the midst of the nationally televised NCAA tournament, a group of NT students will take part in a similar tournament, a first for NT intramural teams. This is the first time in school history that an NT intramural basketball team has gone to the national championship. Nova-Kane will be traveling to Florida on April 22 to play in a national tournament at Disney's Wide World of Sports Arena. The three-day tournament will feature talent from all over the country. "It's almost no words to express how I felt," said Sheldon Tate, Fort Worth junior, who serves as both the coach and a player for the winning team. Nova-Kane has competed in a number of games to make it to nationals, including playing in tournaments at NT, the University of Houston and Texas Christian University. While this is the first time an NT team has progressed to this level in intramurals, Nova-Kane has been around for about five years. The concept of Nova-Kane is attributed to Tranell Walker, an NT student who is now paralyzed. "It's like when you go to the dentist, and they inject you with novacane. You don't feel the effects at first, but wait long enough and it will kick in," said Tate. "That's our approach with others teams, we eventually wear them down." Other team members are also excited about the tournament. "This is my first trip to Florida, so I'm really excited," said Obi Ezem, Dallas freshman. Marcus Levels, Fort Worth junior, said he expects the team to do well because it has good chemistry and knows how to work together. "Nobody's selfish and no one's out for themselves," Levels said. "We are all about winning."

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No majors Brad Kassell