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5 of the top 17 playing in Dallas at the Global Games. Left at halftime tonight with USA ahead of Africa 42 - 32. SOC's Darrell Arthur with 11 at the half.

Excellent points GrayEagle, I kinda knew that. You might be surprised to know that at least 1 kid annually is legit D1 material. Chris Young was one of their better players and I believe was drafted in the NBA; electing baseball instead. Billy Allen (son of SMU head coach Sonny) could play for anyone as well. Maybe the long pending UNT law school will help our image (if it ever comes about before the Trinity River project) I really do like their team.

Or at least why don't they consider UNT? I can only remember 1 kid from HP that signed with NT. (place kicker Witt Smith) The kid really had a leg but left after 1 year. If I remember correctly, one of his teammates stole some personal belongings from his Kerr dorm. Anyway, HP is my early pre-season favorite in hoops to make it to Austin (Class 4A) The attached Tx Hoops article is about the Edwards brothers, however, I really like their point guard (Troy Alexander) and C/PF (Bonner McDermott). The HP kids will play for the Dallas Heroes where they continue to take down some of the more talented AAU teams and players in the state. Coming to a local UNT gym near you. (during the Great American Shootout) this weekend. Check them out! http://texashoops.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=687248 July 4, 2007 Blue Zertuche TexasHoops.com Recruiting Analyst They may be twins, but on the court they are a bit different. 6'3", 190-pound shooting guard Matt Edwards and twin brother 6'5", 200-pound Pierce Edwards, play a rugged hard-nose game where they never concede to the competition, but with different styles. Their recruitment is identical, and they aren't ready to part just yet. The Edwards' are part of the Highland Park HS team. Their unique styles of play make them players to watch this weekend at the Great American Shoot-Out and they both will draw a big crowd among the recruiters while playing for the Dallas Heroes. "We are getting recruited by Ivy League schools among others," said Matt. "Columbia, Princeton, Yale, Harvard, VMI, West Point(Army), Navy, Air Force, American, William and Mary, SFA, Dallas Baptist, Trinity (San Antonio), and LeHigh are all on our list." "We don't like one over the other," said Pierce about their recruitment. "We are open to everything and like all options. We are excited about playing in front of all the coaches in July." On this large list of colleges, many of them are recruiting the Edwards brothers together and also separately. They say that they are happy for each other, but aren't ready to go separate ways yet. "We are always together," said Pierce. We have played all sorts of sports together since we were little. We would like to go to college and play together on the same team." "The first option would be for us to go to the same school together, but it is fine for us to go somewhere different," said Matt. The Edwards' compete at an intense level, even when it is a game of 42 at home. Daniel will be a nice addition to Highland Park's Varsity. "It always gets intense, especially when our other brother, Daniel [Edwards] gets involved," added Pierce. The third brother, Daniel, is a 6'7" sophomore to be and plays for the Pro Skills. "He adds a lot to the work out that we do. We are able to do post drills and shooting drills with him in there," said Matt. The twins were both All-State pitchers during their sophomore year at Covenant Christian (TAPPS 1A), and All-State 6-man Football. Matt is interested in Pre-law, and Pierce is undecided on what to study in college. Texas Hoops Analysis: MATTis a tough overall player that can knock down the three point shot. He is a good ball handler and a smart wing player. He uses a variety of moves to escape the defense and will finish at the basket on back-door cuts. He plays physical, will rebound and battle on both ends. Pierce is a versatile player that will mix it up inside and out. He can hit the open shot, or finish strong at the basket. He will take advantage of a smaller guard by posting up. He is a good rebounder, passer, and a physical player.

2008 NBA Draft, Prospect Ranking: Top 100 1 O.J. Mayo PG 6-4 195 19 USC Top 10 Teams are down on him a little right now. But if he comes into USC... more 2 Michael Beasley PF 6-9 235 18 Kansas State Top 10 A big-time talent who will go very high as long as he behaves himself at... more 3 Derrick Rose PG 6-4 195 18 Memphis Top 10 The best pure point guard in the draft draws some comparisons to Deron Williams. However,... more 4 Eric Gordon SG 6-5 205 18 Indiana Top 10 Maybe the most gifted prospect from the high school class of 2007. He can score... more [b]5 Darrell Arthur PF 6-10 215 19 Kansas (Dallas SOC) Top 10 Shocked just about everyone coming out of the gate and contributing to a very talented... more 6 Marreese Speights C 6-10 250 18 Florida Lottery With Al Horford and Joakim Noah in the NBA, a lot is falling on Speight's... more 7 Brook Lopez C 7-0 245 19 Stanford Lottery Brook's stellar play toward the end of his freshman season turned a lot of NBA... more 8 Chase Budinger SG 6-7 190 19 Arizona Lottery Budinger had a great freshman season at Arizona and has quickly asserted himself as the... more 9 Ty Lawson PG 6-0 190 19 North Carolina Lottery Lawson didn't put up the best numbers, but some scouts felt he had the most... more 10 Roy Hibbert C 7-2 265 20 Georgetown Lottery He's been all over the boards with scouts over the past few years. They love... more 11 Nicolas Batum SF 6-8 210 18 France Lottery to mid first round A few international scouts believe he's the best prospect outside the United States. His dominance... more 12 DeAndre Jordan C 7-0 240 19 Texas A&M Lottery to mid first round On talent, he's got the makings of a top-five pick. But scouts are concerned enough... more 13 Brandon Rush SG 6-7 205 21 Kansas Lottery to mid first round Was Big 12 freshman of the year, but took a bit of a back seat... more 14 DeVon Hardin C 6-11 235 20 California Lottery to mid first round Hardin got off to a slow start for Cal, raising more questions about how ready... more 15 Danilo Gallinari SF 6-9 212 18 Italy Lottery to mid first round Many in Italy feel he's a better long-term prospect than Andrea Bargnani. Right now his... more 16 Hasheem Thabeet C 7-3 265 20 Connecticut Lottery to mid first round Thabeet was pegged early as a potential late lottery sleeper. His size, athleticism and growing... more 17 Donte Green SF 6-8 215 19 Syracuse Lottery to mid first round Versatile forward has a lot of potential, but needs to find a position and get... more 18 Kevin Love C 6-9 255 18 UCLA Lottery to mid first round Love's game is old-school with a flair for the spectacular. He has enough talent to... more 19 Jerryd Bayless PG 6-3 190 18 Arizona Mid to late first round Arizona is moving him to the point this season which means he'll have to share... more 20 Sherron Collins PG 5-11 200 20 Kansas Mid to late first round His lack of size hurt him, but his play in the second half of his... more 21 Ante Tomic C 7-2 237 20 Croatia Mid to late first round Tomic is big-time prospect. He has a rare combination of size, skill and athletic ability.... more 22 D.J. Augustin PG 5-11 180 19 Texas Mid to late first round Augustin was one of the two or three best freshmen point guards in the country.... more 23 Darren Collison PG 6-1 165 19 UCLA Mid to late first round Scouts love his speed and his floor leadership. As the NBA turns more up-tempo, Collison's... more 24 Scottie Reynolds PG 6-2 195 19 Villanova Mid to late first round Exploded the second half of the season for Villanova, culminating with a 40-point outburst against... more 25 Victor Claver SF 6-11 217 18 Spain Mid to late first round Some international scouts feel he -- along with Nicolas Batum, Danilo Gallinari and Ante Tomic... more 26 Tyler Hansbrough PF 6-9 225 21 North Carolina Late first to early second Scouts love the tenaciousness with which he plays the game. But will he be a... more 27 Greivis Vasquez SG 6-5 195 20 Maryland Late first to early second One of the most versatile backcourt players in the country. He really doesn't fit a... more 28 Eric Maynor PG 6-2 165 20 VA Commonwealth Late first to early second His strong play in the NCAA Tournament won him a lot of fans among NBA... more 29 Wayne Ellington SG 6-5 175 19 North Carolina Late first to early second Ellington has a lot of potential because of his ability to shoot the ball and... more 30 Gerald Henderson SG 6-5 205 19 Duke Late first to early second We'll be watching him closely. He wasn't given a lot of opportunities to shine at... more 31 Tyrese Rice PG 6-1 190 20 Boston College Late first to early second 32 Bill Walker SF 6-6 225 19 Kansas State Late first to early second 33 Omri Casspi SF 6-7 206 19 Israel Late first to early second 34 Rudy Mbemba PG 6-0 186 19 Sweden Late first to early second 35 Paul Harris SG 6-4 220 20 Syracuse Late first to early second 36 Stanley Robinson SF 6-9 215 18 Connecticut Second round to undrafted 37 Josh Heytvelt PF 6-11 235 21 Gonzaga Second round to undrafted 38 Taj Gibson PF 6-9 210 22 USC Second round to undrafted 39 Luc Richard Mbah a Moute SF 6-7 215 20 UCLA Second round to undrafted 40 Nemanja Aleksandrov F 6-10 225 20 Serbia Second round to undrafted 41 Matt Bouldin PG 6-5 210 19 Gonzaga Second round to undrafted 42 Jamont Gordon SG 6-4 225 20 Mississippi St. Second round to undrafted 43 Artem Zabelin C 7-2 200 19 Russia Second round to undrafted 44 Earl Clark SF 6-9 200 19 Louisville Second round to undrafted 45 Tyler Smith SF 6-7 210 20 Tennessee Second round to undrafted 46 Vernon Macklin SF 6-9 190 20 Georgetown Second round to undrafted 47 Ryan Anderson PF 6-10 225 California Second round to undrafted 48 Kyle Singler SF 6-9 210 19 Duke Second round to undrafted 49 Nolan Smith SG 6-4 185 18 Duke Second round to undrafted 50 Lance Thomas PF 6-8 200 19 Duke Second round to undrafted 51 Alexy Shved SF 6-7 170 18 Russia Second round to undrafted 52 Kosta Koufos C 7-1 250 Ohio State Second round to undrafted 53 Patrick Patterson PF 6-8 245 18 Kentucky Second round to undrafted 54 Malik Hairston SG 6-6 200 20 Oregon Second round to undrafted 55 Nick Calathes PG 6-5 185 Florida Second round to undrafted 56 A.J. Price PG 6-2 190 20 Connecticut Second round to undrafted 57 Robin Lopez C 7-0 245 19 Stanford Second round to undrafted 58 Gani Lawal PF 6-9 220 17 Georgia Tech Second round to undrafted 59 Mario Chalmers PG 6-2 170 21 Kansas Second round to undrafted 60 Vladimir Dasic F 6-9 225 19 Serbia Second round to undrafted 61 DaJuan Summers SF 6-8 225 19 Georgetown Second round to undrafted 62 Mantas Kalnietis PG 6-5 194 21 Lithuania Second round to undrafted 63 Dominic James PG 6-0 175 20 Marquette Second round to undrafted 64 Austin Freeman SG 6-3 185 Georgetown Second round to undrafted 65 Anton Ponkrashov PG 6-8 214 21 Russia Second round to undrafted 66 Trent Plaisted C 6-11 245 20 BYU Second round to undrafted 67 Bo McCalebb PG 6-0 180 22 New Orleans Second round to undrafted 68 Anthony Randolph SF 6-10 210 LSU (Dallas Woodrow Wilson) Second round to undrafted 69 Lawrence Hill PF 6-8 205 19 Stanford Second round to undrafted 70 Marcelus Kemp SG 6-5 210 23 Nevada Second round to undrafted 71 Marko Keselj SF 6-10 202 19 Serbia Second round to undrafted 72 Corey Fisher PG 6-1 205 Villanova Second round to undrafted 73 Rodrigue Beaubois PG 6-2 170 19 France Second round to undrafted 74 James Mays PF 6-9 219 21 Clemson Second round to undrafted 75 Bovan Marjanovic C 7-3 272 18 Serbia Second round to undrafted 76 D.J. White PF 6-9 240 20 Indiana Second round to undrafted 77 Chris Lofton SG 6-2 197 21 Tennessee Second round to undrafted 78 Kyle Weaver SG 6-6 185 21 Washington State Second round to undrafted 79 Drew Neitzel PG 6-0 180 22 Michigan State Second round to undrafted 80 Sean Singletary PG 6-0 175 21 Virginia Second round to undrafted 81 Milenko Tepic SG 6-8 200 20 Serbia Second round to undrafted 82 Derrick Jasper PG 6-5 213 19 Kentucky Second round to undrafted 83 Quincy Pondexter SF 6-7 200 19 Washington Second round to undrafted 84 C.J. Giles C 6-10 235 21 Oregon State Second round to undrafted 85 Derrick Caracter PF 6-9 286 19 Louisville Second round to undrafted 86 Stephen Curry PG 6-0 180 Davidson Second round to undrafted 87 Alexis Ajinca PF 7-1 207 19 France Second round to undrafted 88 Micah Downs SF 6-8 180 20 Gonzaga Second round to undrafted 89 Cole Aldridge C 6-11 245 Kansas Second round to undrafted 90 Joey Dorsey PF 6-9 260 21 Memphis Second round to undrafted 91 Chris Douglas-Roberts SG 6-6 195 20 Memphis Second round to undrafted 92 Brandon Costner PF 6-9 230 19 NC State Second round to undrafted 93 Nikita Shabalkin SF 6-9 210 20 Russia Second round to undrafted 94 Jeff Pendergraph PF 6-10 220 20 Arizona State Second round to undrafted 95 Miroslav Raduljica C 7-1 250 19 Serbia Second round to undrafted 96 Robert Dozier SF 6-9 215 21 Memphis Second round to undrafted 97 Joe Alexander SF 6-8 210 West Virginia Second round to undrafted 98 Evan Turner SF 6-6 175 Ohio State Second round to undrafted 99 Davon Jefferson SF 6-8 215 USC Second round to undrafted 100 Richard Roby SG 6-5 210 21 Colorado Second round to undrafted

Colt McCoy was a legit 6-3 during the Texas High School Basketball Championship tournament (his senior year of 2005) He also had/has a much better football physique to take the pounding at the D1 level. Thank God young Riley finally came to his senses; if he had any serious thoughts of playing quarterback. I couldn't imagine any possible scenario where he would have received any PT at UT. (in 4 years at any position other than FG/extra point holder). Yes, that's brutal but imho, the truth! If we had any QB's whatsoever, we wouldn't be realistically talking about him taking the helm any time soon. Go Mean Green!

Who am I? The last time North Texans experienced so much euphoria over a QB signing was when I was the Class 5A Player of the Year and had just lead my team to the 5A Texas State High School Football Championship for Flower Mound Marcus. I was a much bigger QB with equal or better stats (touchdown & passing yards). I signed with NT vowing to prove the other major D1's wrong.

Does Barrett go from soft to hard?

Paris JC

June 30, 2007 Jason Suchomel Orangebloods.com When Southlake Carroll quarterback Riley Dodge committed to Texas back in February, he made the decision knowing he was being recruited as an athlete and knowing that his father had previously accepted the head coaching job at North Texas. Even with those factors seemingly weighing against Texas, Dodge decided to give the Longhorns an early commitment, largely based on the fact that he's been a fan of the Texas program for as long as he can remember. Three months later, Dodge still has those same strong feelings towards the Texas program, but he decided this week that wearing the burnt orange and white may not be the best decision for his future. After really struggling with the decision for the past few days, Dodge put in a call to the Texas coaching staff on Friday to withdraw his commitment, informing them that he'll be following his father to play at North Texas. "I grew up from when I was little wanting to play at UT. I'm still the biggest UT fan you'll find," Dodge said. "It has a lot to do with me playing quarterback. At North Texas, I feel like I have the opportunity to play early and I know the offense in and out. And not many kids get to play for their dads in high school and in college." Playing time, the quarterback position and the chance to play for his dad were instrumental in Dodge's decision, but his choice runs a little deeper than it appears on the surface. His grandfather, who lived in the Austin area, suffered a stroke earlier in the year. He has since moved to North Texas to be closer to his family, and Dodge said the opportunity to stay close to a important member of his family was another factor in his final decision. "It's been rough on our family. I would love for my grandpa to be able to see me come play college football. He's one of the people I look up to so much," Dodge said. As a junior, Dodge was one of the country's most productive prep quarterbacks, throwing for for 4,184 yards and 54 touchdowns and rushing for 1,119 yards and 13 scores. He averaged more than 330 yards of offense per game. After finishing up his career at Southlake Carroll, Dodge will now take his talents to North Texas, where he'll play for his father Todd, who built the Carroll program into one of the best the nation has seen in the past decade. "I still follow Texas and will still root them on. My dad was kind of iffy about (the switch). He was happy either way. He was so happy when I committed to Texas," Riley said. "But I feel like I have an opportunity to play at an up and coming program and I think I have a chance to start." The decision to switch seems to fit like a glove – Dodge will get to play quarterback, he'll play for his dad, he'll step into the same offense that he ran in high school and he'll get to stay close to his family – but the call to withdraw his commitment was extremely difficult move for the 6-foot, 183-pound playmaker. In fact, Dodge said that the last few days have been some of the most gut-wrenching of his life, and he even had trouble telling his friends about his change of heart. "It's been sickening. It's been hard to sleep at night. I have Texas stuff all over my bedroom and I've had that ever since I was a little kid. It's taken a toll on me the past couple of weeks," said Dodge. "I've gotten to be pretty good friends with some of the guys playing at Texas. I talked to (Carroll teammate and Texas commit) Tre (Newton) today. He's one of my best friends. He's been really supportive but it was hard to even talk to him."

OK guys, the real reason Riley Dodge is transferring to UNT is because DeLoss Dodds doesn't feel comfortable playing against UNT down the road. If the Mean Green were to upset the Horns, he would feel that Todd Dodge used "Confidential Information" against his program in the upset. (Former UT QB in Todd Dodge and now Riley) Moreover, TD hired away a recent UT graduate assistants (for a while) These type of lawsuits are seriously being filed in North Texas court houses against former coaches when their asses are kicked.

Ronnie Morgan Jr is an undersized power forward. Though he appears on most rosters as 6-7, he is really about 6-5. Now if he had his younger brothers height (legit 6-10) he would have been a national recruit. Dallas Big Man has Cats on his list June 29, 2007 Jeff Drummond CatsPause.com Listed as one of Rivals.com's "five on the rise" for his effort this spring on the AAU circuit, Dallas (Texas) South Oak Cliff center J'Mison Morgan has played himself into a four-star rating and a spot among the nation's top 50 prospects for 2008. J'Mison Morgan hauled down a rebound in the Reebok ABCD Camp last summer. One of the schools taking note of Morgan's play is Kentucky, which has picked up its recruitment of the Lone Star big man. "I've gotten a couple of calls from coach (Billy) Gillispie and coach (Jeremy) Cox lately," Morgan said. "They say they like how I play, how I play hard and keep getting better every time they see me. "They haven't offered yet, but it sounds like they will be. They're one of the schools I would have to consider. They have great tradition and a reputation as a big basketball school." Morgan (6-10, 275) has seen his stock rise with a slimmer frame and better conditioning this year. Reminiscent of former UK standout Marquis Estill at the same stage in his development, he is currently rated the No. 9 center in his class and the No. 48 prospect overall. Said Rivals.com national basketball analyst Justin Young: "The big man watched and played with Darrell Arthur in high school at Dallas South Oak Cliff, and those learning experiences are starting to shine through. Morgan, one of the biggest and strongest players in the class of 2008, is fine tuning his body and putting everything together. He has soft hands and good feet, two ingredients that are valuable to big men. He is really starting to tap into the player he can become." Gillispie began taking notice of Morgan when he was at Texas A&M. He has continued to follow him after his transition to UK. "I think he's a great coach," Morgan said. "He did some really good things at A&M, and I know he has a good relationship with his players. That's always important." In addition to Kentucky, Morgan said he's receiving the most attention from Alabama and UCLA. Schools like Arizona, Kansas, Georgetown, UNLV, Georgia Tech, Iowa State, Nebraska and Texas A&M have also been involved. "I don't have any favorites," Morgan said. "Any school that gets in right now can get in. I'm listening to everybody." Asked what he's looking for in a college, Morgan said: "The program's success, the fan support and, mainly, a good relationship with the coaches and my teammates. I also want to go somewhere they can use me. I want to play early and contribute." Morgan will be featured at the Reebok U. event next month in Philadelphia. http://rivalshoops.rivals.com/viewprospect...mp;pr_key=47799

Latest NBA 1st rounders from the Dallas ISD. A.C. Law IV (Dallas Kimball) #11 LaMarcus Aldridge (Dallas Seagoville) #2 Chris Bosh (Dallas Lincoln) #4 Jeryl Sasser (Dallas Kimball) #22 Tony Battie (Dallas SOC) #5 Kendrick Martin (Dallas Bryan Adams) #1 Kurt Thomas (Dallas Hillcrest) #10 Larry Johnson (Dallas Skyline) #1 Calvin "C.J." Miles (Dallas Skyline) (2nd Rd #34) 2008 Draft Darrell Arthur (Dallas SOC, Kansas Univ.)???

I disagree!

www.globalgamesusa.com Highlights of the week include two major exhibition games. Team USA U19, which includes: Dallas SOC and University of Kansas' Darrell Arthur and the Chinese National Team (Yao, Yi Jianlian and Sun Yue) will face each other on Sunday, July 1 at 5:00pm Additionally, the Dallas Mavericks Summer Team which includes '06-'07 roster players DeSagana Diop, Pops Mensa-Bonsu, JJ Barea and Maurice Ager, along with former University of Texas player P.J. Tucker and Dallas and SMU's Brian Hopkins will play the Chinese National Team on TUESDAY, JULY 3 at 7:00 PM. The Dallas Mavericks three new draft picks will play in this exhibition game. Participating alongside Puerto Rico, Africa, Argentina, Senegal, will be the GLOBAL GAMES ALL-AMERICAN team. The GG All-American team includes texans John Roberson of Plano (TT), D'Walyn Roberts of Duncanville (TT), Alex Malone and Robert Nyakunki. Tickets are only $3 dollars for pool games and only $5 for the exhibition and medal games. All tickets are general admission. Tickets may be purchased at the SMU box office and on game day at Moody Coliseum. An entire tournament pass may be purchased for just $15.

The dynamic southpaw will play the '07-'08 season with McLennan CC this fall. The former DeSoto Eagle star has grown to 6-7/220, a gain of an inch+ and 10 pounds from his Oklahoma State playing height/weight as a freshman.

June 22, 2007 In speaking with Duncanville's Shawn Williams about his time at the NBA Players Camp, I also asked him about this rumor that's circulated. Someone spread the rumor that Williams was going to transfer to basketball power Oak Hill Academy in Virginia. "Oh noooooo!" he said emphatically. "I don't know where that came from. When I first heard that, I was shocked. I don’t even know anyone in Virginia." Perhaps the person who started the rumor had his or her names wrong. North Crowley's Willie Warren is transferring to Oak Hill in the fall. Posted by Damon L. Sayles, Dallas Morning News HS Blog at 2:26 PM (E-mail this entry) | Comments (0) Latest Rumor: Nolan Dennis is strongly considering transfering to east coast prep school St. Patrick's in New Jersey. According to some, Dennis has already made up his mind, he's just waiting on his mom's approval. His mom is scheduled to talk to the schools staff, withing the next couple of days.

ATTENDANCE 1. Will the FAU home opener exceed 25,000 ? The first Dodge Ball game at Fouts ? No (FAU will not have more than 10 people in the stands) 2. Could the Mean Green actually have more in attendance that smoo at Ford, making their home stadium more green than red ? No (Hard core Mean Green fans will make it to Dallas; casual students will not) 3. Could/will the Navy game set a single game attendance record at Fouts, exceeding the 29.437 at the '03 Baylor game ? No (See #1 response) 4. Will the first year of Dodge Ball set a North Texas all time season record for attendance/average attendance ? No (How many did we average when we inflated ticket sales to become D1 eligible?)

Will we ever have a player drafted in a two-round NBA draft? On the current roster, who has the best shot? Ben Bell has good NBA height for a point guard. (ain't happening!) Keith Wooden is not tall enough for a 5 and not mobile enough for the 4 (ain't happening!) Quincy Williams, at 6-8 (nope) Take this to Vegas! Tristan Thompson will have the best chance. (6-4 to 6-5 poor man's Dwayne Wade) Signed Bored with summer sports http://www.meangreensports.com/

My guess is that after Knight signed one of the best point guards in the country (Plano's John Roberson) he didn't see any pt for Valentine. He may have called JJ looking for a place for him. I don't see any way in hell that JJ would agree to a full scholarship. Just my speculation if this is accurate information. http://community.foxsports.com/blogs/goodm...D_TRANSFER_LIST http://collegehoopsupdate.com/html/transfe...p;x=25&y=21

Appears he has transferred http://texastech.cstv.com/sports/m-baskbl/...ne_benny00.html

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Unconfirmed reports is that #2 Junior (Class of 2009) Shawn Williams of Duncanville is also headed to Oak Hill. Collin Dennis' younger brother Nolan, continues to be the #1 ranked junior (to be) in the state. TexasHoops.com Staff Rank Name High School Height Position 1. Nolan Dennis Richland 6'6" 1/2/3 2. Shawn Williams Duncanville 6'7" 3

I've been in Seattle all week, is TF at Walmart yet? Thanks

Could someone please help me out by calculating all the receivers we have now signed and/or have verbal commitments from for the 08-09 season. With Dickey Ball, I could count with my fingers the number of WR's but had to pull out the calculator on the number of TE. Thanks in advance!