Cooley

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All the NBA experts felt that he would have been the #1 pick in the 2002 draft if he had left school (yes, ahead of Yao Ming). Can't disagree about his parents, however, their situation is totally different than 99.9% of most families. I would imagine that it would be difficult for me to delay a 20-30 million dollar signing bonus when I had never had any money. They still offer GED programs don't they?

Excellent updates Buford. Thanks! Any rumors on other possible signees?

Home of UNT's All-Time leading scorer, Jalie Mitchell (Class of 1998) and top recruit, Jamie Armstrong (Class of 2002), Fall signing period (November 13, 2002) Tiffany Jackson, University of Texas. (#1 recruit in Texas, Top National recruit, McDonald's All-American and future WNBA star) Destanie Sykes, F/P 6-1 (Oklahoma State) Rochelle Vance, G 5-10 (Henderson State) Aril O'Neal, G, 5-9 (Louisiana-Monroe) Jamie Barr, G, 5-8, (Sam Houston State) Former Lady & Men Panthers: Tamica Cathings, Tennessee (College Player of the Year & current WNBA) Chris Owens, University of Texas Greg Ostertag, Kansas University & Utah Jazz Ryan Randle, Maryland (Starting Center) Brian Boddicker, University of Texas Southern Dallas County (The pipeline continues)

1 Robert Whaley 6'10 PF Barton County (KS) 2 Nick DeWitz 6'8 PF Mesa (AZ) 3 Jeff Varem 6'5 SF Vincennes (IN) 4 Nate Daniels 6'8 SF Broward (FL) 5 Richard Jeter 6'5 SF Atlanta Metro (GA) 6 Nick Williams 6'3 PG Chipola (FL) 7 Chris Adams 6'10 C San Francisco City (CA) 8 Aaron Curtis 6'5 SF Lon Morris (TX) 9 Julian Sensley 6'8 PF Southern Nevada (NV) 10 Eddie Withers 6'0 PG Marshalltown (IA) 11 Travis DeGroot 6'3 SG New Mexico Military 12 Jerel Blassingame 5'10 PG Los Angeles City (CA) 13 Jumichael Young 6'3 SG Chipola (FL) 14 Darius Brannon 6'9 C Lee (TX) 15 Darris Manciel 6'11 PF Arkansas-Fort Smith 16 Tre Simmons 6'5 SF Odessa (TX) 17 Chris Williams 6'7 SF Hill (TX) 18 Nouha Diakite 6'9 PF Barton County (KS) 19 Justin Williams 6'10 PF Kankakee (IL) 20 Roy Booker 6'2 PG Allen (KS) 21 Donnell Taylor 6'6 SG Okaloosa-Walton (FL) 22 DeVonne Giles 6'8 PF Seward (KS) 23 Carlos Hurt 6'2 PG Wabash Valley (IL) 24 Danderick Jones 6'4 SG Trinidad (CO) 25 Jeremiah Massey 6'7 PF Oxnard (CA) 26 Steve Moore 6'4 SG Eastern Oklahoma 27 Randy Pulley 6'2 PG Barton (KS) 28 Leonard Harden 6'10 C Garden City (KS) 29 Cecil Hood 6'3 SG Arkansas-Fort Smith 30 Jimmy Ingles 6'9 C Globe Tech (NY) 31 Filberto Rivera 6'0 PG Southeastern Iowa 32 Harvey Thomas 6'9 PF Northeastern (OK) A&M JC 33 Justin Holt 6'7 SF Tacoma (WA) JC 34 Hank Rivers 6'8 PF Southeastern Nebraska 35 Daryl Jacobs 6'11 C Cochise (AZ) 36 Greg Brown 6'1 PG Indian Hills (IA) CC 37 Nate Lofton 6'10 C Arkansas-Fort Smith 38 Mike Travis 6'9 PF San Francisco City (CA) 39 Sheldon Pace 6'0 PG Chaffey (CA) 40 Dion Sherrell 6'4 SG Schoolcraft (MI) 41 Dedric Spooner 6'9 PF Colby (KS) 42 Omar Thomas 6'5 SG Panola (TX) 43 Michael Bell 6'10 PF Palm Beach (FL) 44 Ed McCants 6'5 SG Paris (TX) 45 Diego Romero 6'10 PF Lon Morris (TX) 46 Chris Huber 6'2 PG Dixie (UT) 47 Antonio Griffin 6'7 PF Scottsdale (AZ) 48 Byron Burnett 6'9 C Southern Union (AL) State 49 Marcus Neal 6'2 PG Polk (FL) 50 Richard Thomas 6'8 PF Tallahassee (FL) 51 Sedrick Powe 6'7 SF Tallahassee (FL) 52 Tony Key 6'10 C Vincennes (IN) 53 Daryl Dorsey 6'2 SG Brevard (FL) 54 Michael Stringer 5'10 PG Tallahassee (FL) 55 Alfred Neal 6'5 SF Northeastern (OK) A&M JC 56 Ron LeMelle 6'5 SF Western (OK) JC 57 Mario Jointer 6'2 SG Okaloosa-Walton (FL) 58 Reda Rhalimi 7'0 C Daytona Beach (FL) 59 Jason Ingram 6'4 SG Dodge City (KS) 60 Rodney Billups 5'11 PG Los Angeles City (CA) 61 Ozwaldo Gonzales 6'9 C Jacksonville (TX) 62 Adrian Jackson 6'0 PG Broward (FL) 63 Kevin Mickens 6'8 PF Allegany (MD) 64 Bradley Mosely 6'2 SG Daytona Beach (FL) 65 Bilal Russell 6'6 SF Fresno (CA) 66 Damian Staples 6'8 PF Southeastern Illinois 67 Tommie Eddie 6'7 PF Coffeyville (KS) 68 Isaac Hines 6'1 PG Collin (TX) 69 David Warsaw 6'3 SG El Camino (CA) 70 Mauricio Bramlett 6'2 PG Barton (KS) 71 Jaison Williams 6'2 PG Southern Idaho (ID) 72 Chris Brown 6'7 SF Polk (FL) 73 Darel Lucas 6'0 PG Redlands (OK) 74 Michael Phillips 6'6 PF Okaloosa-Walton (FL) 75 Zione White 6'3 SG SMSU-West Plains (MO) 76 Jerry Nichols 6'4 SG Walters State (TN) 77 Keion Kindred 6'4 SG Yavapai (AZ) JC 78 Ronell Taylor 6'6 SF Okaloosa-Walton (FL) 79 Ricardo Freeman 6'3 PG Seward (KS) 80 Michael McFadden 6'5 SF San Jose (CA) 81 Kitus Witherspoon 6'8 PF Seminole (FL) 82 J.J. Montgomery 6'4 SG Angelina (TX) 83 Shawn Wiggins 6'3 SG Allegany (MD) 84 Marvin Moore 6'6 SF Southern Union (AL) 85 David Truesdale 6'3 SG Dodge City (KS) 86 Donell Allick 6'3 SG Seward (KS) 87 Dreike Bouldin 6'8 PF Carl Albert (OK) 88 Quinnel Brown 6'5 SF Wabash Valley (IL) 89 Jason Carter 6'9 PF Southern Nevada (NV) 90 Yakhouba Diawara 6'7 SF Southern Idaho 91 Bobby Ewing 6'6 SF Moberly (MO) 92 Tremaine Fuqua 6'9 PF Skyline (CA) 93 Justin Garcia 7'0 C San Bernardino (CA) 94 Pearson Griffith 6'10 C Murray (OK) 95 Rudolph Mauricette 6'11 C Lee (TX) JC 96 Shane Hawkins 6'6 SF Columbus (OH) 97 Anthony Ighodaro 6'7 PF Moberly (MO) 98 Marcus Jackson 6'8 PF South Plains (TX) 99 Marques Lewis 6'9 PF Wabash Valley (IL) 100 Hakeem Rollins 6'8 PF Mesa (AZ)

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Stovall, Samantha SF 6'1 2003 Jenks, OK Jenks Fresno State, Illinois-Chicago, North Texas, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, Rice, New Mexico, Arizona

Parks, Kerry PF 6'6 Houston, TX Cypress Creek Moore, Pat PF 6'8 Tonkawa, OK Northern (OK) JC

6-3 P/F from The Woodlands Texas Hoops #80th Senior recruit

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Gosh guys, I'm not a David Fisher fan. This kid will tease you with his athletic ability but lacks basic basketball fundamentals. For every good play he makes, he will commit a dumb mistake or turnover. He slashes to the bucket effectively but often does not finish the play or commit a charge. Fisher was a highly touted sophomore but has not shown much improvement. It's amazing how kids grow 2-3 inches over a summer. This kid is only 6-5 and maybe a tweener for the 3 position. Not much of an outside threat but may make a shot. SOC should again be a good team with good players. They however lack a great player. IMHO, Fisher is a low level D1 prospect. (SFA, UTA type). I hope he improves significantly over his Soph & Jr campaign, however guys, don't get your hopes up too high on this one.

Does anyone know whatever happened to Denton Ryan's Matalya McBeth? Where is she now? Is is possible that we could get her back? Unless someone was killed, let's get her back!

Noticed that he will play for the South tonight (Fox Sports Net) @ 7:30