bcmurph {l Wrote}:Apparently, we have offered Iowa release Ben Brust (along with several others)...
"Among high-majors there's Wisconsin, California, Iowa, Boston College, Colorado, Nebraska, Wake Forest."
http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2010-04-13/sports/ct-spt-0414-prep-bkb-brust-iowa_1_hawkeyes-iowa-due-diligence
BC923 {l Wrote}:Just a hunch, but I'm pretty sure the Don has a few guys up his sleeve. He wouldn't have "forced out" Heslip (to quote the great Tom Heslip) unless he had a backup plan.
InTheKnow {l Wrote}:Carson Derosiers might still go to wake since the assistant coach who recruitited him is still on the staff. Does anyone think Donahue will try to bring in his freshmen recruit from Cornell Dwight Tarwater? he is the only player Donahue had coming in a 6'6 PF who was receiving interest from the Pac 10 and SEC before giving a commitmentto Donahue. It sucks for this kid because he commits to Cornell then Donahue leaves a week later. Not sure about this kids skills but coaches sometimes try to bring in their own players. he has some Youtube highlights for those interested
Eagle1999 {l Wrote}:I would be SHOCKED if Turner qualified.
July, 2009: Eugene is a true point guard. He controls the game on offense and disrupts the opponents flow when he is on defense. He is a ball hawking defender and his opponent must constantly be concerned about his quick hands deflecting or stealing the ball. Few players are able to influence every aspect of the game like Mr. Watkins. His strong body, leadership, scoring ability and well developed ball handling skills should put him on the radar of the A-10 and CAA colleges. The lack of true point guards across the country could push him to the lower levels of the Big East. His God's Glory Team won and he was the conductor of that orchestra. Eugene has the body, strength and quickness to succeed at the college level and I am sure he will have many coaches visiting this Fall.
chuckfrombc {l Wrote}:Tuggle, how about Imus?
Ben Brust setting up visits
Ben Brust, a 6-foot-2 guard from Mundelein (IL) High, will make an unofficial visit to Wisconsin Thursday and will visit Boston College this weekend, Rising Stars AAU coach Michael Weinstein confirmed to ESPN.com contributor Chris Monter. Brust signed with Iowa in the fall, but asked for a release from his letter of intent when Fran McCaffrey replaced Todd Lickliter.
Ben Brust averaged 24.6 points per game and made 83 three-pointers this season. He scored more than 1,700 points in his career and picked Iowa over Northwestern and Butler and signed with the Hawkeyes in the fall. However, Iowa finished just 10-22 this year and Lickliter was fired after the season.
Minnesota head coach Tubby Smith was expected to visit with Brust this week, but has canceled the trip, due to questions with compliance whether he can sign with another Big Ten school.
Brust is an academic All-American who will play in the second Annual High School Academic All-American Classic, that will be held May 1 at the Felix Events Center on the campus of Azusa Pacific University.
Minnesota head coach Tubby Smith was expected to visit with Brust this week, but has canceled the trip, due to questions with compliance whether he can sign with another Big Ten school.
What is this about can he not sign with another big ten school?
bcmurph {l Wrote}:What is this about can he not sign with another big ten school?
I had read it is a Big Ten Rule. He has to apply for a waiver before signing with another school in the conference.
BC923 {l Wrote}:bcmurph {l Wrote}:What is this about can he not sign with another big ten school?
I had read it is a Big Ten Rule. He has to apply for a waiver before signing with another school in the conference.
that would be nice, almost every other school recruiting him is big 10.
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