A couple more names for Utah State recruiting

Always remember that a letter or even a call or two doesn't usually transition into full-fledged recruiting interest so with that in mind here are a couple more kids with a mention of USU in their recruiting circles:

The ever-reliable Jed Tai, who probably has more hoops contacts than Paris Hilton has had suitors offered this:

Jed Tai
OregonPreps.com Editor
August 6, 2008

Max Jacobsen will be the first to admit it - he's not used to being on the phone a ton. But ever since the skilled 6-foot-6, 230-pound forward from Lake Oswego High School essentially scored at will the latter half of the July evaluation period, he's had to deal with a recruitment that's just about gone through the roof as college programs from the West Coast on Eastward have been making their allowable contacts...

..."I've been talking to Utah State, Seattle University, and Montana - they all want me to come out and visit and Portland State does too...

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Texashoops.com staff
August 6, 2008

When Matt Read took a look at his Rivals.com profile the other day, he was taken aback. The list of schools for the skilled 6-foot-9, 225-pound power forward currently at Collin College in Plano looked like the longest he'd ever seen on a prospect. So the Weatherford native did what you would expect him to do - he narrowed his list. Read is now down to a more manageable number of college programs and he's starting to think about official visits.

"I'm down from 49 schools to 11 schools right now," Read said. "In no particular order, they are Utah state, Auburn, TCU, South Alabama, Pacific, Bradley, Michigan, Arizona State, St. Louis, Utah, and Stephen F. Austin...

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