Here is Nick Jezierny's feature on the new Bronco basketball assistant coaches.
Linder can afford a pay cut since he is coming to Boise from the uber-expensive Bay Area housing market but part of his quote about recruiting mystifies us to a degree. USF has two players from France and one from Czech Republic on the roster as well as three community college transfers.
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We agree with Teddy Feinberg's conclusions on Jahmar Young and the NBA draft here. Become a defensive force (the size, quickness and long arms are there to do it) and show some dribble-drive proclivity to set up teammates and the pro contract will bring more zeroes.
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Shawn Harrison puts a wrap on USU's season here and the highlights are his selections for various Aggie honors.
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Tony Jones has the very latest on the recruitment of Stephen Rogers here and we'll venture a gut level guess: the 'long arm' prevails again and Rogers chooses BYU. We see Utah State as a close second with too much turmoil and iffiness surrounding Utah for Jim Boylen to win out. Feel free to shower PTW with praise or scorn once the choice is made.
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Dayton Morinaga has more on Walter Roese, who will be aiding Gib Arnold, here. A number of the rosters of various community colleges feature Brazilians and most are of the center and power forward variety. Idaho had two players from Brazil on its 2009-2010 roster in Luciano de Souza and Luiz Toledo.
Brian McInnis tells us that Gib Arnold's wallet will grow larger if he can gets a greater number of cheeks in the seats.
Ferd Lewis features the same subject matter.
Friday, April 2, 2010
The Friday edition of around-the-WAC
Posted by Kevin McCarthy at 9:13 AM
Labels: Boise State basketball, Frank Arnold, Hawaii basketball, Jahmar Young, Stephen Rogers, Utah State basketball
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