Showing posts with label Luke Roh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Luke Roh. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 4, 2010

A few recruiting tidbits

6-foot-3 Luke Roh, an Arizona point, is receiving a lot of recruiting interest from many, including Boise State. Go here for Dutch Perryman's article on the 2011 recruit (a Rivals sub is required). Here is an Adam Gorney (Rivals) article on Roh from May, 2010.

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Mike Caffey, a 6-foot-0 point out of southern California has give a verbal to Long Beach State. Boise and others were 'interested' (interpret as you wish). He's in the 2011 recruiting class and played for the Compton Magic club basketball team..

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Summarized from a message board post at the Nor Cal Prep's site: 6-foot-4 shooting guard Khiari Swift (Arroyo High, San Lorenzo, CA) is being watched by Nevada and San Diego State. His numbers last season: 20.7 points and 11.2 rebounds a game. His weight has been listed from 235 to 250.

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Friday, May 7, 2010

Mostly WAC recruiting news

Shawn Harrison checks in here about Anthony DiLoreto

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Jay Drew and Lya Wodraska are reporting a Utah senior-to-be backcourter has an offer from Kerry Rupp.

Jonathan Ford at BleedTechBlue.com has the news of another LA TECH signing.Go here (a Rivals sub is required). Here is an older report of Kenyon McNeaill's earlier commitment to Nebraska. Here is the young man's Facebook page.

Jamison Sterns, a previous signee with UTEP, has also become a Bulldog. Small but wide, here he is dunking against a big. What's odd is that here is Tim Floyd quoted as saying Sterns is more interested in playing college football. As a freshman, Sterns verbally committed to Baylor.

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Collin Woods, a 6-foot-3 2011 guard out of Horizon High (Arizona), now has an offer from Fresno State. All indications point to him eventually going with Arizona State. Utah State also received previous mention.

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2011 Arizona backcourter Luke Roh -- 6-foot-3, 180 -- is received attention from many, including Boise State. Rival's Adam Gorney has a feature here (a sub is required).

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Nick Jezierny fleshes out the proposal from the WAC coaches that rearranges the tournament matchups.

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