So Sekou Wiggs must still be interested in Idaho? Or is he just home in the Emerald City on break? Wiggs had given Coach Don Verlin a verbal but didn't sign back in November.
A Garrett Tucker tweet: "2013 wing Sekou Wiggs of Kingdom Prep (GA) is in attendance for the Seattle-Idaho game tonight"
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From a holiday wish list Teddy Feinberg commentary: "...Aggie basketball identity: This comes
particularly on the offensive end of the court for the men's team, which
has had its struggles thus far. What's been missing? Namely a go-to
scorer and playing time for the team's outside shooters. They also
simply haven't had the same senior firepower that fans have been
accustom to from past years (whether it be a Wendell McKines, Herst
Laroche, Jonathan Gibson or even juniors like Jahmar Young or Troy
Gillenwater). Marvin Menzies-led teams have shown a penchant for this in
the past - slow starts to the season, heating up in February and into
tournament play in March. While this year's personnel is different than
years past, at the moment, simply developing an offensive identity and
some go-to players would be good short-term goals..."
Monday, December 31, 2012
Two more Monday links
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Friday, June 22, 2012
Wiggs to wait another year
Washington state backcourter Sekou Wiggs, affiliated with Hawaii and Idaho recruiting at various times, has reclassified and will be attending prep school in Georgia.
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Thursday, May 31, 2012
Thursday's WAC roundup
Kevin Cacabelos writes that both UH and Idaho are still in the mix for Washington prep guard Sekou Wiggs: "Speaking of Sekou Wiggs (2012), the 6'4" guard from O'Dea told me
he is strongly considering attending prep school next fall. Wiggs holds
offers from Cal Poly, Cal State Northridge, Hawaii, Idaho, Portland
St., San Francisco and UC irvine. The signing period ended two weeks
ago, but Wiggs could conceivably still sign a financial aid agreement
with one of these schools. Wiggs could be hoping a year at prep school
will convince Cal, Washington St. or another school to offer him."
With no particular insight into this matter, bet on prep school as some of these offers may no longer be active.
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Again per Cacabelos, Add a new name (to us) to Coach Cameron Dollar's roster: "[David] Trimble played point guard and led Davis HS to a 4A state championship
this past March. He is an unselfish guard who always seemed to be making
the right pass, taking the right shot and sticking to his man on
defense. He will be a quietly effective player for Cameron Dollar."
He is coming out of Davis High in Washington -- here's a March feature on Trimble.
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Plus, Dollar and Seattle have already offered another WA prepster: "DJ Fenner (2013) from Seattle Prep HS is a top five player in the state. According to an interview with the Slipper Still Fits,
Fenner currently holds one offer from Seattle U and is receiving
interest from Gonzaga, USC and Washington State among other schools. The
6'4" shooting guard/wing prospect needs to improve the range on his
jumpshot and his ball handling this summer to improve his chances of
landing more offers"
And one more: "Last month I posted this update on Tucker Haymond (2013),
a 6'5" wing from Garfield HS. Since then, Richmond, Oregon, Lehigh and
Portland have started recruiting Haymond - those four schools are
showing the most interest at this point. Haymond currently holds two
offers from Seattle University and Western Michigan. This summer,
Haymond will be playing for Seattle Rotary's top team."
Here is the Twitter feed for Cacabellos. Bookmark/Follow it as he is the best at info coming out of the Seattle and state of Washington area.
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InsideRunnersSports offers a pair of Texas San Antonio recruiting posts, here and here. Nevada also receives a mention in the latter.
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