seldomseensmith at BlueAggies.com comes through again with Anthony DiLoretto's landing spot and more. We think you can go directly here for the scoop.
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Jim Hilley at Bulletin in the Zone writes that Marvin Menzies is currently abroad -- gotta be recruiting as it's too early for Oktoberfest.
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According to the Fullcourt Press site, Fresno State has multiple feelers out for 2011 prospects: 6-foot-7 Jonathan Davis/Simi Valley (Hawaii has offered), 6-foot-5 Sharif Watson.Rowland Heights, 6-foot-7 Eric Norman/Parker High (Hawaii is also interested).
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Shooting guard Lonnie Jackson is featured in an Adam Gorney-penned Rivals article (sub required) and the 2011 scorer indicates Boise State (assistant Jeff Linder) is in the mix.
Here is an April 2010 ESPN evaluation of Jackson: "April, 2010: Jackson is one of the better shooters in the west. He has a wiry frame with decent length, but he needs to get stronger to separate from defenders. His shot is consistent in a catch-and-shoot situation, but it gets erratic (lack of strength) when he has to shoot off..."
Here is an April 2010 feature on Jackson from his area newspaper.
Friday, July 30, 2010
Friday's WAC offerings
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Thursday, April 1, 2010
Your WAC breakfast scramble
Nick Jezierny reports on the get-together between Leon Rice and The Mills family.
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Jared Eborn interviews Stew Morrill as part of a lengthy season reviews of USU hoops.
Tony Jones has an update on the status of Anthony DiLoreto at his Aggieville blog.
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Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Shawn Harrison on USU's signing of Anthony DiLoretto
So much has already been said and posted about all this so we'll leave it with two thoughts:
1) DiLoretto probably says a special prayer at night thanking his lucky stars that he won't be facing the wrath of The Refraction-ers (had he signed with another WAC team).
2) He better have an extra large pair of ear plugs on January 2 because the New Mexico State fans are surely working up quite the greeting, even as this is being typed.
How would the Dookies handle this young man if he arrived to Cameron with an opposing team?
Utah St. hoops adds big manGo here for the remainder.
Shawn Harrison
Herald Journal
August 25, 2009
Classes began Monday at Utah State University, and there was a new big man on campus, literally.
The Aggie men’s basketball team recently added a center to the roster. USU head coach Stew Morrill made it official Monday with the announcement.
Anthony DiLoreto is a 7-foot-1, 230-pound athlete from Minnetonka, Minn., and will be a freshman this fall. With Western Athletic Conference MVP Gary Wilkinson gone, DiLoreto will compete for the vacated post position.
While 7-footers are a welcome sight to any program, this one comes with some extra baggage. DiLoreto was arrested in connection with a Wisconsin bank robbery a year ago in which he was the get-away driver for a teenage friend. Two weeks ago, he entered a plea of no contest to aiding and abetting robbery and is scheduled to be sentenced Oct. 22. With no same or similar offenses, the plea will be vacated and the charges dismissed in one year...
Here is an August 2008 article on the bank robbery but it sure leaves a number of unanswered questions.
Here is another 2008 article, this one from November.
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