WAC recruiting notes

Boise State commit 6-foot-9, 245-pound Kenny Buckner just missed a double-double with 12 points and nine rebounds as his College of Southern Idaho squad won the national championship by beating Midland 72-64. Mike Christensen has the game report.

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City College of San Francisco (CCSF) forward Jonathan Williams, a recent Wagner commit, also had an offer from idaho among other teams as Adam Zagoria reports. Brandon Wiley, a current Vandal senior, also attended CCSF.

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6-foot-5 sophomore Collin Chiverton, another City College of San Francisco player, is receiving interest from Hawaii. He's a shooter, scoring 41 points on nine treys, against Santa Rosa Junior College. Here is video of that effort. By the way, CCSF won the state championship this season.

Wednesday and the WAC

Host Hawaii took care of Portland as Wes Nakama, Dayton Morinaga, Brian McInnis and Dave Reardon each report.

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Nick Jezierny it was La'Shard time at the end of the BSU - Austin Peay matchup in Boise and the senior came through.

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Steve Pivovar at Omaha.com has print, video and photos of Creighton's win against visiting San Jose State.

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Daniel Lyght has an article up on the status of Coach Steve Cleveland.

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Chris Murray is postmorteming the Wolf Pack 2010-2011 roster, with analysis so far of Deonte Burton, Jordan Burris and Derrell Conner.

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Josh Wright is here and here about tonight's Idaho - USF matchup in The City as senior Brandon Wiley returns to the Bay Area.

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Kraig Williams previews Thursday's USU - Kansas State get-together.

Tony Jones writes Pane is good for the Aggies because he causes such for opponents. Tony also gives some love to Nate Bendall and he goes all Olivia Newton-John in his third post.

Doug Robinson addresses, or actually dresses down, the NCAA Selection Committee.

Idaho signs another

A little birdie told us today that new Idaho Coach Don Verlin has signed City College of San Francisco's Brandon Wiley.

Wiley is a 6-6 225 back courter who enhanced his value dramatically in his two seasons playing for Coach Justin Labagh. In 30 games in the recently concluded season, Wiley averaged 12.7 ppg. with a high of 25. He nailed 15 three-pointers.

He played high school ball at Hercules High and Pinole Valley High.