Showing posts with label Christian Standhardinger basketball. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christian Standhardinger basketball. Show all posts

Sunday, June 10, 2012

Sunday's WAC basketball coverage

Joe Davidson tweetin' on D'Erryl Williams: "Sac Bee Player of Year D'Erryl Williams resting ham and hand. Hoop offers from Fresno St, UC Davis, UOP, Irvine, Santa Barbara. Smart, tough, skilled"

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Dayton Morinaga reports that UH's Christian Standhardinger is taking next season very seriously right now. 

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A tweet from the Grand Rapids Storm: "CONGRATS to 2010 Storm Alum Chris Anderson (6'5 SF Reeths Puffer/Weatherford CC) & his family on his commitment to Louisana Tech! Go Storm!"

The uber-athletic Anderson averaged 14 points, five rebounds, three assists and two steals per game last season, shooting 43% overall, 30% from three and 58% from the foul line.

Earlier reports indicated Central Michigan and St. Bonaventure were interested. 

He committed to Toledo coming out of high school back in 2009. Here's more.

Monday, September 5, 2011

Monday morning's WAC roundup

Dayton Morinaga is rolling through the members of UH's 2011 squad and it's redshirt Christian Standhardinger's turn today.

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Blue Zertuche (a Rivals sub is required) features Holt Harmon, a 2012 Texas frontcourter will be tripping to Utah State late this month. He's 6-foot-8 and 230.

Here's a very good four minute video of Harmon.

Here's another good one, 13 and a half minutes long.

Based on his current skills set and potential, he looks like a priority recruit.

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David Folse @ Bleed Tech Blue (a Rivals sub is required) serves up a feature on 2012 Alabama prep backcourter DeOndre Haynes who says he has interest in Ruston.

Here's a late March 2010 feature on Haynes who, based on a few short videos, appears to have spectacular physical talent.

Monday, August 15, 2011

Something official surely will be announced on the status of Christian Standhardinger heading to Hawaii.

The best PTW can deduce is that Standhardinger will need to sit out two semesters/three quarters/whatever amounts to a full year before eligible again to play NCAA D-1 basketball.

He apparently was in limbo the second half of last season and our take is that he needs to be enrolled for whatever qualifies as an academic year at his new home before his eligibility is restored.

He was headed to LaSalle in January of this year but a legal situation caused the powers-that-be at LaSalle to rescind the offer.