Thursday's WAC basketball morning edition

Coach Mike White has added a frontcourt transfer with three years to play (maybe an Olu clone if he adds some pounds?) from Ole Miss to the Louisiana Tech roster. He doesn't appear in the 2010-12 Mississippi stats so maybe he redshirted last season.

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Colorado State is the winner of the Daniel Bejarano (the transfer from Arizona) sweepstakes. Nevada got a visit and PTW thought Fresno State might be in the mix but that was never mentioned in any of the media reports.

Here's another report that makes it appear it was between CSU and Nevada.

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Ferd Lewis writes that UH, the Stan Sheriff Center specifically, is getting a new bell or whistle (take your pick).

Daniel Bejarano visiting Nevada

Per this Jason Scheer tweet, Arizona freshman transfer Daniel Bejarano is on site checking out the Nevada campus and basketball program.

A nationally heralded talent coming out of high school, he played but 30 minutes this past season and star Wildcat recruits Josiah Turner and Nick Johnson are incoming freshman and expected to earn major minutes.

Everything printed about Bejarano's departure has been filled with superlatives about his character and team-centric focus.

One report PTW read (can't find it now) indicated Bejarano being more of a catch-and-shoot player than a creative talent and possessing decent but not topnotch athleticism.

Royce Woolridge and Daniel Bejarano

Despite the hopes of some (or maybe one), it doesn't appear that 6-foot-3 freshman Kansas transfer Royce Woolridge will be touching down in the area of the San Joaquin.

Anthony Ray has an article up today (a Rivals sub is required) in which the former Arizona prepster has visits scheduled at a pair of PAC-12 schools, with others, including Nevada, under consideration. There is no mention of Fresno State.

Another former Grand Canyon State high school star, 6-foot-4 Daniel Bejarano MIGHT be a possibility for the Bulldogs but this is NOT based on any inside knowledge. PTW recalls that Bejarano originally committed to Texas before ultimately signing with Arizona. He played in eight games for a total of 30 minutes as a freshman last season. New FSU Coach Rodney Terry assisted at Texas during the time of Bejarano's nod and then pullback. Here is an old ESPN evaluation on the young man.