Mr. Rogers chose the Provo neighborhood. Hey, every so often we lurch into correctness with our guesses.
Jared Eborn has the details here. Jim Rayburn offers up his takes on starting spots and playing time allocation at BYU here. Tony Jones checks in here and here. Jay Drew also provided this.
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Daniel Lyght fills us in on personnel comings-and-goings at Fresno State, with one more decision still to be made.
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Dayton Morinaga has the scoop on three UH basketball roster changes and Brian McInnis likewise is on top of the matter.
Jeff Portnoy has a new post up focusing on the Jeremy Lay and Dwain Williams situations.
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Marcus Williams, a hoped-for-signee of some New Mexico State fans, has decided on Sam Houston State. He's a 5-foot-10 junior college point who played at Cochise College in the Arizona junior college ranks this past season.
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Thursday, April 22, 2010
WAC Thursday player arrivals and departures
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Monday, April 12, 2010
Marcus Williams connected to Boise State -- not NMSU
Former New Mexico prepster Marcus Williams, now finishing up at Cochise College in Arizona, has offers from Creighton and Sam Houston State and also spring attention from Boise State, per Matt Perrault at the The Blue Jay Cafe.
Playing for Coach Jerry Carrillo, the 5-foot-10 Williams averaged 18.4 points per game last season in an up-tempo offensive and defensive style. This season, he was awarded First Team Division 1 All-American honors.by the NJCAA after putting in 20.6 points a contest. He shot 44.7% overall, 25.5% from long distance and 67.4% at the foul line, with 2.2 assists and 2.1 steals a game.
By the way, Coach Bob Martin recently left Sam Houston State for Louisiana - Lafayette so he may transfer his Williams attention to his new school.
Let's see if Boise offers -- something that doesn't seem likely after Leon Rice received a verbal from Tre' Nichols, a 5-foot-11 junior college player out of Texas.
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