Bakersfield area backcourter Tyrone Wallace now appears to be deciding between two schools, Cal and Colorado.
If this plays out as expected, Fresno State will need to look elsewhere for its next point. But maybe this will change if Robert Upshaw announces soon and that he's planning on wearing a Bulldog uniform.
That trio (counting Braden Anderson) would be the best recruiting class ever in the WAC).
One can wish.
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Wallace down to two
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Thursday, September 29, 2011
Thursday's galaxy of WAC basketball
Jason Groves works through the New Mexico State schedule in a lengthy piece, prognosticating wins and losses.
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Even after this (warning, the written portion is coarse so you may want to stick to the video), recruit Kyndahl Hill didn't commit to Utah State. What's the guy thinking? Them Aggies know when to schedule a visit.
Blue Zertuche @ Texas Hoops (a sub required) offers a feature on Hill's decision to go with Weber State. Key quotes:
"... It's a great feeling that I have committed to Weber State," said Hill. "The coaches have been there the longest and really made me feel wanted by them ..."and
"... Weber State wants me to play the three for them ..."+++++
The USUStats site serves up a feature on Aggie commit Sean Harris.
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Tyrone Wallace, a 6-foot-4, 180 pound 2012 point out of the Bakersfield CA area, has October visits planned to Cal, Colorado, Oregon and a fourth school. Anyone been able to determine the latter? Fresno State has offered.
He would be the type of talent that just might influence big Robert Upshaw to remain in the San Joaquin.
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