Jeremy Lin: ‘Honestly, I Preferred New York’
Now that Jeremy Lin is officially a
Now that Jeremy Lin is officially a
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Gonzaga forward Kris Jenkins is on the shelf for July with a pinky injury but plans to cut his list perhaps next month.
“He hurt his pinky during the season so…he’s out for the summer,” Gonzaga coach Steve Turner told SNY.tv at the Nike Global Challenge.
“He’s going to be getting his pin out soon and he’ll be ready to go in August.”
Baron Davis says the Knicks aren’t “jealous” of Jeremy
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Kyle Washington has not one, but two decisions to make.
A 6-foot-9, 215-pound power forward from Champlin, Minn., Washington will choose a new high school this fall and also focus in on his upcoming college decision.
After spending last season at the Hotchkiss (Conn.) School, Washington will attend another prep school for 2012-13.
“I’m still trying to figure it out,” Washington said at the Nike Global Challenge. “I’m talking to places like South Kent and Hargrave…It will be a prep school.”
On his way out of the Big East, Jim Boeheim reiterated his parting shot.
With Syracuse now officially headed to the ACC in 2013, Boeheim said the league he first joined in 1979 with Dave Gavitt as Commissioner is not the same league in which his Orange currently play.
“The Big East is not what it used to be,” Boeheim told the Syracuse Post-Standard after the U.S. club’s 80-69 exhibition victory over Brazil on Monday night in Washington.
“I think the ACC is a tremendous league and it’s a tremendous opportunity for us. To stay in one time zone and play in a great conference — a great all-around conference, but, specifically, a great basketball conference — is a great thing.”
A surreal 72-hour period has now come
Cliff Alexander, a 6-foot-9, 250-pound 2014 power forward from Chicago Curie High, has received a scholarship offer from Kentucky.
“I got happy,” he told Cats Illustrated via Lex18.com.
Rivals ranks Alexander as the No. 4 power forward in the Class of 2014.
Alexander said he spoke to Kentucky coach John Calipari for 10 minutes earlier this month.
