Posted Tuesday, May 18th, 2010
A day after making a verbal commitment to Howard University, Theodore Boyomo changed his mind and did not sign his National Letter of Intent as planned, according to Kent head coach Jason Couloumbe. It now appears as if Boyomo may chose between Siena and Rutgers, two of the schools that were in his final list, although nothing has been confirmed as of yet. Boyomo visited Rutgers two weekends ago, took a trip to Tulane last week, and rerouted his return…
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Posted Tuesday, May 18th, 2010
In a day and age where the internet leaves no basketball prospect left unturned many coaches like to use the expressions, “there aren’t any secrets anymore.” Well apparently there was still one. The Master’s School in West Simsbury, Connecticut recently announced that five of their seniors will continue their basketball careers on the next level and the most notable commitment is that of point guard Dan Guest to George Washington University of the Atlantic 10. Master’s head coach Ralph Auriantal…
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Posted Tuesday, May 18th, 2010
Kent School big man Theodore Boyomo ended his recruitment on Tuesday, making a verbal commitment to Howard University. Boyomo’s commitment comes on the heels of a recent visit to Rutgers and legitimate recruitment from places like Colorado and Washington within the last month. Boyomo visited Rutgers last weekend, just days after Mike Rice was named the Big East school’s new head coach and then took a visit to Conference USA’s Tulane this past Thursday to Saturday. “He rerouted his flight…
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Posted Monday, May 17th, 2010
With offers in hand from Georgia Tech, Rutgers, Boston College, Oklahoma, Colorado, and Alabama, Majok Majok has committed to the University of Fairfield. Seriously. The six-foot-eight big man who spent this season at Northfield Mount Hermon committed to Stags head coach Ed Cooley early Tuesday evening. The commitment is a huge one for the Stags, not just because of who they beat out to land Majok, but because of his potential impact in the MAAC over the next four years. …
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Posted Monday, May 17th, 2010
The University of Vermont was looking for a point guard late in the recruiting year and they came away with a solid one in NMH post-graduate Josh Elbaum. The Long Island native committed to Catamounts’ head coach Mike Lonergan on Monday night following a visit to the school over the weekend. “It obviously happened late but it all worked out,” Elbaum said of his recruitment. “I’m happy I’m ending up at Vermont.” “I visited last Friday and really loved it,…
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Posted Sunday, May 16th, 2010
Providence College head coach Keno Davis earned a commitment from six-foot-nine big man Alex Gavrilovic on Tuesday according to the NBE Basketball Blog. Gavrilovic fits the European mold in that he is very highly skilled with the ability to score both inside and out. But beyond his skills, Gavrilovic has the sneaky athleticism and toughness to maximize his abilities with the ball in his hands. Gavrilovic becomes the fourth player to committ to Providence in the class of 2010 joining…
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Posted Sunday, May 16th, 2010
Massachusetts AAU held their “Final Four” this weekend assembling the semi-finalists from previously played preliminary rounds in all age brackets except for u16. Boston Warriors Elite took the u17 championship defeating the New England Ballas in the final and in the process becoming the first club other than BABC or Bay State Magic to win the u17 gold championship in the last ten years. The Warriors real test came in the semis against a well disciplined MPC Elite squad. The…
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Posted Sunday, May 16th, 2010
The University of New Hampshire recently earned a commitment from transfer forward Patrick Konan from Liberty University. The six-foot-five forward started for Liberty as a freshman and averaged 7 points and 4.5 assists per game. Described as a long and athletic wing forward who can finish in traffic with good touch and body control, Konan should give the Wildcats an immediate boost of versatility and athleticism upon joining the line-up. He will sit out the 2010-2011 season per NCAA transfer…
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Posted Sunday, May 16th, 2010
Notre Dame forward Cleveland Melvin made a verbal commitment to DePaul on Monday. Melvin committed to UConn in December but re-opened his recruitment in March and had recently visited Rutgers, Seton Hall, and Marshall. Ultimately, it appears that Melvin selected DePaul over Rutgers. Melvin is one of the most athletic forwards in the entire country. With terrific speed and exceptionally bouncy athleticism, Melvin is a phenominal finisher in the open floor and ideally suited to play for a fast paced…
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Posted Saturday, May 15th, 2010
The New England Recruiting Report was at Amherst College on Sunday to watch the conclusion of the action in the seventeen-and-under division at the Hall of Fame Spring Classic. Local New England teams dominated pool play on Saturday as Connecticut Elite, Connecticut Knights, Expressions Elite, Drive 4 Stardum, and MB Nation all came out of there pool to advance to the gold bracket. Connecticut Basketball Club and Connecticut Select both had two separate teams do the same. The final came…
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