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scholarships available & possible recruits?

C

clawsout

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...so when you count the high school players who have given verbals and the JC kids looking at us ...how many scholarships will we have left to give (any?) and are there any local high school recruits we are looking at?.....anyone heard anything about that kid from bear lake...porter wallentine?....sure seems like he can shoot the ball.....sure seems like we need players who can shoot the ball...i'm just sayin'...... :twocents:
 
As I understand it we have six players returning next year. With three fall signees, that means we have four scholarships to give this spring. We are told there is one JC commitmemt, so that leaves three more to give.
 
I haven't seen anything posted as a signee, but I do know that ISU sent a letter or contacted Jeremy McDonald who played at NJC (Northeast Junior College), I watched him play 4 games and listened to many others. He stands 6'7" and played forward. Great foul shot shooter @ 83.5%. Isn't afraid to take it to the hoop.
He had received a DI scholarship to another school, but I can't remember where, but anyway it didn't work out for him. Home state is Arizona, matter of fact I think he was considering Northern Arizona as well.
I can probably find out for sure. Has 2 years of eligibility left.
 
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