WSU Basketball - 2007-08 Recruiting Class

[wsucatfan]

Back to Sol Jensen, here is an article on him from 2005: http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4188/is_20050218/ai_n9727553
That would mean he should be home from his mission anytime now. Anyone have the contacts to find out if he is still on WSU's radar? I think he could be better than either of his two brothers so I hope he stays committed to WSU.

 

[wsucatfan]

I emailed Jasen Asay who covers WSU for the Standard Examiner. He said Sol is coming home sometime in January and will possibly go play for his brother Andy at Northwest College in WY. Jasen said he will try and mention this site and that the Standard Examiner is also going to start a WSU Blog tomorrow.

 

[ajwildcat]

Andy is no longer at Northwest College in WY, he is teaching at Viewmont high school in UT, WSU coaches don't seem real high on Sol Jensen

 

[wsucatfan]

That's to bad, I think he is going to be better than Andy and Alex.

 

[neeminor69]

Former WSU assistant resigns
(June 15)
Former WSU assistant, Andy Jensen steps down after one season (22-11) as NWC men's basketball head coach. Jensen served as an assistant under Joe Cravens from 2000-2006, he also played at Weber and graduated in '99 - the year the Wildcats took down the Tarheels.

 

[ajwildcat]

WSU gets recruit. go to http://www.sltrib.com/wsuwildcats/ci_6950452
sound like a great get for the wildcats!!

 

[wsucatfan]

From the S.L. Tribune "Terrence Dent, a 6-foot-1 guard from Mullen High in Denver, said he will join coach Randy Rahe's program next fall.
Dent averaged 15 points, 5.5 rebounds and four assists a game last year for Mullen. He's also being recruited to play football and counts Wyoming as one of the schools that has offered for that sport, but said he will focus on basketball at Weber State."

 

[wsucatfan]

Standard Examiner says Randy Rahe has a verbal from a guard from California; Damian Lillard, Oakland High School

 

[wsucatfan]

More on Damian Lillard from rmbnews.com:
"Top five Point guard Verbals to Weber State
Weber State's recent success and the hard work that coach Randy Rahe has done selling the basketball program are starting to pay dividends in the recruiting wars. The Wildcats have landed one of the top five point guards on the West Coast, according to several recruiting publications. Damian Lillard, a 5-foot-11 senior from Oakland High in California called off several official visits he had scheduled to bigger programs and orally committed to Weber State on Thursday. Last week, the Wildcats got a pledge from one of the best big men in Utah, Clearfield senior Nick Thompson. Lillard visited Weber State and St. Mary's a few weeks ago, and said he liked Weber better at that time. He was also drawing interest from Colorado State, Boise State and San Diego. Weber State's recent success and the hard work that coach Randy Rahe has done selling the basketball program are starting to pay dividends in the recruiting wars. The Wildcats just landed one of the top five point guards on the West Coast, according to the Web site scouthoops.com. Damian Lillard, a 5-foot-11 senior from Oakland called off several official visits he had scheduled to bigger programs and orally committed to Weber State on Wednesday. "It was the right fit for me and my family," Lillard told recruiting analyst Greg Hicks. "They were very sincere in what they were saying and they were the first school recruiting me.""

 

[ajwildcat]

Here is a pic of Nate Brumfield who is here on campus and will be on the team next year if he gets his grades squared away.
HE IS A BIG TIME TALENT!!

 

[n.ogdencat]

ajwildcat[/color]"]Here is a pic of Nate Brumfield who is here on campus and will be on the team next year if he gets his grades squared away.
HE IS A BIG TIME TALENT!!

All he had to do was go to class... How sad. That was the easiest thing about school.