Scheduling the HBCU seemed like a way to open the door to them scheduling FCS schools. Too cynical?

what i liked about Davis basketball (and the Big West) was that you saw players for 4 years and really developed an attachment. Squire's departure last year hurt, but Manjon's really hurts. Find a diamond in the rough, develop them, and let someone else reap the benefits.

UCSB has had success bringing in transfers so it can be done at a UC.

Beasley’s brother is a junior at Dougherty Valley. Little guy but averaged about 30 a game. Dynamic scorer

play in the SEC and continue education at a top notch academic institute? Good landing spot

watching Les this year, he is much less animated on the sidelines, especially when it comes to addressing the players. There was a time several years back when i thought he was way too hard on reserves - they started to look tenative and afraid v to make mistakes.

murphy played in every game, averaging 10 minutes a game. McGill played in 18, also averaging around 10 per game. McGill's playing time shrank when Ba came back, but he's gone next year. Murphy played with alot of energy and joy, so that one surprises me more than McGill -> he didn't look like a happy camper than last couple weeks of the season.

I put the grad transfers in a different class - they may not have qualified acedemically here for grad students. Same for the walkons (I wonder if they expect a scholarship to be handed out). But an impact player and 2 guys in the rotation? That’s a little stunning

this is bizarre. Murphy played quite a bit last year, and i don't see him getting that much time at a similar level school.

did grades just come out?

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was Haynesworth on the roster last year? i don't see him on the roster up on the program website although the other guys listed above show up there.

I wonder if they put out an attractive NLI package to entice.

he showed improvement. He has a decent shot but was reluctant to take it

here in Livermore, we used to have 3 leagues but now down to 2. lots of travel options for kids but the overall number of players is down (especially when you take in the fact that the town has grown since my kids played 20 years ago). in my old home town of Antioch there is NO little league in a town of 110,000 people. some of that is due to embezzlement putting the league in financial straits, but there seems to be a general lack of interest. much more diverse population there compared to Livermore, which i think plays a big part.

he's listed as a SR on the UCSD roster, so i'm assuming he'll be going as a grad transfer?

I believe April 23

He did

he graduated in Winter. on to his new phase of life. i have heard nothing but great things about him as a person!

9-11 daily except Sunday and Wednesday. Today they were on the grass behind Toomey. I expect weekdays will be there

Good for them. Maybe they can build on it

I fear you will be disappointed with your visit to the campus or downtown bookstores. Fan gear isn’t well stocked