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Another OL JC offer: OG Mitchell Kay, 6'4", 300, Long Beach (Long Beach CC), CA Unfortunately, this is another kid whose first offer is from us! Scary!

Payton has confirmed he will attend SIU.

Jones would have been let go had it not been for the budget challenges. It would have been a political nightmare for the administration to spend $100K+ in buy-out $ when we were cutting sports and other programs within the university.

Three new JC offers including two kids from the Netherlands: CB Chavildo van Ommeron, 6'2", 200, Amsterdam (West Hills CC, CA), NETH LB Tyron Vrede, 6', 215, Amsterdam (Garden City CC), NETH S Hayden Galvin, 6'2", 190, Westlake Village (Moorpark College), CA

Exactly - we look just like the majority of our teams over the last 10 years. Little discipline - with no size and no outside shooting, it may be a very ugly season!

Does anyone know if Isaak is a PWO or scholarship recruit?

A little more about the above guys plus one more: LB Adrian Jackson, 6', 215, Minneapolis (Central Lakes CC), MN

Good comments on Schoenfelder..... Bronko Nagurski‏ @MnHSFBRecruitin Dec 4 Looks like UND is getting one with a ton of potential in Goodhue Ryan @RyanSchoenfeld1 6'5 220. Schoenfelder was one of the area's top players on both sides of the ball. As a tight end, he caught 36 passes for 828 yards and seven touchdowns, helping the Wildcats advance to the Class A state tournament. As a defensive end, he had nine sacks, 11 tackles for loss and 80 tackles. He also forced two fumbles and recovered two fumbles. Schoenfelder, who will play at Division I North Dakota next year, was selected to the state All-Star game. "Ryan is a complete player," Goodhue coach Tony Poncelet said. "He is smart, strong and athletic. He put together three impressive varsity seasons for a great career."

We both have offers out to at least six prospects but it doesn't appear we lost any to them.

She was a very good Class B player. Does anyone know if she has played intramural/women's league BB the last few years after VB season ended?

Proud of the ladies - they played well against a very talented UM team!

We played pretty well in that first set!

McShane will attend WIU.

Thanks for your homework on these, Darell - interesting. All look pretty good except men's BB.

The article said "some interest from Tennessee & CSU". Do you know that they offered her?

Wiki has been updated with this as well as a bunch of other offers, star ratings, etc. Two offerees have committed elsewhere: TE Blake Fehrmann, 6'5”, 225, 4.8, Brookfield (Central), WI Verbal to IL St LB Mike Timm, 6'1, 215, Wales (Kettle Moraine), MN Verbal to SDSU Also, I have the below athlete listed as a safety prospect but most schools are recruiting him as a QB. It could be that we looking at him as a QB as well. Owen Goldsberry, 6'1”, 190, Arlington Heights (Hersey), IL Has offers from SDSU, USD, SIU, WIU, IN St & IL St

Not surprisingly, Veargis has reversed his commitment to GA St. With all his big-time offers, it is unlikely we can land him.

Another offer: FS Caden White, 6'3", 185, Sun Prairie (Sun Prairie), WI

Not a good effort tonight - won't beat many teams playing like that: outrebounded, lots of undisciplined TOs and defensive lapses, 50% FT shooting, etc. Had Presentation not shot less than 50% from the line, it may have really been embarrassing!

I didn't see the start of the game - did Seales get hurt? He started but has only played 3 minutes.

Fully agree - I would guess that there may be numerous taps on his shoulder in the next month or so.

You are correct. It is interesting that 247 has him listed as an '18 and that he currently is being offered by us and many others. I would guess that their computer system is confused because he left Snow College CC after his freshman year rather than after two years like most JC players. I will remove him from Wiki.

New offer: WR/SS Jacob Odom, 6'1", 180, 4.6, Wheaton (Wheaton-Warrenville South), IL

Tony Roe has an interesting perspective on UND signee, Elijah Hazekamp: As part of our preseason content, we’re counting down the top dozen candidates for this year’s Mr. Basketball award, presented annually to the top senior in the state. The list continues with our No. 5 player, Sioux City Bishop Heelan combo forward Elijah Hazekamp, a double-double machine who recently committed to play his college ball at North Dakota. Name: Elijah Hazekamp Height: 6-6 Position: F School: Sioux City Bishop Heelan 2016-17 stats: 424 points (17.7/game), 298 rebounds (12.4), 61 assists (2.5), 48.7 FG%, 39.3 3P%, 87.1 FT% Career stats: 1,005 points (14.6/game), 710 rebounds (10.3), 132 assists (1.9), 48.3 FG%, 36.1 3P%, 84.1 FT% About Hazekamp: A skilled combo forward, Hazekamp has put together a really strong career and will end up averaging a strong double-double as a result. Capable of scoring from all three levels, he plays with a relentless motor, is an animal on the glass and gets to the free throw line routinely. He’s steadily added some versatility to his game, and will continue his basketball career playing Division I basketball at North Dakota. Why he can win Mr. Basketball: He’s going to finish his career averaging a double-double and should end up as just the fifth player in 3A history to record more than 1,000 career rebounds. He’ll be the focal point of a Crusaders team that will be among the best in 3A, and one that has a real shot at winning the state title. With the big career numbers he’ll end up with, adding a state title to that resume could be enough to swing some votes his direction. Odds he wins Mr. Basketball: Hazekamp could get some attention from voters, especially those int he western part of the state, and many years he could be considered one of the front runners for the honor. But this isn’t most years, and the players at the top of the list are exceptional, so the chances of Hazekamp winning are very slim. But a career double-double average and a (potential) state title make for a pretty solid career.

We beat UTSA this afternoon 60-47 but Coach Brew probably isn't too pleased with the performance. We were outscored by 7 in the 2nd half, had another 20 TOs, shot 37% FG & 58% FT.