Check out highlights of 2013 safety Malik Rucker (New Hope, MN/Cooper). The 6’0″ 178 lbs Rucker was in Lawrence for the spring game last weekend and is a top prospect for the Kansas staff. Besides Kansas, Rucker is considering Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Iowa State, Illinois and many more.
Check out highlights of the Minnesota safety Here
With the news coming today that receiver Justin McCay will be ineligible for the 2012 season, Kansas will turn to receivers Kale Pick, Daymond Patterson, and D.J. Beshears who all displayed good chemistry with QB Dayne Crist at KU’s Spring Game.
Also joining the mix in June will be junior college transfer Josh Ford and soon to be Bishop Miege High School graduate Tre Parmalee.
McCay will have two years of eligibility when he returns for his junior season in 2013.
HAMPTON, Va. – Theo Pinson is one of the best long term prospects in the nation due to his impressive blend of athleticism, length and overall skill. The 6-foot-6, 185-pound small forward is elite member of a 2014 class that is loaded at the top.
The Shiver had the opportunity to catch up with Pinson this past weekend in Virginia, where he was with the CP3 All-Stars for Session #2 of the Nike EYBL.
Pinson listed scholarship offers from Syracuse, Tennessee, Alabama, Duke, Louisville, North Carolina State, Wake Forest, Florida State, and the former Virginia Tech staff. The other schools involved in Pinson’s recruitment are Kentucky, Kansas, North Carolina, and Ohio State. Read the rest of this entry »
As the Oklahoma City Thunder have risen to a powerhouse level NBA contender, it’s hard not to argue that the two guys it has to mean the most to are Kevin Durant and Nick Collison. Collison joined the then Seattle Supersonics in 2004 and remains, alongside Kevin Durant, as the only two guys truly from the old guard. The 2004 season with Rarshard Lewis and Ray Allen made noise, they won the division, but everything following was a team marred by hardships, most notably when a combustible situation between owner and city and arena ended tragically for Seattle fans. The team was sold to Clay Bennett in 2006; it was moved to Oklahoma City in 2008.
Drew Gooden led the Milwaukee Bucks to a huge road win against the Detroit Pistons last night. The Bucks are in a position (a couple games out behind Philadelphia) which they almost need to win the rest of their schedule, and former Jayhawk Drew Gooden seemed to relish in the challenge putting up 26 points, 5 rebounds, and 8 assist. Oh wait, he had a steal and a blocked shot also. Talk about playing up. Check out one of his assist.
Check out Drew’s no look beauty to teammate Ersan Ilyasova
Gooden looks more like a Point Guard than a Power Forward on that play. In what clearly has become Gooden’s best offensive season, and really best overall season, of his career, it would be great to see the Bucks make the Playoffs this year so he can keep it all going. He’s currently shooting 30% from behind the arc, making him an all around threat and a very difficult cover. He’s never been this offensively efficient nor aggressive.
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