As of today, the University of Memphis' 2012 recruiting class consists of just one commitment in Mouth of Wilson (Va.) Oak Hill Academy wing and four-star recruit Damien Wilson. But with the contact period set to begin Friday, Memphis is in the mix with six of the nation's top 30 high school prospects and a highly sought junior college prospect in Musa Abdul-Aleem, who wrapped up an official visit to the UofM this weekend.
Taylor Cowan had never been to the East Coast before taking an official college visit to Boston University. She must have liked what she saw, because the Hickman senior plans to spend at least the next four years there. Earlier this week, Cowan gave a verbal commitment to accept a softball scholarship from the Division I program located in the heart of Massachusetts' capital. The Kewpies' pitching ace can make her decision official when the NCAA signing period begins Nov. 12.
A tight end and an offensive lineman are among as many as six prospects who will sign with the University of Memphis today , the first day of the midyear junior college transfer signing period. Jesse Milleson (6-4, 250) a tight end from Glendale (Ariz.) Community College, took an official visit to the U of M last week and also visited Northern Illinois, but chose Memphis over offers from Akron, Northern Colorado and Northern Illinois.
Trevor Clemmings had to be sure. That's why the Paterson Catholic defensive end reconsidered after making a verbal commitment to a Pittsburgh assistant coach in late June. Clemmings realized he had to take at least one official visit and examine other options before choosing a college.
Miguel Paul, who announced earlier this week that he is transferring from Missouri, is making an official visit to Canisius College this weekend according to a source. Missouri announced last Monday that Paul, a sophomore, and freshman forward Tyler Stone had decided to leave the program. Paul averaged 3.2 points and 1.6 assists in 69 games for the Tigers.
Tiger notebook Junior college standout Chaz Russell, a 6-foot, 195-pound defensive back from Los Angeles Pierce Community College, will make an official visit to the University of Memphis this weekend and could be eligible to play this fall.
National signing day arrives next Wednesday, and it's still a mystery where three of the Southland's top football recruits - tight end Christian Thomas of Highland of Palmdale, multipurpose backs Dietrich Riley of St. Francis of La Canada Flintridge and Lucky Radley of Taft of Woodland Hills - will be going to college. Thomas said Tuesday he will know more after taking an official visit to USC this weekend.
The UB football program received verbal commitment No. 15 today with Wyatt Cahill, a 6-foot-5, 280 defensive tackle from Scottsdale Community College in Arizona. Cahill, who made an official visit to the campus this weekend, will enroll at UB next semester and participate in spring drills. I really like the coaches, the city of Buffalo and the football program," Cahill said today.
Oh to live and die it seems, is a waste without a dream." These lines from the BoDeans song "Looking for Me Somewhere" have stuck with me since I first heard them in 1986. At that time, I was unsure of what my dream was, having ended my first long-term relationship and having temporarily severed ties with Reed College, where I had attended classes the previous academic year. However uncertain and hazy the dream was, I felt certain it would involve some type of intellectual pursuit and, I hoped, some form of writing. As I write these words now, I still believe in the sentiment expressed in the song, but I and my dream have changed considerably. With the exception of a few half-hearted attempts at reconciliation, I never dated my high school sweetheart again. After two years of official...
Bryant Barr, Falmouth High's all-state basketball player, has decided to accept a scholarship to attend Division I Davidson College in Davidson, N.C. Barr made his official visit to the small, liberal arts school over the Labor Day weekend and committed verbally this week. Barr was also considering the University of Maine, Yale, Brown and Cornell. Barr said he will sign a national letter of intent in November.
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