Dateline: 8/14/2008
Utah Native Jordan Downs
Jordan Downs, Hatnell COllege of California. Height: 6 foot 6 Weight: 205 pounds Major: Business Hometown: Farmington UT High School: Davis HS Position: Forward Will Red-shirt in 2008,. good rebounded needs strength. Great feel for basketball.

Dateline: 8/13/2008
Hartnell College of California Forward
Tyler Fink, Hartnell COllege of California, Height: 6 foot 7 Weight: 195 pounds Major: Business Hometown: St. George UT High School: Dixie HS Position: forward Should have instant inpact at Hartnell, with outside shooting and mobility on wing. Good scorer, with attitude. Possible red-shirt they don't want to waist.

Dateline: 7/30/2008
B.J. Sherry of Boise signs with NIC
Timberline High graduate 6'6" B.J. Shearry will continue his basketball career at North Idaho College, the school announced recently. Shearry, a 2008 5A All-Idaho First Team selection, averaged 15 points and 10.3 rebounds for Timberline after earning second-team recognition as a junior.

Dateline: 7/29/2008
North Idaho Juco gets two more players
Renado Parker of Kentridge and Taylor Stevens of Marysville-Pilchuck have accepted scholarships to play men's basketball at North Idaho College, a two-year school in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Parker, a 6-foot-6 forward, averaged 21.4 points and 9.8 rebounds as a senior. He was named to The Seattle Times' All-State second team, earned a spot on the Star Times all-area team and was South Puget Sound League 4A North Co-Player of the Year. Stevens, a 6-7 center, averaged 20.6 points and 9.0 rebounds as a senior and earned first-team All-WesCo North Division.

Dateline: 7/19/2008
Utah State, Weber State and Utah looks at Juco
Matt Read Power forward Plano (TX) Collin County C.C. Ht: 6-foot-9 Wt: 225 lbs Class: 2009 (Junior College) After a productive freshman season at the University of Texas at Arlington, he has transfered to Collin County Juco, Read then redshirted the 2007-08 season. 2006-07 (Freshman) Appeared in 28 games as a freshman...was starting center during Mavs' five-game winning streak... only double figure game was 11 points in win over Austin College on Jan. 30... made 44.4 percent from field during five-game winning streak (12 of 27). High School A two-year letterwinner at Weatherford High School...named first-team all-district, academic all-district, academic all-state and a McDonald's All-American Nominee his senior season...named to the All-Tournament team Hobbs, N.M. Holiday Tournament (senior) and the Waxahachie Tournament (junior & senior)...named second-team all-district, academic all-district and led the district in rebounding his junior season...graduated cum laude with a 4.26 GPA...named a Texas Scholar, graduated in the Top 10 percent of his class and was a member of the National Honor Society all four years...selected as the Rotary Club Student of the Month and won the Optimist Club Young Texan Award... played summer ball with Trey Parker on the Dallas Mustangs AAU team...ranked 86th by Tim Onkst's Texas Roundball Magazine. Personal Born July 31, 1987, in Fort Walton Beach, Fla...son of Rande and Karen Read...father, Rande, lettered four seasons in basketball at the Air Force Academy...undeclared major. Played freshman year at Texas-Arlington in 2006-07. Was a medical redshirt in 2007-08. COLLEGE CHOICES : Auburn , Maryland , Oklahoma , Seton Hall , Saint Louis , Texas Tech , Utah , Bradley , Chattanooga , Georgia St. , Louisiana-Mon. , Loyola Chicago , North Texas , SE Louisiana , Stephen F. Austin , TCU , Wichita St. , Wisconsin-GB , CS Northridge , Utah State , and Weber State .....

Dateline: 7/3/2008
Weber State recruit picks Bradley U.
Bradley basketball received an oral commitment Monday from Sean Harris, a 6-foot-7, 210-pound forward from Yuba College with three years of eligibility remaining. Harris, who averaged 14.9 points and 11.7 rebounds for 32-4 Yuba as a freshman, will not join the Braves until the 2010-11 season because he will be leaving soon for a two-year Mormon mission. He chose Bradley over offers from California-Santa Barbara, Weber State, Pacific, Wyoming and Fresno State. "You guys are going to love Sean," said Yuba coach Doug Cornelius. "He plays (all) out all the time."

Dateline: 7/1/2008
Wil Carter 6'9" post on second year on mission.
Wil Carter @ Salt Lake Community College...... Despite receiving heavy attention from several Big Sky programs, Wil Carter did not play college basketball at the Division I level next season. Instead of signing a national letter of intent with one of his many DI suitors, Idaho State, Weber State, Montana and Utah Valley State. the one-time Highland standout will be suiting up at Salt Lake Community College. Those schools wanted me bad, Carter said. I guess I broke a few hearts. The 6-foot-9 Carter admitted it wasn't the easiest decision to make but said playing time was the reason he ultimately committed to the JUCO school. SLCC were offering me a full ride from the beginning, but they already had a guy at my position, Carter said. but a few weeks later their coach (Norm Parrish) called and told me that guy left and I would get 35 minutes a game if I came. That sounded pretty good to me. Carter said he was excited about the decision, on top of the opportunity for serious PT, because Salt Lake Community College plays in a good JUCO conference and everything he’s heard indicates SLCC will be a competitive team next season. Still, he said he was only committing to SLCC for a year. After that, he will go on a LDS Mission for two years and hopefully join a bigger program at that point. In Oct. he can sign a LOI, and go anywhere,..

Dateline: 3/23/2008
Juco Hutch All-Tournament team
Championship Game Photos All-Tournament Team Dwight Buycks - Indian Hills Dwight Hardy - Indian Hills Will Bynum - Eastern Arizona Reggie Chamberlain - Seward County Darko Cohadarevic - Seward County Brian Green - Salt Lake DaVell Jackson - Salt Lake Jonathan Hall - South Plains Nick Okorie - South Plains Mario Little - Chipola Bryan Sherrer - Three Rivers Eric Tramiel - Paris William B. French MVP of the Tournament Jonathan Hall - South Plains Coach of the Tournament Steve Green - South Plains Bud Obee Outstanding Small Player Award Brian Green - Salt Lake Sesher Sportsmanship Award Nikola Keeman - Eastern Arizona

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