Spring signing period starts today. who ya got?


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today is the 1st day that high school students can sign loi's in a variety of sports, chief among them men and womens basketball.
 
pvamu early signees:


2006-07 Panther Basketball Signees
Chris Agwumaro, Guard, 6-5, 205, Balch Springs, Texas (North Lake College)
An athletic swingman that will play shooting guard in addition to spending time at small forward?averages 20-plus points per game?one of the top defenders on his team?named the Tournament MVP of the New Mexico Junior College Thunderbird Classic?prepped at West Mesquite High School in Mesquite, Texas. team captain...led them to njcaa DIII championship this year.


Reginald Dunn, Forward, 6-8, 220, San Antonio, Texas (Temple JC)
A member of the nation?s third ranked JUCO and top scoring team?played a key role in leading his team to a 31-1 record last year?averaged 10.1 points, 6.3 rebounds, shot 53 percent from the field and connected on 75 percent of his free throws?will play small and power forward for the Panthers...led his high school team to the Texas Class 4A state tournament. signed w/ sam houston out of highschool.


Anthony Harris, Forward, 6-8, 225, Fort Worth, Texas (O.D. Wyatt)
A member of Texashoops.com 2006 Top 100 seniors list (No. 46)?a big-time athlete that will bring toughness to the program?has a soft shooting touch in addition to having the ability to rebound in the paint?also rated as one of the top defensive ends in Texas on the gridiron.


Brian Towner, Guard, 6-5, 200, Houston, Texas (College of Eastern Utah)
Ranked among the Top 100 players in Texas from the class of 2005?prepped at Heritage Christian Academy in Cleveland, Texas?a three-position player who?ll add depth and athleticism in the backcourt?high school qualifier who will have three years of eligibility remaining.


Kenyour Williams, Guard, 6-3, 175, Newark, N.J. (College of Eastern Utah)
Can play either the point or shooting guard?will have three years of eligibility remaining?a starter at Mount Zion Christian Academy, regarded as one of the top prep schools in the nation?has the ability to be the difference maker for the Panthers.
 



To bad, the interim did not get a chance to work with these players. PV new coach will have something to work with. Maybe at least one Texas team will make it to the SWAC championship.
 
texas southern, verbal: jonathan frazier 6'0 170 guard marshall high-ft bend, tx
Texas Hoops Analysis: Jonathan is an athletic lefty who can create off the dribble and break down the defense, is a good ball handler and passer, sees the floor well, has a good understanding of the game and can hit the open perimeter jumper. A third team All-Region 20-5A selection, Frazier should find playing time at both guard spots for TSU head coach Ronnie Courtney.

alabama state, verbal T J Jackson 6'4 180 combo guard, brunswick cc, samford, nc
 
alabama state women early signees:

Shanice Merritt, 6'2 post player from Hillcres-Tuscaloosa
Jasmine Sanford, 5'9" guard from T.R. Miller in Brewton,AL , 100/200 meter sprint
Kandace Orr a 6'0" post player from FT. Payne, AL (1st Caucasian player ever signed) 15 pts/14 rbs a game, finalist for 5A poy
Assunta Fulgham, 6'2" 150 lb post from Stephenson H.S. in Stone Mtn., GA.
 
pvamu women early signees:

2006-07 Lady Panther Basketball Recruits

Kara Clark, Center, 6-3, Chicago, Ill. (North Chicago HS)
Averaged 17 points, 15 rebounds, four steals and three blocked shots as a high school junior…an all-district player…will provide depth and athleticism at the post position…runs the floor well for a player her size.

Alexis Pope, Forward, 6-0, Pomona, Calif. (Citrus College)
An all-around player who averaged 20.2 points, 14.6 rebounds, 4.3 steals and 2.8 blocks per game in her first season as a collegiate…set a school record with 65 blocked shots, Western Conference MVP, Western Conference first team…named her team’s most valuable player…also plays volleyball. two-time First-Team selection. She has now also been honored as a two-time All-State player. Pope led the Owls this season in nearly every offensive category. She hit the 400-point plateau, averaging over 20 a game. She also led the team with 11.9 rebounds per game, 53 blocks and 71 steals. She added 39 assists, which ranked third. Pope shot 55% from the field, best for the Owls.


Dominique Smith, Guard, 5-10, Orlando, Fla. (Orlando Christian Prep HS)
Ranked as the 15th best player in Florida by Powerbasketball.com...named third best shooting guard in Orlando by Orlandohoops.com...scored 20 points en route to the school’s first-ever Class 1A state title in 2005…high school teammate of fellow signee Gatti Werema.

Candice Thomas, Guard, 5-9, Waco, Texas (University HS)
A member of Texashoops.com 2006 Top 100 seniors list (No. 34)…can play the one, two or three positions…a floor general that has the ability to shoot the three-ball…an all-district player as a junior.

Brittany Walker, Center, 6-2, Carrollton, Texas (Hebron HS)
Member of Texashoops.com 2006 Top 100 seniors list (No. 68)…has good back-to-the-basket moves and is a fierce rebounder…has the ability to score from the outside and possesses a great attitude towards the game of basketball.

Gaati Werema, Forward/Guard, 6-0, Orlando, Fla. (Orlando Christian Prep HS)
Named as the 13th best player in Florida by Powerbasketball.com…named the top power forward in the city of Orlando by Orlandohoops.com...led her team to their first-ever state title in 2005…named to the All-Camp team at the Breakdown Battle of the Rankings Camp in October…earned Class 1A first team All-State honors as a junior…high school teammate of Dominique Smith.
 
SU women faster with three signees

By JOSEPH SCHIEFELBEIN
Advocate Sports Writer
Published: Apr 13, 2006

The Southern University women?s basketball team met its checklist ? add speed, maintain chemistry and find sleepers ? with its latest three signees.

Lake Providence High forward Freda Allen (6-foot-1), Wossman-Monroe shooting guard Ashley Augurson (5-9) and Madison-Tallulah point guard Aerica Hicks (5-5) all signed with Southern on Wednesday, the first day of the signing period.
http://www.2theadvocate.com/sports/2626246.html
 
Freda Allen 6-1 Lake Providence High
Ashley Augurson 5'9 Wossman
Aerica Hicks 5-5 Madison-Tullahah

:tup: :tup:

P.S Sad to hear one girl left the team. They have 2 more girls to sign. Well If this girl is a SR we should get her also. Coach Pugh go after them 2. :D :D :D :D :D
 
AAMU

men...
Desmond Jackson from Bob Jones high (son of assistant Sammy Jackson)
Trant Sampson from Buckhorn High (5a 2nd team all state for state runner up Buckhorn)



women...

6'2 Ashley Pearson from Huffman High
5'11 Dominisha Johnson from Hillcrest Tuscaloosa
 
Jag-BR said:
Freda Allen 5-9 Wossman-Monroe High
Ashley Augurson 6-1 Lake Providence High
Aerica Hicks 5-5 Madison-Tullahah
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Um, Jag-BR..Freda Allen is the 6-1 forward from Lake Providence while Argurson's the 5-9 guard from Wossman.

we got a girl from McCall coming in. I remember we had Lakeysha Johnson at the point right before coach pugh came in. She was cold. McCall, I mean, Madison Parish, has a good tradition for hoops for girls and boys.

The funny thing about SU's team was that there was no middle ground..you had 5 seniors, but yet the rest were either freshmen or sophomores...
 
Looks like Freda has thrown down the gauntlet and is going big to kick arse now.
Go Freda Go!
:lol:
major095 said:
alabama state women early signees:

Shanice Merritt, 6'2 post player from Hillcres-Tuscaloosa
Jasmine Sanford, 5'9" guard from T.R. Miller in Brewton,AL , 100/200 meter sprint
Kandace Orr a 6'0" post player from FT. Payne, AL (1st Caucasian player ever signed) 15 pts/14 rbs a game, finalist for 5A poy
Assunta Fulgham, 6'2" 150 lb post from Stephenson H.S. in Stone Mtn., GA.
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also
Williams signs with Hornets
Daphne Wms., Smith's Station, 5'11" guard

and
Rock Island?s only Division I signee was Candice Delane, a 6-foot-2 senior who scored 15 points and 12 rebounds in the recent Iowa vs. Illinois Senior Basketball Classic. She will play basketball at Alabama State.
 



LeFlore players sign in basketball
Mayhane to Tulane, Tate to Alabama State, Freeman to Okaloosa-Walton
Friday, April 14, 2006
By MIKE HERNDON
Sports Reporter
LeFlore's Johnny Mayhane made it official this week, signing a college basketball scholarship with Tulane, and two of his classmates signed as well.

LeFlore point guard Tifton Tate chose Alabama State and Lady Rattlers forward Jamie Freeman signed with Okaloosa-Walton (Fla.) College.
Tate averaged 11 points, 8 assists and 3.5 rebounds per game and goes to an Alabama State program that signed two Rattlers last year: Andrew Hayles and Bryan Campbell. He had also been recruited by Southern, Alabama A&M, Jacksonville and several junior colleges.

In the last three years, 16 players from LeFlore's boys' basketball program have signed, with seven going to Division I schools.
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Mr.Swac,
ASU goes down to Mobile again.
:D

and looks like Pettaway and Spivery tried to go down there too.
 
lol, That's all right. This LeFlore squad, Mayhane was the lone person I wanted A&M to go after. Y'all can have Tate. He's aiight, but IMO 3rd-4th best player on that team. We need to sign someone quickly out of LeFlore before ASU tries to build a permanant pipeline like y'all had with Blount in football during the '90s.
 
beans,
why the :confused: ?

but it seems like this young lady is a great pickup, with a great attitude..


Talented trio of Lady Jaguars sign up for collegiate careers
By McKenzie Jackson
CrossRoadsNews, Inc.

High school athletic powerhouse Stephenson High has always had some of DeKalb County’s top-level sports talent and it proved it again when three of its athletes signed letters of intent to colleges in Virginia and Alabama.
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On the basketball court, Assunta, a center/forward for Stephenson, helped lead the Jaguars to three straight state semifinals and the 2004 5-A state championship.
Listed as one of the best in the state, she describes her playing style as a physical one.
“I play aggressive,” she says. “I like to bang and play hard defense. I’m not really concerned that much about scoring points, I’m more concerned about rebounds and assists.”
Assunta will major in biology and wants to go on to be a physician assistant.
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Go Freda!!!
:D
:tup:
 
no way for us to go but up. :retard: we've reached the lowest of the low recently. too much bs abound the athletic dept, still. :read:
 
actually they listed her at 146 lbs. I bumped her up 4..lol. we've got to get her goals up though. we've got to take her from physicians assistant to physcian.
 
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