Is KU gonna play competitive B-Ball this season?

[Archie F. Swin]

I don't pay any attention to college basketball from late April to December.

2010-11 Roster


No. Name Ht./Wt. Pos. Yr./Exp. Hometown/High School/Last College
15.... Johnson, Elijah.... 6-4/195.... Guard SO/1L.... Las Vegas, Nev./Cheyenne HS
40.... Juenemann, Jordan.... 6-3/195.... Guard JR/2L..... Hays, Kan./Hays HS
23.... Little, Mario 6-6/218.... Guard RS SR/1L.... Chicago, Ill./Washington HS/Chipola CC
12.... Morningstar, Brady.... 6-4/185.... Guard RS SR/3L.... Lawrence, Kan./Free State HS/New Hampton [NH] Prep
22.... Morris, Marcus.... 6-9/235.... Forward.... JR/2L Philadelphia, PA/Prep Charter HS/APEX Academy (NJ)
21.... Morris, Markieff.... 6-10/245.... Center.... JR/2L Philadelphia, Pa./Prep Charter HS/APEX Academy (NJ)
14.... Reed, Tyrel.... 6-3/193.... Guard SR/3L.... Burlington, Kan./Burlington HS
24.... Releford, Travis.... 6-5/207..... Guard RS SO/1L.... Kansas City, Mo./Bishop Miege HS
20.... Roberts, Niko.... 5-11/175.... Guard FR/HS.... Huntington, N.Y./Saint Anthony's HS
0.... Robinson, Thomas.... 6-9/237.... Forward.... SO/1L.... Washington, D.C./Brewster [N.H.] Academy
10.... Taylor, Tyshawn ....6-3/185 .....Guard JR/2L.... Hoboken, N.J./St. Anthony HS
2.... Teahan, Conner.... 6-5/212.... Guard SR/3L..... Leawood, Kan./Rockhurst HS
4 .....Wesley, Justin.... 6-8/200 ....Forward ....RS SO/TR.... Fort Worth, Texas/North Crowley HS/Lamar
5.... Withey, Jeff.... 7-0/235.... Center.... RS SO/1L ....San Diego, Calif./Horizon HS
11.... Woolridge, Royce ....6-3/182 .....Guard ....FR/HS.... Phoenix, Ariz./Sunnyslope HS

[sedated]

Originally Posted by Laz

btw - on 810 they just said that Selby has been ok'd to be on scholarship and to practice but hadn't cleared Selby to play games.

don't know WTF that means ...

I think that's been the case for a while now.

[Bambi]

Originally Posted by Laz

btw - on 810 they just said that Selby has been ok'd to be on scholarship and to practice but hadn't cleared Selby to play games.

don't know WTF that means ...

i mean if you can practice with the team and be on scholarship then it's only a matter of when, not if, he is cleared to played imo.

810 is usually wrong on most of the things they report

[ArrowheadHawk]

Originally Posted by Wickedson

810 is usually wrong on most of the things they report

They are right on this though.

http://www2.kusports.com/news/2010/s...ut-josh-selby/

[Mr. Plow]

Originally Posted by Shogun

Trust me, It will be KU, If I'm wrong. I'll buy a Matt Cassel Jersey.

I'd say go with the XL.



http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/recru...ory?id=5632647


Austin Rivers commits to Duke

Shooting guard Austin Rivers, the No. 1-ranked player in the recruiting class of 2011, has committed to Duke, according to his high school coach.

Rivers, who at one time was committed to Florida, is a highly sought-after playmaker from Winter Park, Fla. He revealed his college plans Thursday, Winter Park coach David Bailey said.

Rivers broke the news to Kansas coach Bill Self and North Carolina's Roy Williams, the coaches of two of Rivers' top three choices, on Thursday morning. Rivers canceled the remainder of his campus visits, including one he was planning to take to North Carolina this weekend.

"He picked Duke because of [Mike Krzyzewski] and his staff," Bailey said. "There is a ton of tradition at Duke, and it was the best place for him from a basketball and academic standpoint."

Rivers' father, Boston Celtics coach Doc Rivers, said Thursday that his son's commitment has not been finalized.

"He's leaning [toward Duke] and most likely he'll commit in the next couple days," Rivers said. "But it's not official, yet. I'll wait and let him do it."

The 6-foot-4, 189-pound Rivers could have an immediate impact once he gets to Cameron in Duke's up-tempo, fast-breaking style of play. He is a prolific scorer, has range out to 28 feet and an excellent mid-range game. He uses the jab-step as well as seasoned pros, can finish through contact when attacking the basket and has the best NBA-level floater over bigs of any player in the high school or college ranks.

When teams adjust to try to stop Rivers, he is able to easily convert into a playmaker for his teammates using his vision and passing skills.
Duke already has the No. 7-ranked class in the country, led by ESPNU 100 shooting guard Michael Gbinije (Chester, Va./Benedictine), but by landing Rivers the Blue Devils are sure to at least jump into the top five.

[Hug it Out Dan]

Originally Posted by Mr. Plow

I'd say go with the XL.

.

You have to own a Cassel jersey.

[BWillie]

Originally Posted by Mr. Plow

I'd say go with the XL.



http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/recru...ory?id=5632647


Austin Rivers commits to Duke

Shooting guard Austin Rivers, the No. 1-ranked player in the recruiting class of 2011, has committed to Duke, according to his high school coach.

Rivers, who at one time was committed to Florida, is a highly sought-after playmaker from Winter Park, Fla. He revealed his college plans Thursday, Winter Park coach David Bailey said.

Rivers broke the news to Kansas coach Bill Self and North Carolina's Roy Williams, the coaches of two of Rivers' top three choices, on Thursday morning. Rivers canceled the remainder of his campus visits, including one he was planning to take to North Carolina this weekend.

"He picked Duke because of [Mike Krzyzewski] and his staff," Bailey said. "There is a ton of tradition at Duke, and it was the best place for him from a basketball and academic standpoint."

Rivers' father, Boston Celtics coach Doc Rivers, said Thursday that his son's commitment has not been finalized.

"He's leaning [toward Duke] and most likely he'll commit in the next couple days," Rivers said. "But it's not official, yet. I'll wait and let him do it."

The 6-foot-4, 189-pound Rivers could have an immediate impact once he gets to Cameron in Duke's up-tempo, fast-breaking style of play. He is a prolific scorer, has range out to 28 feet and an excellent mid-range game. He uses the jab-step as well as seasoned pros, can finish through contact when attacking the basket and has the best NBA-level floater over bigs of any player in the high school or college ranks.

When teams adjust to try to stop Rivers, he is able to easily convert into a playmaker for his teammates using his vision and passing skills.
Duke already has the No. 7-ranked class in the country, led by ESPNU 100 shooting guard Michael Gbinije (Chester, Va./Benedictine), but by landing Rivers the Blue Devils are sure to at least jump into the top five.

Coach K's visibility in the NBA game by coaching the FIBA and Olympic team is doing wonders for his recruiting. Smart guy