community.foxsports.com - 4/29/2008
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It's been a huge 24 hours in Storrs. First, UConn big man Hasheem Thabeet announced he's definitely returning next year - which makes the Huskies a legitimate Final Four contender. Then Jim Calhoun & Co. got word earlier today that 6-foot-10, 225-pound power forward Ater Majok committed to UConn. Majok is from the Sudan, but played in Australia - and chose the Huskies over Baylor, ...
A Post-Draft Deadline Look at the Big East
vegaswatch.net 4/29/2008 — The deadline to declare for the draft was yesterday. There are still a lot of moving parts, since players have until June 16th to withdraw their name from consideration. We can make some reasonable assumptions though- most of of the top prospects have ...
Is Syracuse Notre Dame’s next scheduling target?
sports.dailyorange.com 4/29/2008 — If anything, the relationship between Notre Dame football and the Big East has soured in the past week.
Rutgers backed out of a long-term scheduling agreement when the Irish refused to play games at Rutgers Stadium instead of the Meadowlands. Then, ...
Thabeet Stays With UConn
sports.aol.com 4/30/2008 — In something of a surprise, UConn center Hasheem Thabeet announced he would be returning for his junior year . "We are happy that Hasheem has made the decision to return for his junior season," said head coach Jim Calhoun. "Hasheem has made as much ...
Luke Winn: Post-draft declaration rankings - Luke Winn
- SI.com
sportsillustrated.cnn.com 4/29/2008 — It helps to be ranking teams from a position of clarity, very much unlike the one I was working from on the morning of the national title game, when Version 1 of these was due to be filed for the magazine. Educated guesses were made on which players ...
UConn adds another new face —
Hoops on Hoops - NY Daily News Blogs 4/28/2008
UConn continues to bring new faces into its Big East program. The Huskies just got a fifth committment for the Class of 2009 today when 6-11 Ater Majok, who is from Sudan and played in Australia, committed.
Majok chose the Huskies over Kentucky. ...