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=>It is legit. I watched him play now a lot this summer. He has high major potential. He is real athletic and has a good shot. Plus, playing with All-Ohio Purple, he will have no trouble getting seen by coaches.

=>Akron offer: http://miamiohio.scout.com/2/985114.html

=>Just read on Yappi that Storm Sanders has committed to Akron. http://www.yappi.com/forums/showthread.php?t=207909

=>Love it! Nice analysis!

=>Feature: http://www.courier-journal.com/blogs/demli...te-company.html

=>Committed to Miami RedHawks.RedHawk Insider (07/03/09): RedHawks Land First Commit of 2010 -- free story

=>Get your "Dwain Williams College Tour" t-shirts now!His college tour so far after 3 years (6 schools in 5 states):1. Miami RedHawks2. Providence (played 2 years)3. Long Beach State4. Oregon State5. Can't State6. Hawai'i He still has the rest of the spring and summer and then two more school years to continue to commit to different colleges.******His high school tour after 4 years (4 schools in 2 states):1. Joaquin Memorial H.S. in Murietta, CA2. North Broward H.S., Coconut Creek, FLA3. IMG-Pendelton Academy, Bradenton, FLA4. Chaparral H.S. in CA******MHT.com Basketball Recruiting Database on Dwain which details his travels:http://www.miamihawktalk.com/home/recruits/player/3136/******Hawai'i fans should not get that happy about Dwain coming there. It is like the time we all slept with Madonna...it was just our turn.

=>4 ur viewing pleasure...http://sports.espn.go.com/highschool/rise/...tory?id=3712646

=>Garcia story: http://ilprepbu.ipower.com/page43.htmlBTW, I assume the "Miami" listed for Garcia is the Miami Hurricanes.You can catch a replay of Nik Garcia (and his AAU teammate Marcus Jordan-MJ's son) on ESPNU. They are showing the AAU Supershowcase from Orlando. You will see their team (Rising Stars of Illinois) play Athletes First (out of Oklahoma). ESPNU will be showing replays at various times throughout the week. Check your T.V. schedules.

=>FYI, here is an article I wrote for Scout on Williams. I interviewed him at the Miami Elite Camp.http://miamiohio.scout.com/2/766270.htmlHere is the Elite Camp Evaluation:http://miamiohio.scout.com/2/766047.htmlThey are premium articles-at least the Orlando Williams feature is premium. The Elite Camp story was free for a day and then was to go premium.

=>Be careful not to throw stones if you live in a glass house! Don't forget Stevie Taylor?http://www.prepspotlight.com/dachairmans--...khpBwXoTnK6Azdg

=>Dear GameChngr54 (AKA "Zeke Marshall's mom"),As I have read through this and other threads, you have indicated that your son Zeke is strongly considering the Akron Zip basketball program. As I think all the fine Zip fans here would agree, it is important to make an “informed” decision about the schools a student-athlete is considering. As such, as an unbiased and neutral observer* , below are some facts about Akron that you may or may not know:UA’s President is actually a CIA operative who requires all incoming freshman to be barcoded and microchipped.James A. Rhodes Arena (AKA the “JAR”) was built on the site of an ancient Indian burial ground and is now inhabited by poltergeist.Also, the oldest building on Akron’s campus was designed and built by a Gozer worshipper.The old football stadium, the Rubber Bowl, is not actually made out of rubber. An egregious case of false advertising.At no point in recent history has Canada or Pennsylvania attempted to annex Akron. That is telling.Coach Dambrot believes “Coach Keith Dambrot” is an anagram for “I AM LORD VOLDEMORT.” Sure the letters do not match up…maybe he has a learning disability.Akron is Browns country. No place for someone from western Pennsylvania. Akron greatest contribution to scientific research was the chemical formula for crack cocaine. Hence the reason UA is known nationwide as crAkron.Akron’s chemistry department is actually a working meth lab. Proceeds from meth sales fund the athletic department.Akron’s male to female ratio of 99 to 1 makes it very difficult for male students to get dates.Akron spelled backward is Norka. wink wink.Coach Dambrot has warrants in Fargo. That is why Akron never plays a road game in North Dakota.A common misconception is that Zippy is a student inside a ‘Roo costume. In actuality, Zippy is a live giant rodent who is fed newborn babies by the athletic booster club (which is a front for an ancient pagan rat worshipping cult).On a road trip to Ohio University back when Dambrot coached Central Michigan, he shot and killed one of his players for snoring too loud. It was well covered up of course. If you play the Akron fight song backwards you can faintly hear a distorted “666” and “Paul is dead.”* As I said above, I am an unbiased observer. In no way am I bringing about the above facts out of concern that your son will face my alma mater (Miami) 2 or 3 times a year for 4 seasons. That has never even entered into my mind. I just wanted to present to you the facts about Akron. Like Fox News, I am fair and balanced.

=>Kentucky fielded a pretty weak team. Weakest I have ever seen in fact. They had two players who are walking on UK and 2 others who have been invited to walkon. A few other midmajor players and the rest D2, D3, NAIA, or JUCO prospects. Compare that to the Ohio roster. Ohio was up 60-34 at the half.RostersKENTUCKY BOYS Adam Delph; Lou. PRP; 6’2; Guard - Kentucky (Walkon)Tyshwan Edmonson; Univ. Heights; 6’4; Guard - OVC offersNick Gagel; Jeffersontown; 5’11; Guard Arrez Henderson; Cov. Holmes; 5’11; Guard - midmajor interest, inviting to walkon KentuckyJordan Lee; Scott County; 6’8; Center Darnell Moore; Mad. No. Hopkins 6’6; Center Brock Moorman; Owensboro; 6’6; Forward Victor Moses; Lex. Henry Clay; 6’6; Guard Aaron Morris; Madison Central; 6’6; Forward Allen Murry; Lou. PRP; 6’8; Center Blake Pettit; Rowan Co. ; 6’8; Center Trevor Setty; Mason County; 6’7; Forward Landon Slone; Paintsville; 6’4; Guard - kentucky (walkon)Corey Sorrell; Cov. Holy Cross; 6’5; Guard Clark Stepp; June Buchanan; 6’4; Guard - Midmajor interestHead Coach: Jeff Morrow, Jeffersontown HS Asst. Coach: Chris O’Hearn, Mason Co. HS Asst. Coach: David Henley, Cov. Holmes HS OHIO BOYS Logan Aronholt; Zanesville; 6’4; Guard - midmajor offersGreg Avery; Newark; 6’3; Guard - W. CarolinaRay Chambers; Chillicothe; 6’7; Forward Michael Davenport; Cin. Moeller; 6’3; Guard Eric Dummermuth; Dover; 6’6; Forward Damian Eargle; Warren Harding; 6’7; Forward - UNC Greensboro Ken Frease; Massillon Perry; 6’11; Center - XavierAnthony Hitchens; Chillicothe; 5’9; Guard - AkronTaylor Hobbs; Thomas Worthington; 6’4; Guard Chris Johnson; Col. Brookhaven; 6’4; Guard - DaytonDevon Moore; Northland; 6’4; Guard - midmajor prospectsChris Morrow; Van Wert; 6’7; Forward Tom Pritchard; St. Edward; 6’8 ; Center - Indiana Kyle Rudolph; Cin. Elder; 6’6; Forward - Notre Dame (football) Drew Spradlin; Wheelersburg; 6’5; Guard - ElonHead Coach: Dave Froelich, Van Wert HS Asst. Coach: Joe Balogh, Ontario HS Asst. Coach: Jeff Quackenbush, Newark HSBox Score:http://www.oh-kyallstargame.com/12.htmlGame Story:http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.dll/art...130441/1068/SPT

=>Saw him at the Ohio-Ky All-star game over the weekend. He is WAY TOO QUICK. A true jitterbug point guard. Defensively, he was hounding the Kentucky players. You all will enjoy him.

=>That is what Miami had last year. 6 MAC East games and 1 game vs. BSU. The other 5 games were OOC games vs. BCS teams.