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Excerpt:Jerry Meyer of 247Sports reported that Blakeney was under pressure from folks at Nike to at least look into other schools because the 6-foot-4 shooting guard plays for the Nike-affiliated AAU team Each One Teach One, and Louisville is one of adidas' flagship schools. "I don't play up shoe company angle in basketball recruiting but decommitment of Antonio Blakeney from Louisville is shoe company related," Meyer tweeted. "Nike infrastructure [and] those part of [and] affiliated helped Antonio Blakeney get where he is. Considered rash to commit after visiting one school." It's unclear which schools Blakeney will now visit, but it's a safe bet many of the programs originally involved in his recruitment will resurface as contenders. LSU, Missouri, Kentucky and Oregon — all Nike programs — are expected to be among the schools Blakeney considers. http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaab-the-dagger/antonio-blakeney-s-commitment-to-louisville-proves-short-lived-124454903.html

Looks like we will have to wait for Freshman BJ day for another year. Sorry student body.

Why would he need to apply for a medical redshirt to have four years of eligibility remaining. If he doesn't play this year he would have four years remaining regardless.

I hear 49er kind of likes this Shields kid

Fixed it for you, Cookie Second the motion.

Fixed it for you, Cookie

Meant to upvote your post nebrasketballer and accidentally hit the down one

Not sure if he is in the video above, the pictures I've seen of him he wears 42. Michael has a younger brother named Matthew who is 6'8 as an 8th grader and is already suiting up for the Varsity squad. He is apparently every bit of a D1 prospect if not more than Michael. It sounds like both these kids can stroke the basketball but need to work on their strength and inside game to become complete players. It will be a tough pull, Pitino has already offered and has show a lot of personal interest in Michael.

http://m.journalstar.com/sports/huskers/life-in-the-red/hoops-notes-practice-in-full-swing/article_ad347222-508a-11e4-8827-af8f78000d4c.html?mobile_touch=true

Man, I loved watching Bernard Day play.