Shuttlesworth

Fwiw, The option to vote multiple times has been opened up and Butler is now leading.

Vote here: http://www.athleticbusiness.com/stadium-arena/facility-madness-2014-championship-round.html

One notable addition since Goodman's list has been updated is

Eric McKnight, 6-9, PF, Jr., Florida Gulf Coast

Here is an updated list via Jeff Goodman, ESPN

Kale Abrahamson, 6-7, F, So., Northwestern

Dimitry Akanda-Coronel, 6-6, SG, So., Maine

Jordan Allen, 6-6, F, RS So., Hofstra (will graduate)

Tyler Alderman, 6-9, C, Soph., Jacksonville

Mark Alstork, 6-4, G, Fr., Ball State

Ryan Anderson, 6-8, PF, Jr., Boston College - Wash., SS State, Arizona, UNM, Iowa State, Indiana

Cory Arentsen, 6-5, G, Soph., G, Austin Peay

Rich Audu, 6-3, G, Soph., Siena

Alex Austin, 6-4, G, Soph., Eastern Illinois

Moses Ayegba, 6-9, PF, RS Jr., Georgetown (will graduate)

Daveon Balls, 6-0, G, Soph., Northern Illinois

Mike Balogun, 6-2, G, Jr., Southern Illinois

Nick Banyard, 6-8, F, Soph., New Mexico

Jimmy Barton, 5-10, G, Fr., Houston Baptist

Keith Belfield, 6-5, SG, RS So., Furman

Danny Berger, 6-6, F, Jr., Utah State -- BYU-HAWAII

Malcolm Bernard, 6-5, SF, Soph., Charleston Southern

Drick Bernstine, 6-8, F, Fr., Denver

Nolan Berry, 6-10, C, Fr., Butler

Taylor Bessick, 6-9, F, Soph., James Madison

Olivier-Paul Betu6-2, G, Soph., UC Davis

Jeff Beverly, 6-6, F, Fr., Texas A&M-Corpus Christi

Deverell Biggs, 6-0, G, Jr., Nebraska

Ty'Quan Bitting, 6-8, C, Fr., Charleston Southern

JC Bonny, 6-2, G, Jr., Troy Sean Brennan, 6-2, G, Fr., North Florida

Craig Brown, 6-5, SG, Jr., Rutgers

D.J. Brown, 6-2, G, Jr., San Jose State (will graduate)

Josh Brown, 5-11, G, Fr., UTEP

John Burke, 6-3, G, Soph., UMKC

Langston Burnett, 6-5, G, Soph., Wagner

Monte Burney, 6-1, G, Fr., Eastern Kentucky

Johnathan Burroughs-Cook, 6-1, G, Fr., Charleston

D'Von Campbell, 5-11, G, Jr., Rutgers

John Cannon, 6-10, C, Jr., Georgia

Kareem Canty, 6-1, G, RS Fr., Marshall

Matt Carlino, 6-2, G, Jr., BYU (will graduate)

Nick Carlos, 6-7, SF, Fr., Central Michigan -- LINDENWOOD

Piers Carroll, 6-6, G, Fr., Nicholls State

Miguel Cartagena, 6-0, G, G, Fr., George Washington

Ben Carter, 6-8, F, Soph., Oregon

Devin Carter, 6-4, G, Soph., Kent State

Rene Castro, 6-2, G, Fr., Butler

Brandon Channer, 6-3, G, Fr., Rider

Julian Chiera, 6-5, SF, Jr., Southeastern Louisiana

Quinton Chievous, 6-6, G, Soph., Tennessee (will graduate)

Ian Chiles, 6-1, G, Sr., IUPUI (will graduate)

Kennedy Chukwuocha, 6-6, F, Soph., UMass-Lowell

Stevie Clark, 5-11, G, Fr., Oklahoma State

Julian Clarke, 6-3, G, Jr., Santa Clara -- UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

Shaquille Cleare, 6-9, C, Soph., Maryland

David Cohn, 6-2, G, Fr., Colorado State

Darell Combs, 6-2, G, Soph., Eastern Michigan

Charles Cook, 6-6, G, Soph., James Madison

Bakari Copeland, 6-5, SG, Fr., Charleston Southern

J.J. Cravatta, 6-1, G, Soph., Northern Illinois

Nolan Cressler, Cornell, 6-4, G, So., Cornell -- Vanderbilt and Dayton

Ismaila Daudaa, 6-10, C, Jr., Cleveland State

Lincoln Davis, 6-3, G, Fr., Fairfield

Marcel Davis, 6-2, G, Soph., Utah State

Kyle Davis, 6-7, F, So., Utah State

Bryce Dejean-Jones, 6-5, SG, Jr., UNLV (will graduate)

Ben Dickinson, 6-9, F, So., Loyola Marymount

Vincent Dillard, 6-5, F, Jr., UT Arlington

Manny Diressa, 6-4, G, So., Tennessee Tech

Stephen Domingo, 6-6, SG, Soph., Georgetown

Chad Donley, 6-2, G, Jr., Liberty (will graduate)

Athanee Doyle, 6-1, G, Fr., Chattanooga

Caleb Dressler, 6-10, C, RS Fr., Hawaii -- CENTRAL WASHINGTON

Jeylani Dublin, 6-6, F, Jr., Longwood (will graduate)

Dominic Early, 6-5, SG, RS So., Furman

Julian Edmonson, 6-1, G, Jr., Abilene Christian

Wally Ellenson, 6-6, G, So., Minnesota

Austin Etherington, 6-6, F, RS So., Indiana (will graduate)

Chris Evans, 6-3, G, Jr., Sacred Heart (will not graduate)

Nick Faust, 6-6, SG, Jr., Maryland (may graduate)

Ahmad Fields, 6-5, G, Fr., Utah

Adonis Filer, 6-2, G, Soph., Clemson

Justin Foreman, 6-5, SG, Jr., Grand Canyon

Jake Fay, 6-6, G, Fr., Fordham

Jared Fay, 6-3, G, So., Fordham

Kordario Fleming, 6-6, F, Soph., Jacksonville

Jerome Frink, 6-6, F, So., Florida International

Josh Fuller, 6-6, F, Fr., Weber State

Alex Gavrilovic, 6-9, F, Jr., Dayton (will graduate)

Joey Getz, 6-0, G, Jr., UMBC

Percy Gibson, 6-9, C, Jr., Iowa State

Phabian Glasco, 6-7, F, Fr., Central Arkansas

Dajuan Graf, 6-0, G, Soph., Florida Gulf Coast

Derail Green, 6-7, F, Fr., Wichita State

Thomas Greer, 6-5, G, RS Jr., Austin Peay

Austin Grimes, 6-3, G, RS Fr., USC Upstate

Kris Gulley, 6-7, SF, Jr., Long Beach State (will graduate)

Austin Haldorson, 6-8, F, So., Wyoming

Dusty Hannahs, 6-4, SG, So., ARKANSAS

Donta Harper, 6-7, F, Jr., Gardner-Webb - WINSTON SALEM STATE

Eron Harris, 6-2, G, So., West Virginia

Nathan Hawkins, 6-5, G, Fr., Nebraska -- UT ARLINGTON

Jarvis Haywood, 6-4, G, Soph., Jacksonville

Josh Heath, 6-2, G, Fr., South Florida

Max Heller, 5-9, G, RS So., Loyola Marymount

Hayden Hoerdemann, 6-3, G, Jr., Western Michigan

Jeremy Hollowell, 6-7, SF, So., Indiana

Marcus Holt, 6-10, F, Jr., Colorado State

Max Hooper, 6-6, SG, So., St. John's (will graduate and have 2 years left)

Marcus Hopper, 6-7, F, Jr., Siena -- QUEENS COLLEGE

Jon Horford, 6-10, PF, Jr., Michigan (will graduate)

Cole Huff, 6-8, F, Soph., Nevada

Sam Hunt, 6-2, G, Fr., Jacksonville

Ude Ifeanyichukwu, 6-10, F, Jr., Southern Mississippi

Denzel Ingram, 6-0, G, Soph., Charlotte

Jalen Jackson, 6-6, F, Fr., Central Arkansas

Justin Jenkins, 6-2, G, Soph., Fairfield

James Johnson, 6-10, F, Jr., San Diego (will graduate)

Cody Johnson, 6-10, C, So., Loyola-Chicago

T.J. Johnson, 6-2, G, Fr., South Alabama

Ronnie Johnson, 6-0, G, So., Purdue

Teven Jones, 6-0, G, Soph., Virginia

Cody Joyce, 6-8, F, Soph., Houston Baptist

Viktor Juricek, 6-11, F, So., South Alabama

Kaza Keane, 6-1, G, Soph., Illinois State

Brandan Kearney, 6-5, F, Jr., Arizona State (will graduate)

Raijon Kelly, 6-4, G, Jr., Samford

James Kennedy, 6-6, F, Jr., Boston University

Algie Key, 6-4, G, Jr., Alabama

Jeremy King, 6-10, C, Fr., Loyola-Chicago

Brice Kofane, 6-8, PF, Jr., Providence (will graduate)

Kyle Koszuta, 6-2, G, So., Louisiana-Monroe

Egor Koulechov, 6-5, G, Fr., Arizona State

Jeremiah Kreisberg, 6-10, F, Sr., Yale (will graduate)

Adam Lacey, 6-10, C, So., Manhattan

Stuart Lagerson, 7-0, C, Jr., UT Arlington

Jacob Lancaster, 6-10, F, Jr., Abilene Christian

Anthony Lee, 6-9, F, Jr., Temple (will graduate) -- OHIO STATE

Josh Lemons, 6-0, G, So., Toledo

Tyler Lewis, 5-11, PG, So., NC State -- BUTLER

Spencer Llewellyn, 6-3, G, Pacific (will graduate)

Chris Longoria, 6-4, G, So., Samford

Jonny Marlin, 5-10, G, RS So., Indiana (walk-on) -- INDIANA WESLEYAN

Kyprianos "Paris" Maragkos, 6-9, F, So., George Washington

Bruce Marshall, 6-10, C, So., Missouri State

Tahjere McCall, 6-4, G, So., Niagara

Eric McClellan, 6-4, RS So., Vanderbilt

Gee McGhee, 6-4, G, So., Chattanooga

Connor Miller, 6-4, G, Jr., Samford

Austin Mills, 6-0, G, So., Pepperdine

Alexander Milosavljevic, 6-9, C, Jr., Abilene Christian

Devontae Morgan, 6-3, G, So., Butler

Jermaine Myers, 6-0, G, So., Fordham

Sean Obi, 6-9, F, Fr., Rice

Sommy Ogukwe, 6-7, F, Jr., Liberty (will graduate)

Alex Overs, 6-4, G, Fr., Nicholls State

Quinten Payne, 6-5, G, Fr., Ball State

James Pegues, 6-6, F, So., Abilene Christian

Jordan Pickett, 6-0, G, Fr., Loyola-Chicago

Solomon Poole, 6-0, G, So., Georgia Tech

Roschon Prince, 6-6, F, Fr., USC -- LONG BEACH STATE

Robert Puleikis, 6-9, F, So., Drake

Damion Rashford, 6-5, G, Loyola (Md.)

M.J. Rhett, 6-8, F, Jr., Tennessee State (will graduate) -- Oklahoma State, Tulane, ASU, Miami, Tennessee, Mississippi

Kamall Richards, 6-6, F, Fr., Xavier

Tom Rivard, 6-7, F, Fr, James Madison

Jalen Ross, 5-11, G, So., Eastern Michigan -- HARTFORD

K.C. Ross-Miller, 6-1, G, Jr., New Mexico State (will graduate)

Jerome Seagears, 6-1, G, Jr., Rutgers

Howard Sellars, 6-1, G, Fr., St. Peter's

Dylen Setzekorn, 6-7, SF, So., Citadel

Kevin Shaw, 6-1, G, Jr., Georgia State

Desmond Simmons, 6-7, SF, RS Jr., Washington (will graduate)

Michael Simpson, 6-6, SG, So., Missouri State

Tim Singleton, 6-2, G, Fr., Richmond

Wayne Sparrow, 6-3, G Jr., Richmond (will graduate) -- UMBC

Darius Stokes, 6-7, F, RS Jr., Iowa

Jordan Stone, 6-10, C, Jr., Utah State -- BYU-HAWAII

Harrison Taggart, 6-5, SG, Fr., Vermont

Maurice Taylor, 6-7, F, Fr., North Carolina A&T

Trevor Thompson, 7-0, C, Fr., Virginia Tech -- OHIO STATE

Jordan Tolbert, 6-7, F, Jr., Texas Tech -- SMU

Markese Tucker, 6-6, F, Jr., St. Peter's

Jeff Van Dyke, 6-2, G, Fr., Pepperdine

Keonta Vernon, 6-5, F, Fr., Wyoming -- NORTHERN ARIZONA

Kevin Ware, 6-2, SG, Jr., Louisville -- Auburn, Georgia State

Keith Washington, 6-1, G, So., Rice

Derrick Williams, 6-6, F, Sr., Richmond

T.J. Williams, 6-8, F, Fr., Chattanooga

Lucas Woodhouse, 6-1, G, So., Longwood -- STONY BROOK

Mitchell Worcester, 6-3, G, Fr., Maine -- UMPI

Jake Zuilhof, 6-9, PF, So., Grand Canyon

I'd be fairly shocked if Ayegba doesn't commit before the end of his visit.

Pleased to have the 2013 Summit League Coach of the Year on our bench. After coaching the nation's #3 and #26 scoring defenses in the past two seasons respectively, he is a welcomed addition.

I'm just sitting here, sifting through this thread and wondering how anyone could doubt Miles? He didn't get to where he is by making stupid personnel decisions.

Tampering with another school's players is a Level 1 compliance violation. But if Molinari is technically still employed by WIU, he has every right to nudge a player a certain direction

If Molinari could convince the Covington kid to transfer to Nebraska, that'd be icing on the cake. As a Freshman, Covington averaged 15 and 5 while shooting 39% from behind the arc.

Okoroh, Kingsley

Dwight Smith

Darien Williams

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Smith would be a very good addition and a nice way to use what will probably be an open scholly for us.

 

He definitely has value.  He's able to generate contact and make it to the FT line. He would play minutes here.

He is shot 61% on free throws last year.  Not exactly the guy you want going to the line.

In all fairness to him, his numbers across the board (including FT%) were better under Miles than they were under Eustachy.

hmmmmmm

So strange. I was thinking in similar fashion.

there was a rumor a month ago that said hawkins was going to leave this program after the season to be with his girlfriend in texas a&m. i didn't want to start another rumor thread though.

 

it was pretty obvious when he changed his twitter bio a while ago to. it used to say something like "University of Nebraska basketball player" which was removed

I would be very surprised if he ended up at A&M.

Always have to have that APR thing in the back of your mind whenever you talk about players possibly leaving. If a player left with Craig Smith and transferred to USD and got his degree, it would be better for our APR than if that same player decided to go play some level of pro ball in Europe, true?

For APR purposes, as long as a student athlete leaves in good academic standing, playing pro ball in Europe is the same as if a student athlete went to the NBA. Either way, we wouldn't have to worry about taking a hit if Serj decided to move on.

So it's only if they go on and try more schooling that it matters that they graduate? So if a kid can't hack it, you'd rather them drop out and start a career at McDonalds than risk going for more school? I only ask because I don't know and I thought it mattered if the kids transferring out of your program went on to get their degree.

You are correct. It does matter. Transfers do not negatively impact your APR as long as they remain in good academic standing at their new institution (and either eventually graduate or pursue a professional basketball career). It's important to note that they must remain in good academic standing. A kid who drops out of school to pursue anything other than a professional basketball career will negatively impact your APR score.

Good luck to Sergej, Nate, and Tim!

Always have to have that APR thing in the back of your mind whenever you talk about players possibly leaving.  If a player left with Craig Smith and transferred to USD and got his degree, it would be better for our APR than if that same player decided to go play some level of pro ball in Europe, true?

For APR purposes, as long as a student athlete leaves in good academic standing, playing pro ball in Europe is the same as if a student athlete went to the NBA. Either way, we wouldn't have to worry about taking a hit if Serj decided to move on.

Man that guy has been the model of consistency for the past three years. You pretty much know what you're going to get...

-13 PPG

-3.5 Rebs

-1.75 Steals

-40% FG

-34% 3 Pt.

-2:1 Assist-TO

Nothing wrong with throwing your name into the hat, but this kid will have a long list of potential suitors.

He was born in Lincoln, so we have that going for us..which is nice.

I don't see either school being that good next year to be honest...

The Buckeyes signed the #1 SG and #6 and #8 SFs for this class. They'll be fine.

With the Final Four this weekend and college coach hiring season in bloom, that was a straight sucker punch. D**k move IYAM.

Almost as cruel as this...(audio only)

Both UConns in the final 4 (assuming Conn wins tonight.) 

 

Without looking, I'm wondering how many other schools' men's and women's teams both made the dance.  My wild guess would be maybe less than 20?  That would be pretty good company, no?

 Here's the list: Nebraska, Baylor, UConn, Oklahoma, Oklahoma St., Duke, Syracuse, St.Joe's, NC State and Kentucky. 10 total.

You're missing quite a few...Louisville, Florida, Iowa, Iowa St., Texas, Dayton, UNC, Stanford, Michigan St., Tennessee, Arizona St., Wichita St., Gonzaga,

Okay an unoffical is on his own dime, but what can the staff do for him while he is here? I ask because I don't know.

Thanks I'll hang up and listen.

Obviously no meals, entertainment, transportation to Lincoln, or lodging are provided. Other than that it can be treated just like an official, except there is no 48 hour time restriction on an unofficial visit. The university can even provide transportation around campus and between venues. His unofficial could look something like this:

Friday Night:

-Meet and greet with staff and players.

-Facilities tour.

-Dinner/Entertainment (on own dime) with players.

Saturday:

-Unorganized pick-up game/workout with players.

-Meet and greet with S&C Coach.

-Lunch (on own dime) with staff and/or players.

-Attend spring game. (University provides no more than three tickets)

-Dinner (on own dime) and meeting with Coach Miles.

Sunday:

-Breakfast (on own dime)/meet and greet with life-skills coordinator.

-Meet and greet with academic coordinator/counselor.

-Campus tour.

-Lunch (on own dime) with staff members.

Ian Chiles has moved up to #1 on my wish list. Center from Morgan St. Eligible to play right away.

Edit: Wrong Ian Chiles. The one from IUPUI is the one transferring. Whoops.

 

The fact that you knew any Ian Chiles was worth an UP arrow to me!

The Morgan St. Chiles is favored by Google.

Ian Chiles has moved up to #1 on my wish list. Center from Morgan St. Eligible to play right away.

Edit: Wrong Ian Chiles. The one from IUPUI is the one transferring. Whoops.

He really made a bad decision bc right now he would be without a doubt starter right now for Nebraska. The line up would be:

 

Pg. Webster

Sg: Shavon Shields

Sf: Terran Petteway

Pf: Walter Pitchford

C: Akoy Agau

Probably not

Wow! Either he is completely under the radar or he's got some academic deficiencies because he looks like major conference material. He plays for Division 1 Juco Powerhouse, Westchester CC. Look at his stats and then watch the second half of this game from the Juco National Tournament from last week.

Stats:

http://stats.njcaa.org/sports/mbkb/2013-14/div1/players/giovannimcleanudtg

Game:

http://www.ihigh.com/menbkbchamp/broadcast_576579.html?silverlight=1

He's #4 in blue