Report: Wagner Picks Up Pittsburgh SG

Wagner head coach Mike Deane, who is entering his seventh season with the Staten Island program, has picked up his first recruit for 2010-2011.   Full Story

Nolan Abernathy, a 6-0 senior point guard in Southern California, is hoping a strong senior season results in a spring scholarship offer..   Full Story

In this report, Alan Baxter, a 6-1 240 lb. product of Buffalo Grove (IL), talks about his decision to verbally commit to Northern Illinois football coach Jerry Kill for next season. The future Huskie took time out from his Thanksgiving Holiday to talk with HuskiePride.com about his decision.   Full Story

Chris Harriel, a 6-3 senior small forward from San Jacinto (Calif.) High, will head north to play his college ball in the Big Sky conference...   Full Story

Power forward Tyler Brown of Eau Claire (Wisc.) North High School verbally committed to Central Michigan University last night, becoming the first member of the Chippewas' 2009 recruiting class.   Full Story

Jordan Finn, a 6-4 senior shooting guard from Southern California, has reached a decision on his college choice...   Full Story

Dee Giger, one of the best shooters in North Carolina, is off the board. The rising senior wing is headed north to the Ivy League as Harvard landed a top target.   Full Story

Bryce Smith is one of the better unsigned shooters in the west. He tells us about a few of the schools that have contacted him...   Full Story

Sometimes, multiple generations play sports at the same college. Won't be true for former Duquesne star Brian Shanahan's nephew, Mike. He's headed to Pitt for football.   Full Story

Jeff Reynolds and staff found a post player in Oregon that fit their frontcourt need.   Full Story

The Air Force Academy is riding high after taking a commitment from a young man with connection to a service academy and versatility to help the program.   Full Story

Will Bogan (PG, Caldwell, Idaho) - The Rebels added their fourth and final piece to their early signing period puzzle when the 6' 1", 170 point guard out of Vallivue High committed to the University of Mississippi.   Full Story

In the world of recruiting it is usually the school that waits on a decision from a recruit. While they are already three programs in the mix for Austin Dufualt that are expecting to hear his decision, there’s a fourth school that the Killdeer, N.D. product is willing, at least for now, to remain in contention while they sort out their recruiting priorities.   Full Story

Sun Devil prospect Austin Dufault has taken three official visits to date, the last one being to Colorado this past weekend. Are those three the only schools on the forward’s short list of favorites or will he take his full allotment of official trips before the November signing day? Devils Digest caught up with Dufault to get the latest on his recruiting.   Full Story

WOODSTOCK, Va. – Over at Massanutten Military Academy, Richard Moore’s troops are getting in shape. The squad isn’t big – yet – and a fast tempo will be their friend.    Full Story

Trevor Noonan ended his recruitment on Thursday. The 6-foot-8, 210-pound combo forward will take his game to the Mountain West Conference.   Full Story

Al Skinner’s program has been one of the best in the nation when it comes to mining talent outside its regional borders. Skinner’s crew sets up pipelines and then taps into different areas for players. This week he found a new vein out west.    Full Story

Coming from Killdeer, North Dakota, a town of 700 people, it would be natural for Austin Dufault to feel overwhelmed at one of the largest universities in the nation. Nonetheless, one of the main reasons the forward enjoyed his trip to ASU over the weekend was the close-knit setup of the Tempe campus. Devils Digest caught up with the Sun Devils’ highly coveted recruit following his visit.   Full Story

Austin Dufault, a 6-foot-8, 205-pound forward from Killdeer (ND) High, has emerged as a top prospect in the past two months. Dufault shined in July and his list of schools continues to grow. He has two Pac-10 offers and Minnesota has become the latest school to extend a scholarship offer. GoldenSports.Net caught up with Travis Kraft, Dufault’s AAU coach to learn the latest on his recruitment.   Full Story

Lady luck isn’t always with the Las Vegas gamblers, but the stars were definitely aligned for Austin Dufault in that city. While he played at the Reebok tournament there, coaches from Arizona State, Washington State, and other schools discovered this hidden gem by chance. Dufault has recently lined up a visit with the Sun Devils and talked to us about his recruitment with ASU.   Full Story

The shooting guards in the west for 2008 are a very solid group. There are multiple players headed to the Pac-10, as well as a number of other prospects who will likely end up at the mid major level...   Full Story

In today’s day and age, computers and the internet make it tough to find legit sleepers. Well, this month we turned one up the old fashioned way: luck. Scout.com happened to be in the right place at the right time when Austin Dufault took center court.   Full Story

When people go to Las Vegas, they hope to raise their fortunes. One player who has seen this happen is guard Reggie Jackson of Palmer High School in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Before he headed out to Vegas, for the big tournament, Reggie took a few minutes with PrepColorado to talk basketball and recruiting.   Full Story

On the the first day in Las Vegas, a talented shooting guard from Colorado shows that he's one of the elite prospects in the west for 2008. Also, a top 2009 prospect has a poor showing in his first game....   Full Story

Bottom line, the 2008 receiver corp in Colorado is not as talented on the top as last year, but that is not to say this year's versatile group of hidden gems could not help the right college program.    Full Story