2009 Summer Shootout Class of 2011 and Class of 2012 School Lists
Here is installment #2 of the school lists I collected at the Summer Shootout.
To see an extended write-up that I did on five of the players (J. Bond, J. Davis, D. Hubert, T. Johnson, and J. Reischel) that included scouting reports, click HERE to see it on NBE Basketball Report.
Tyrone Johnson ’11, Plainfield (NJ):
Georgetown,
Villanova, Rutgers, Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia, Virginia Tech, UCLA,
UNLV, Memphis, Seton Hall, and Oklahoma State
Offers: “I don’t want to tell [who I
have] offers [from].”
Favorites: “Right now I’m wide open. I
don’t have any favorites.”
Notes- Johnson is also a football
standout at QB, but when I asked about his list for that sport, he said, “I
don’t want to talk about football. I’ll deal with that when the season comes.”
Which sport will Tyrone play in college? “I don’t know yet. I’m still
undecided. I’ll make my decision at the beginning of my senior year.” I asked
Johnson what schools he would like to visit, and he replied, “I plan to visit
West Virginia again and I want to visit Kentucky, Virginia Tech, and Oklahoma
State.”
Desmond Hubert ’11, New Egypt (NJ): Wake Forest, Penn
State, Villanova, St. Joseph’s, Florida, Xavier, Kansas, St. John’s, La Salle,
Rider, Providence, and Pitt
Offers: Wake Forest, Penn State, St.
Joseph’s, Xavier, La Salle, Rider, Providence, and Pitt
Favorites: None
Jaylen Bond ’11, Plymouth-Whitemarsh (PA): Villanova,
West Virginia, Florida State, Temple, St. Joseph’s, La Salle, St. John’s,
Virginia Commonwealth, Georgia, Kansas, Memphis, and Georgetown
Offers: Villanova, West Virginia, Florida
State, Temple, St. Joseph’s, La Salle, St. John’s, and Virginia Commonwealth
Favorites: “Not right now. I’m just keeping my
options open.”
Note- Bond has other schools recruiting him
that he could not think of, had the following to say when I asked if he wanted
to stay in the Philadelphia area for college: “I might, but it depends. . . .
It doesn’t really matter to me.”
Jarrod Davis ’11, Lakewood (NJ): Kentucky, Syracuse,
Virginia Tech, St. Joseph’s, Rutgers, Seton Hall, UAB, Indiana, Georgia Tech,
Fordham, Georgetown, Villanova, Maryland, and La Salle
Offers: Syracuse, Virginia Tech, St.
Joseph’s, Rutgers, Seton Hall, Fordham, Maryland, and La Salle
Favorites: Virginia Tech, Maryland, Fordham,
St. Joseph’s, and Syracuse are “as of now” his top five, but “it can change.”
Notes- “I’ll probably commit next April. It
will probably be out of Virginia Tech, Maryland, Fordham, St. Joseph’s, and
Syracuse,” stated Davis. Why next April? “I just want to get it out of the way
early so that I can worry about my grades and the SAT.”
Jarelle Reischel ’11, Pt. Pleasant Beach (NJ):
Providence, Georgetown, Maryland, Penn State, St. Joseph’s, St. John’s,
Rutgers, and Monmouth
Offers: Rutgers and Monmouth
Favorites: None
Notes- Reischel, who stated that he is
not really considering Monmouth, moved to the US from Germany the summer before
his sophomore year. In his homeland, Jarelle was on the U16 National Team, and
when I asked how he got into basketball there, he said, “My dad always wanted
me to play basketball, and I liked it [and we decided to] . . . take it to the
next level [and come to the US for both] . . . basketball and education.”
Rob Poole ’11, Paul VI (NJ): Siena, Fairfield,
Delaware, New Hampshire, Monmouth, UPenn, Penn State, Minnesota, Rider, and
Hartford
Offers: Fairfield, Delaware, New
Hampshire, Monmouth, Rider, and Hartford
Favorites: Delaware is his #1,
Siena is #2, and Fairfield is #3
Notes- Poole has other schools on
his list that he could not think of, and was coming to the event right from a
visit at Delaware. “Oh, I loved it. I visited UPenn [on Thursday], but I like
Delaware. I like the coaching staff.” Could a commitment to the Blue Hens be
coming soon? “Maybe, yeah, I’m not sure. I’m just going to keep my options
open.”
Rashaun Rasheed ’11, Baltimore City College HS (MD):
James Madison, Siena, St. John’s, Rutgers, Villanova, North Carolina State, and
Virginia Commonwealth
Offers: None
Favorites: James Madison and Siena
Note- Rasheed had previously been
at Atlantic City (NJ), but moved to Baltimore at “the end of June, as soon as
school let out,” and is now on a team with Xavier-commit Jordan Latham ’10 and
he had the following to say about playing with the big man: “He’s a good player
[and] . . . I was looking forward to playing with him. So far we’ve been
playing well together.”
Shilique Calhoun ’11, Middletown North (NJ): Lehigh
Offers: None
Favorites: n/a
Note- Calhoun carries a 3.0 GPA in the
classroom.
Jarrel Lane ’11, St. Patrick’s (NJ): Villanova, Rutgers, Towson, Iona, St.
Joseph’s, Temple, St. Bonaventure, and Siena
Offers: None
Favorites: “Right now I like St.
Joe’s, I like Siena and I always [have] liked ‘Nova Nation.’ I’d have to say
St. Joe’s is my #1 right now.”
Tony Walker ’11, Lakewood (NJ): unknown
Offers: n/a
Favorites: n/a
Note-
Walker, who lists Florida State as his dream school, is not sure what schools
are recruiting him.
Sam Pygatt ’11, Plymouth-Whitemarsh (PA): Hartford
Offers:
None
Favorites:
n/a
Dennis Green ’12, St. Patrick’s (NJ): Siena, Arizona,
and Virginia Tech
Offers: None
Favorites: None
Dom Twitty ’12, Rancocas Valley (NJ): None
Offers:
n/a
Favorites:
n/a
Note-
Twitty, who started as a freshman on a very good RV team, had a lot of attention
when he was younger, and asked how he dealt with all that, he said, “I really
didn’t pay it any attention, just stayed around and played ball with my
friends.”
Ronny Paden ’12, Trenton Catholic (NJ): St. Joseph’s
and Monmouth
Offers: None
Favorites: “No, I’m still looking.”
Note-Paden is transferring into TCA from
Nottingham (NJ), but will not have to sit out, as he is moving, and will thus
be eligible due to the change of address rule.
Damien Williams ’12, Plymouth-Whitemarsh (NJ): None
Offers: n/a
Favorites: n/a
Note- Williams, who was an
NBA All-Star at Hoop Group Junior Elite Camp last summer, told me that he
is “working on [playing] the 2 position,” and also stated that his dream school
is USC.
Note- photo is from http://scouthoops.scout.com/



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