Yuba sophomore Demetrius Young has decided to reopen his recruiting. He was recruited by Bradley, but decided on Marshall University. But when Marshall fired coach Ron Jirsa, Demetrius requested a release from his Letter of Intent.
Here is a new premium article from JucoJunction about Demetrius Young and some other Division I prospects at Yuba--
The article interviews Yuba coach Doug Cornelius--
"Demetrius is a very long athlete that's a jumping jack. He had close to 75 dunks this season and he really hits the glass on both ends of the floor," said Cornelius.
Demetrius is currently on a visit to Boise State. Dayton, Miami (OH) and Loyola (IL) are all trying to gain Young's attention this spring.
Demetrius was the Bay Valley Conference MVP this season along being a All-State Selection.
"He scores 90% of his points in the paint," said Cornelius.
Young averaged 18.1 ppg, 10.9 rebounds and shot a unbelievable 69.3% (239-345) from the floor this season. He scored 836 points in his 63 career games at Yuba College. Young made all-tourney three times this season for Yuba while playing in five tournaments.
The article discusses several other Yuba players. Here is what it says about Xavier Crawford--
Xavier Crawford: (FR) 7-foot-0 (21 from Minneapolis, MN. The "X" Man played at Boys to Men Academy in Chicago, IL last season. The former Bradley University signee found his way out to Yuba College this season.
"Xavier is very athletic and he can step out and shoot it from 15 feet in," said Cornelius.
Crawford averaged 5.2 ppg this season for the 49ers. Crawford played at Mount Zion Christian in Durham, NC before playing at Boys to Men Academy.
Coach Cornelius has another big man who didn't play his freshman year--
Festus Ezeli: (FR) 6-foot-11 (255) from Nigeria. Ezeli didn't play this past season at Yuba. He enrolled in classes part-time all season and will be able to get out after next season and have three years at the next level. Ezeli is just 17 years old now and enrolled at Yuba last August 2006 as a 16-year old.
Ezeli attended Jesuit High School in Sacramento and graduated at just 15 years old. He came to the US a few years back to live with a relative in the area. Festus has never played any high school basketball or college basketball to this day.
"His upside is off the charts. He's very raw still, but is very athletic. He's the best 17-year old I've ever seen play" said Cornelius.
Here is a new premium article from JucoJunction about Demetrius Young and some other Division I prospects at Yuba--
The article interviews Yuba coach Doug Cornelius--
"Demetrius is a very long athlete that's a jumping jack. He had close to 75 dunks this season and he really hits the glass on both ends of the floor," said Cornelius.
Demetrius is currently on a visit to Boise State. Dayton, Miami (OH) and Loyola (IL) are all trying to gain Young's attention this spring.
Demetrius was the Bay Valley Conference MVP this season along being a All-State Selection.
"He scores 90% of his points in the paint," said Cornelius.
Young averaged 18.1 ppg, 10.9 rebounds and shot a unbelievable 69.3% (239-345) from the floor this season. He scored 836 points in his 63 career games at Yuba College. Young made all-tourney three times this season for Yuba while playing in five tournaments.
The article discusses several other Yuba players. Here is what it says about Xavier Crawford--
Xavier Crawford: (FR) 7-foot-0 (21 from Minneapolis, MN. The "X" Man played at Boys to Men Academy in Chicago, IL last season. The former Bradley University signee found his way out to Yuba College this season.
"Xavier is very athletic and he can step out and shoot it from 15 feet in," said Cornelius.
Crawford averaged 5.2 ppg this season for the 49ers. Crawford played at Mount Zion Christian in Durham, NC before playing at Boys to Men Academy.
Coach Cornelius has another big man who didn't play his freshman year--
Festus Ezeli: (FR) 6-foot-11 (255) from Nigeria. Ezeli didn't play this past season at Yuba. He enrolled in classes part-time all season and will be able to get out after next season and have three years at the next level. Ezeli is just 17 years old now and enrolled at Yuba last August 2006 as a 16-year old.
Ezeli attended Jesuit High School in Sacramento and graduated at just 15 years old. He came to the US a few years back to live with a relative in the area. Festus has never played any high school basketball or college basketball to this day.
"His upside is off the charts. He's very raw still, but is very athletic. He's the best 17-year old I've ever seen play" said Cornelius.
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