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JucoJuntion has articles today about a couple of available quality guards.
Steven Neal is a talented 6'5" wing guard that Jim Les recruited when he played at Patrick Henry high school in Minneapolis. He graduated in 2004. He chose Wyoming over Bradley, but did not qualify. Wyoming agreed to honor their offer after he went to junior college. But now that he has finished at juco powerhouse College of Southern Idaho, they have decided to part ways. Here is the article but is a subscription article.
Here is what his coach told Jucojunction-
"They mutually kind of backed away," said CSI assistant coach Steve Gosar. "He just got kind of tired of waiting on the situation."
The 6-foot-5 Neal was CSI's fourth-leading scorer at 9.2 points per game, on a team that will end up with eight Division One signees. Neal also grabbed 5.3 rebounds per game.
"I've gotten calls from Montana, Portland State, Murray State, UNC-Wilmington," Gosar said. "Coach (Barrett) Peery is out of the office, but he may have gotten a few more calls.
Here is his Scout profile from 2004. He was a 3 star recruit--
It would be nice to see this kid at Bradley.
The other kid available is a good shooting point guard named E.J. Maul from Black Hawk College in Moline.
Subscription article--
His coach says--
"I am really surprised," Noble said. "He is a high quality point guard, a great kid, no issues off the basketball court and he has no offers on the table that I know about."
"He will be beating these guys that are turning him away."
"He is a true point who can score when he needs to," Noble said. "He averaged 17 points per game for his career, shot 42% from the three-point line and 85% from the line."
He sounds a little like another Will Franklin type. Here are a couple links--
Steven Neal is a talented 6'5" wing guard that Jim Les recruited when he played at Patrick Henry high school in Minneapolis. He graduated in 2004. He chose Wyoming over Bradley, but did not qualify. Wyoming agreed to honor their offer after he went to junior college. But now that he has finished at juco powerhouse College of Southern Idaho, they have decided to part ways. Here is the article but is a subscription article.
Here is what his coach told Jucojunction-
"They mutually kind of backed away," said CSI assistant coach Steve Gosar. "He just got kind of tired of waiting on the situation."
The 6-foot-5 Neal was CSI's fourth-leading scorer at 9.2 points per game, on a team that will end up with eight Division One signees. Neal also grabbed 5.3 rebounds per game.
"I've gotten calls from Montana, Portland State, Murray State, UNC-Wilmington," Gosar said. "Coach (Barrett) Peery is out of the office, but he may have gotten a few more calls.
Here is his Scout profile from 2004. He was a 3 star recruit--
It would be nice to see this kid at Bradley.
The other kid available is a good shooting point guard named E.J. Maul from Black Hawk College in Moline.
Subscription article--
His coach says--
"I am really surprised," Noble said. "He is a high quality point guard, a great kid, no issues off the basketball court and he has no offers on the table that I know about."
"He will be beating these guys that are turning him away."
"He is a true point who can score when he needs to," Noble said. "He averaged 17 points per game for his career, shot 42% from the three-point line and 85% from the line."
He sounds a little like another Will Franklin type. Here are a couple links--
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