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According to chicagohoops.com, BU is recruiting 6'4 2011 wing Quinton Chevious from Jim Les' alma mater, Niles Notre Dame HS. He is the son of former Missouri star Derrick Chevious.
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I hope Jim Les has a good relationship with the current basketball coach there... -
Article about Quinton Chievous
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It took reading that article that DC posted for me to understand what you meant... Nice...Originally posted by tornado View Post
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For those who didn't read the article, Quinton Chevious plays at Niles Notre Dame HS, coached by former BU player Tom Les (brother of Jim).Originally posted by jeffsu View PostIt took reading that article that DC posted for me to understand what you meant... Nice...Comment
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He could be the next Chicago player to make it big at BU.Comment
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Quinton Chevious, Niles Notre Dame-Class of 2011...
has become a real team leader...
Even Chicago St. Pats' coach said this...
"St. Pat's head coach Mike Bailey said that Chievous was, "the man" and said that over the last month and a half, the 6-foot-5 wing had been playing as well anybody in the conference."
Here is some recent coverage...his last 3 games..
Chevious 22 pts in a game that said to be an upet, but Niles Notre Dame won by 96-65!!
Notre Dame 58 - Joliet Catholic 53, Chevious 26 pts, 13 rebs
25 and 8...
BTW - on the same page in the Sun Times, Flash Flanagan has an article...
.....I am truly surprised he doesn't give Bish's team that earned 2 state titles in 2003, 2004 any ranking...Comment
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How about Lawrenceville's back to back champions in 1982-83 that won 68 consecutive games? I realize it's Class A, but you've got to give them some props.Comment
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Nice article about 2011 BU recruit Quinton Chevious-
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If we can't land this kid, well, I don't know how much better we could be set up to land a kid. Go get him!Onward and Upward!
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Quinton Chievous - according to some recent reports injured an elbow (not stated whther right or left) and he has a small crack in one of the bones and will need to to rest and sit out a few weeks.
These injuries typically all heal but take a few weeks of immobilizing the elbow. That, in turn, leads to the elbow stiffening up during the immobilizing period and then taking some time to restore full mobility later....so he might be somewhat hampered much of the summer.Comment
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Man, that stinks for Q, hope he heals up 100%. Hope BU stays on him. Sounds like a good fit for both sides.Comment
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Too bad for the kid, but didn't the same thing happen with DSE? A kid who maybe had high major talent, but missed most of his Junior/Senior AAU season with an injury and fell off most teams radars."How do you go from where you are to where you want to be? I think you have to have an enthusiasm for life. You have to have a dream, a goal, and you have to be willing to work for it." - Jim ValvanoComment
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not exactly the same thing...DSE's two injuries were an ankle and a wrist...but it did cause some to drop off....
I have a son who had a very similar-sounding elbow injury - but it is hard to precisely compare without knowiong what Q had...
just a tiny hairline crack at the proximal end of the radius from a fall and hyperextension, and it did trouble several weeks even after he was cleared to play again...Comment
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He got an offer from Colorado State this weekend.
I hear he is going to take a visit there.Comment
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