I like this signing. Welcome to the Hilltop Rashad!
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2007 BU commitment- Rashad Austin
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Bradley 72 - Illini 68 Final
???It??s awful hard,???? said Illini freshman guard D.J. Richardson, the former Central High School guard who played prep school ball a few miles from here and fought back tears outside the locker room. ???It??s a hometown thing. It??s bragging rights.??
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Re: BU Commitment- class of 2007- Rashad Austin
Originally posted by MacabreMobOriginally posted by Braves4LifeOriginally posted by amckillipOriginally posted by bert notorius
"Austin chose BU over New Mexico State."
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Originally posted by bravesonlywow, great news...i have to admit i totally forgot about this guy with all the recent "happenings" at BU but this is a great get, is it next season yet???
Theron Wilson 6-5, 190 SF Liberal, KS (Seward County Community College)
Andre Gilbert 6-7 G/F Mt. San Jacinto, CA (Mt. San Jacinto Junior College)
Rashad Austin 6-7, 230 F Northeastern Junior College
Sean Smith 6-6, 215 SF Vincennes, IN (Vincennes University)
By the way, I had three of them highlighted...Coley, Knapp, and Austin. Great get with this kid!???People say, ???Forget last year', but I want our guys to remember that one, because that will not happen again. We will be much better.??? Geno Ford, 9/22/12
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Re: BU Commitment- class of 2007- Rashad Austin
Originally posted by Braves4LifeOriginally posted by MacabreMobOriginally posted by Braves4LifeOriginally posted by amckillipOriginally posted by bert notorius
"Austin chose BU over New Mexico State."
But in regards to amckillip comment of it meaning something... maybe amckillip means Rashad is not all 'that' since we only beat out NMSU.
IMO, I think Rashad is a great addition to this team and look forward to him playing for Bradley.
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Originally posted by Big Mikeas far as we know? By the way.....where is dogs......I thought this is what he wanted...a signed big boy? He must be in bed after all the negative post wore him down.........
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wow, now that recruiting is done, at least we think so, it feels like the draft is over and we have entered the dull drums of summer, with nothing to watch but golf and NBA "superstars" duking it out.
I really can not wait until next season. I really think we are going to be good, and I am praying the DW gets it together and makes it to Bradley.Thinking is the hardest work, that is why so few people do it. -Henry Ford
Yeah...I've been in college for a while now and I'm pretty sure that awesomest is not a word. -Andrew E.
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Originally posted by StrykerI really can not wait until next season. I really think we are going to be good, and I am praying the DW gets it together and makes it to Bradley.
Not a BOOK IT just yet.....but a good feeling nonetheless!
I believe DW will make us all forget about CC and the others who chose to go a different path.
And welcome to the hilltop Rashad!!!
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It's been posted elsewhere, but those who haven't seen these, here are Rashad Austin's stats this season at Northeastern Junior College, of Sterling, Colorado.--
13.1 points per game
7.9 rebounds per game (lead team)
1.4 assists per game
1.0 steal per game
59.0% field goal percentage
50% on 3-pointers (he was just 1 for 2 for the year)
67.5% free throw percentage
The Plainsmen of NJC were a deep team, and Austin did not play a lot of minutes. They also had several other Division prospects who avaerged between 11 and 13 points, so Rashad's duties were not necessariloy to score a lot, though he had some games in the high 20's.
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Hoopmasters has the story--
This is a clip of what is said--
Jim Les and his Bradley staff have added a quality junior college inside talent in 6-foot 7 Rashad Austin...
"Rashad has good size and really good athleticism,???¬?? Bradley head coach Jim Les told Hoopmasters. ???¬?He's really skilled and is very versatile. He's a winner who we are really excited to have joining our program.???¬??
Rashad Austin averaged 13.1 points and 7.9 rebounds. He led the Colorado juco to a 34-2 record and a trip to the NJCAA Nationals.
He is a skilled face up type power player who can score on blocks or pop jumper to 17-feet. He can create shot off dribble and finishes in traffic. He is efficient, hitting 59% from the field this past season.
He chose Bradley over his other finalist New Maxico State.
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Welcome Rashad! Now I don't have to give all of my red "Austin 3:16" shirts to the Salvation Army.
Seriously...some were getting hung up on us losing recruiting battles. We just won one with this kid. Some may balk at New Mexico St until they realize that Jim Les outrecruited fellow former NBA player Reggie Theus for Austin. Theus turned around a team that lost 24 games just 3 years ago and took them to the tournament this year. He landed a top 150 guy last year. He is a very strong recruiting adversary, and BU fans should feel proud that we won that recruiting battle.
Raise the bar right now...it's time to start targeting an MVC title in the next 1-2 years. I want it this year, I demand it in the next 2. We've got the guards and now the size to play with anyone in America. Yes...America. Now it's just a matter of getting it to mesh. It may take the non-con, but I think we'll be as strong as anyone by the time St. Louis rolls around. Coach...it's time for the countdown....Onward and Upward!
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