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ive read post about us recruiting this kid from vashon. just wondering was he playing in vrs PB tonight or in the stands watching it? we need to go after tylers brother ben hansbrough instead i dont think i heard bobbys name once in the game and we offered him a scholarship?

nice win for the team

i never thought that he would go under fire after the year. the poll states what do you think will come first... i voted for brad getting the ax first because thats the way i feel this team is headed at this point. is he really doing any better than romar???

this quote sums up tonights game

well hes not playing on his school team im sure a lot of school will be turned off by this

did anyone see the article in the post a few days ago. this might hurt his recruiting and slu might have a shot to get the big pf they need.

NO!!!!

I know it dunking is no where near our biggest concern right now but i do not remember the last time it has happened..... but i think it does show that our players arents being agressing enough(bigs) we can seem to make any 2-6footers so quit fooling around with the ball and throw it down big man THROW IT DOWN.

>brehms, i agree polk isnt ready yet. but the point was that >we have garnered the three best athletes in the st louis >area for the most recent two recruiting classes. this >poster seems to imply that coach soderberg cant get athletes >to come to st louis, and i was pointing out that he already >has. > >now if anyone wants to point out we havent gotten any decent >inside players that i wont argue about Im guessing you consider luke meyer a better athlete than Xavier Price?

i think the key to this season is with JJ and TF. If they are active i think they can help turn this year around

I did the thing that no one else did on this board... I approached Jessie Leonard at a desmet basketball game vrs parkway south(my former high school)which wasnt hard to do if you go to any desmet games. I first asked him how Jared was doing and he said he should be back by the middle of January which is good news. Then I asked him how his grades were and he said the first quarter he had a 2.5 the best hes ever done at desmet. I was surprised with all this bad talk about Jared i expected him not to tell me or atleast tell me a lower gpa...me not being the best student at my years at south i consider 2.5 at a school like desmet for some1 who known struggle at academics is pretty darn good. Anyway then I mentioned to Jessie about this board and the comments made about his struggles, and I didn't have to tell him anything because he said he already knew. He said he regularly glances at the slu board at his work and saw the topic on the board. he said he relayed the information to Jared and they were disappointed in the remarks made. He gave me permission to post what he said on this site saying he doesn't want to sign on himself and post because of his sons recruitment by the school. October 27, 2004 Two Big Ten offers for 2006 Leonard -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jerry Meyer RivalsHoops.com Recruiting Analyst Jarod Leonard, one of the top performers at this past summer’s Nike Hoop Jamboree and the No. 105 ranked player in the class of 2006 had a breakout summer with the St. Louis Eagles AAU program. Now the 6-foot-6, 179-pound wing player from DeSmet Jesuit in Maryland, Mo., has two Big Ten offers. “I like Miami, Florida, North Carolina State, Virginia, USC, St. Louis, Missouri, Illinois, Purdue, Iowa, and Florida State,â€said Leonard. “Coaches from North Carolina State, Purdue, Illinois, Missouri, and St. Louis have been to my school to see me play.†Purdue, Iowa and St. Louis have all offered scholarships to Leonard. At this point, Leonard is only concerned about being able to contribute on the floor for his future college. "I just want to go in and know I can contribute,†he said. “I don’t want to sit on the bench. I feel I’ve worked hard and just want to be able to play." Rivals.com has this scouting report on Leonard based on his play at the Nike Hoop Jamboree: Leonard is a slasher and big time play maker. Not only can he attack the rim, but he can shoot it and pass it. He consistently knocked down 18-footers and will soon have consistent three point range. If he gains weight and keeps improving his skills, the athletic Leonard could one day make a living as a shooting guard. Leonard had a similar assessment of his game. "I think if I get more consistent on my three-point shot and get stronger, the skies the limit,†he said. Leonard, who has a 2.5 GPA, averaged 10 points, 5 rebounds, and 3 assists per game last season

Looking at the future games I cant really pick out any and say the bills are def/going to win? I was disappointed again tonight but are players play hard. We just do not have the talent this year. But like ive said in earlier posts it cant get any uglier than this. SHOOT THE BALL LUKE!!

I just want to be honest with my opinion... I think the bill will have a very rough season and a very rough month of December. Face it this team will not beat Iowa SIUC or Gonzaga. And with the way this team is playing now they wont beat Oakland or Dayton. This team will probably beat W Milwaukee but I thought we would defiantly beat Austin P and Oral R so I cant mark down any wins for sure for the bills. Im still supporting the team 100% but I think that its a rebuilding year for the bills ... give some of the younger players some pt in the games we are not going to win such as Iowa or the Zags. Wheres Luke Meyer we know he can score, give the kid a chance vrs elite talent in a tough enviornment, he couldnt do any worse on the offensive end that AD, put him in Brad!!!

All i can say is wow, worst bills team i have even seen.

I always thought that this could have been a future recruit for the bills. He is a raw big body. Rival article.... The word “upside†is used again and again in talking about recruits. You can't necessarily predict the upside a kid has in high school, but Missouri saw enough of it in Adam Knollmeyer to offer the 6-foot-8, 230-pounder a scholarship before his junior season even began. Jeff City News Tribune Knollmeyer averaged 14.5 points and eight rebounds as a sophomore. “The coaches at MU think he could step in tomorrow and help them out,†said Adam's father, John Knollmeyer. “But he's got two more years to develop. I think they're really excited about getting him.†“I think he's got an awful lot of tools,†said Helias head coach Jerry Buescher. “He's fairly quick for a big kid and he jumps fairly well. He can shoot the outside shot or he can go inside and dunk it. I think when you're a junior in high school, that's a pretty good combination.†Knollmeyer will most likely be a completely different player by the time he sets foot on campus in Columbia in the fall of 2006. His coach thinks he'll be a different player when Helias opens the season next week. “You have to remember he was awfully young last year. He was a sophomore last year. I don't think you'll be as consistent as a sophomore as you will be as a junior or senior,†said Buescher. “He'll get better. I think the thing we'll see is he will be more consistent. As a freshman and sophomore, you have some good games, you have some average games. I think what we're trying to do the last half of last year and this year is get him where every game is a good game. That's a lot to ask of a young man, but when you're a four-year starter, yo'ure expected to be good and I think he will be.†As a sophomore, Knollmeyer averaged 14.5 points and eight rebounds for the Crusaders. It was his work off the court that Buescher says will help the junior over the next couple of seasons. “Adam does a lot of work in the summertime. He lifts the weights religiously,†Buescher said. “He works on his basketball a lot. He plays on a couple AAU teams and travels all over the place because he wants to play against the good competition. I think all that combined is what's really helped him out.†The Tiger coaching staff had a couple of opportunities to see Knollmeyer's potential. “At some camps this summer he worked against some of [Missouri's] kids and the coaches told me he had some extremely good workouts,†Buescher said. “I think that was big. They came down to some open gyms and he had some really good workouts here.†Head coach Quin Snyder saw Knollmeyer this fall and offered him a scholarship following that observation. That's why the Tigers chose Knollmeyer, but why did he choose Mizzou? “I want to represent my state school. I like the player development program that they have and their coaching system,†Knollmeyer said. “I've gotten to know the coaches. We developed a relationship and I trust them completely.†But still, with nearly a year before he's even allowed to ink a letter of intent, Knollmeyer could very well have gained a lot more attention with a strong high school season and a good performance on the summer circuit. “He gets all kind of information from Nebraska, Iowa State and a bunch of different schools,†Buescher said. “I think a couple things really entered into this. He wanted to go fairly close to home and the Big 12 is an awful good conference.†“I knew where I wanted to play, so why wait?†Knollmeyer asked. The early decision even caught his family off guard. “I was kind of surprised Adam wanted to go ahead and commit,†said his father. “I kind of wanted him to look at some other programs so he could compare them to Missouri, but I think ultimately that's where he wants to go. He just doesn't want to fool with anything else.†And with that out of the way, all Knollmeyer has to focus on now is playing basketball. “To be a success at the University of Missouri, he'll have to continue growing. When I say growing, improving and getting better,†Buescher said. “I think he can go up there and if he keeps working at it, he can go up there and his freshman year, maybe play some ball.â€

2005 Lisch 168 Lawrence 276 2006 Leonard 62 Tyus 136 Kyle Kirk( Kickapoo new name) 280 Bobby Hill(Vashon new name) 317 Roderick Pearsn(Raytown South new name) 480 Rank Player Height Class Position Hometown (High School) State College 1. Louis Williams 6'2 2005 PG Snellville (South Gwinnett) GA Georgia 2. Josh McRoberts 6'9 2005 PF Carmel (H.S.) IN Duke 3. Julian Wright 6'8 2005 PF Flossmoor (Homewood-Flossmoor) IL Kansas 4. Richard Hendrix 6'8 2005 PF Athens (H.S.) AL 5. Monta Ellis 6'4 2005 2G Jackson (Lanier) MS Mississippi State 6. Tyler Hansbrough 6'9 2005 PF Poplar Bluff (H.S.) MO North Carolina 7. Tasmin Mitchell 6'7 2005 PF Denham Springs (H.S.) LA LSU 8. Keith Brumbaugh 6'8 2005 PF Deland (H.S.) FL 9. Amir Johnson 6'9 2005 C Los Angeles (Westchester) CA Louisville 10. Eric Devendorf 6'3 2005 2G Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA Syracuse 11. Jon Brockman 6'7 2005 PF Snohomish (H.S.) WA Washington 12. Korvotney Barber 6'7 2005 PF Manchester (H.S.) GA 13. Martell Webster 6'6 2005 2G Seattle (Prep) WA 14. Bobby Fraser 6'3 2005 PG Chicago (Brother Rice) IL North Carolina 15. Luke Zeller 6'11 2005 C Washington (H.S.) IN Notre Dame 16. Tiki Mayben 6'2 2005 PG Troy (H.S.) NY Syracuse 17. Greg Paulus 6'2 2005 PG Syracuse (Christian Brothers) NY Duke 18. Marcus Williams 6'6 2005 WF Seattle (Roosevelt) WA Arizona 19. Mario Chalmers 6'2 2005 PG Anchorage (Bartlett) AK Kansas 20. C.J. Miles 6'6 2005 2G Dallas (Skyline) TX 21. Andre McGee 5'10 2005 PG Moreno Valley (Canyon Springs) CA Louisville 22. Theo Davis 6'9 2005 C Bayside (Cardozo) NY Texas 23. Chris Douglas-Roberts 6'5 2005 2G Detroit (Northwestern) MI Memphis 24. Fendi Onobun 6'7 2005 PF Alief (Taylor) TX Arizona 25. Jamal Boykin 6'7 2005 PF Los Angeles (Fairfax) CA Duke 26. Brandon Costner 6'8 2005 WF West Orange (Seton Hall Prep) NJ N.C. State 27. Davon Jefferson 6'8 2005 WF Lynwood (H.S.) CA UNLV 28. Micah Downs 6'8 2005 WF Bothell (H.S.) WA Kansas 29. Marcus Johnson 6'6 2005 WF Los Angeles (Westchester) CA Connecticut 30. A.J. Abrams 5'10 2005 PG Austin (McNeil) TX Texas 31. Eric Boateng 6'11 2005 C Middletown (St. Andrews) DE Duke 32. Brian Harvey 6'5 2005 WF Compton (Dominguez) CA Louisville 33. Jerel McNeal 6'3 2005 2G Hillcrest (Country Club Hills) IL Marquette 34. Tyler Smith 6'6 2005 WF Pulaski (Giles County) TN Tennessee 35. Marcus Ginyard 6'5 2005 2G Arlington (Bishop O'Connell) VA North Carolina 36. Ryan Wright 6'9 2005 PF Mississauga (Loyola Catholic) ON 37. Wesley Matthews 6'3 2005 PG Madison (Memorial) WI Marquette 38. David Weaver 6'9 2005 C Swannanoa (Owen) NC Wake Forest 39. Terrance Williams 6'5 2005 2G Seattle (Rainier Beach) WA Louisville 40. Joe Krabbenhoft 6'7 2005 WF Sioux Falls (Roosevelt) SD Wisconsin 41. Andrew Bynum 6'11 2005 C Metuchen (St. Joseph) NJ 42. Michael Mercer 6'3 2005 2G Snellville (South Gwinnett) GA Georgia 43. Marquis Young 6'9 2005 C Chicago (Austin) IL Mississippi 44. Tyrell Biggs 6'8 2005 PF Ramsey (Don Bosco Prep) NJ 45. Byron Eaton 6'0 2005 PG Dallas (Lincoln) TX Oklahoma State 46. Jamont Gordon 6'4 2005 2G Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA 47. Danny Green 6'6 2005 2G Manhasset (St. Mary's) NY North Carolina 48. Magnum Rolle 6'11 2005 C Laurinburg (Institute) NC LSU 49. K.C. Rivers 6'4 2005 2G Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA Clemson 50. Wilson Chandler 6'6 2005 WF Benton Harbor (H.S.) MI 51. Rashad Woods 6'6 2005 WF Cleveland (Heritage Christian) TX DePaul 52. Jordan Wilkes 6'11 2005 C Los Angeles (Loyola) CA California 53. Terrel Harris 6'5 2005 2G Garland (South Garland) TX Oklahoma State 54. Nate Minnoy 6'3 2005 PF Chicago (Hales Franciscan) IL Purdue 55. Reginald Delk 6'5 2005 2G Jackson (Northside) TN Mississippi State 56. Richard Delk 6'5 2005 2G Jackson (Northside) TN Mississippi State 57. Lawrence Hill 6'8 2005 PF Glendale (Deer Valley) AZ Stanford 58. Derwin Kitchen 6'3 2005 2G Jacksonville (Raines) FL Florida 59. Lewis Clinch 6'3 2005 2G Cordale (Crisp County) GA Georgia Tech 60. Dominic James 6'1 2005 PG Richmond (H.S.) IN Marquette 61. Julius Powell 6'8 2005 PF Newton (Conover) NC Clemson 62. Jeff Pendergraft 6'9 2005 PF Etiwanda (H.S.) CA Arizona State 63. Kevin Rogers 6'8 2005 PF Dallas (South Oak Cliff) TX Baylor 64. Alonzo Gee 6'6 2005 WF West Palm Beach (Dwyer) FL Alabama 65. Alfred Aboya 6'8 2005 PF Tilton (School) NH 66. J. P. Prince 6'3 2005 PG Memphis (White Station) TN 67. Clarence Holloway 7'0 2005 C Chicago (Harlan) IL Louisville 68. David Huertas 6'4 2005 2G Jacksonville (Arlington Country Day) FL Florida 69. Roderick Fleming 6'5 2005 WF De Soto (H.S.) TX Oklahoma State 70. Josh Thornton 6'1 2005 PG Wyoming Park (Caesar Rodney) DE Georgetown 71. Uche Echefu 6'8 2005 PF Rockville (Montrose Christian) MD 72. Ricky Torres 6'4 2005 2G Bronx (St. Raymond's) NY St. John's 73. Harvey Hale 6'4 2005 2G Albuquerque (Rio Grande) NM Wake Forest 74. Ryan Ayers 6'6 2005 WF Ft. Washington (Germantown Academy) PA Notre Dame 75. Jabari Currie 6'5 2005 2G Detroit (Pershing) MI DePaul 76. Deven Downy 5'10 2005 PG Chester (H.S.) SC Cincinnati 77. Gary Flowers 6'8 2005 PF Dallas (Lincoln) TX 78. Jeremy Pargo 6'2 2005 2G Chicago (Robeson) IL 79. Ricky Sanchez 6'11 2005 WF Bradenton (Pendleton School) FL Memphis 80. Levance Fields 5'10 2005 PG Brooklyn (Xaverian) NY 81. Jaron Griffin 6'6 2005 WF Manchester (H.S.) NJ Rutgers 82. Martellus Bennett 6'6 2005 PF Sugar Land (Hightower) TX Miami-FL (football) 83. Ben Raymond 6'6 2005 WF Toledo (St. John's) OH Xavier 84. Dior Lowhorn 6'6 2005 PF San Francisco (Riordon) CA 85. Kendric Price 6'8 2005 WF Cambridge (Buckingham, Browne & Nichols) MA Michigan 86. Jimmie Sutton 6'10 2005 C Boca Raton (Cardinal Gibbons) FL Florida 87. Tony Freeman 6'2 2005 PG Westchester (St. Joseph) IL Iowa 88. Adrian Thomas 6'7 2005 PF Pembroke Pines (Flanagan) FL Miami-FL 89. Joey Cameron 6'9 2005 PF Leeds (H.S.) AL Tennessee 90. Marcus Landry 6'8 2005 WF Milwaukee (Vincent) WI Wisconsin 91. Danny Williams 6'3 2005 2G Los Angeles (Fremont) CA 92. Kent Tribbett 6'9 2005 C Chester (H.S.) PA 93. Kevin Swinton 6'7 2005 PF Greensboro (Dudley) NC Wake Forest 94. Paul Johnson 6'6 2005 PF Washington (Gonzaga) DC 95. Courtney Fells 6'6 2005 WF Shannon (H.S.) MS N.C. State 96. Henry Dugat 6'1 2005 PG Dayton (H.S.) TX Baylor 97. Jose Garcia 6'5 2005 2G Charlottesville (St. Annes-Belfield VA Richmond 98. JaJuan Spillman 5'11 2005 PG Louisville (Pleasure Ridge Park) KY Louisville (football) 99. Anthony Farmer 6'2 2005 2G Richland (St. Augustine) NJ Rutgers 100. Seketoure Henry 6'2 2005 2G Lynwood (H.S.) CA Arizona State 101. Rashaad Singleton 7'0 2005 C Graceville (H.S.) FL Georgia 102. Austin Johnson 6'2 2005 2G Amarillo (Palo Duro) TX Oklahoma 103. Rashad Chase 6'8 2005 PF Atlanta (Mays) GA 104. Cyrus McGowan 6'9 2005 C Meridian (H.S.) MS Arkansas 105. Jevon Shepherd 6'6 2005 WF Scarborough (West Hill) ON Michigan 106. Curtis Jerrells 6'1 2005 PG Del Valle (H.S.) TX Baylor 107. Brayden Bell 6'10 2005 C Salt Lake City (Brighton) UT Ohio State 108. Brandon Wolfe 6'8 2005 PF Detroit (Redford) MI 109. Lawrence Kinnard 6'7 2005 WF Memphis (Raleigh-Egypt) TN 110. Chad Millard 6'9 2005 PF Wolfeboro (Brewster Academy) NH Louisville 111. Alade Aminu 6'9 2005 PF Stone Mountain (Stephenson) GA Georgia Tech 112. Darryl Merthie 6'1 2005 PG Lake Mary (H.S) FL 113. Joey Shaw 6'6 2005 WF Chandler (H.S.) AZ 114. Cassan Breeden 6'8 2005 PF Bennettsville (Marlboro County) SC 115. John Garcia 6'8 2005 PF Brentwood (H.S.) NY Seton Hall 116. Charles Little 6'5 2005 PF Cleveland (H.S.) TN Dayton 117. Austin Jackson 6'1 2005 PG Denton (Ryan) TX 118. Brian Asbury 6'5 2005 2G Miami (South Miami) FL Miami-FL 119. Brett Hoerner 6'10 2005 C Fullerton (H.S.) CA San Diego State 120. Deonta Vaughn 5'11 2005 PG Indianapolis (Arlington) IN 121. Derrick Brown 6'7 2005 WF Dayton (Chaminade-Julienne) OH Xavier 122. Kiwan Smith 6'6 2005 WF Laurinburg (Charter) NC 123. Jamar Smith 6'3 2005 2G Peoria (Richwoods) IL Illinois 124. Jessie Sapp 6'3 2005 2G Ft. Washington (National Christian) MD 125. Denis Clemente 6'0 2005 PG Miami (Calusa Prep) FL Miami-FL 126. Maurice Joseph 6'4 2005 2G Montreal (Champlain-St. Lambert) QU Michigan State 127. George Drake 6'3 2005 2G Calera (H.S.) AL Vanderbilt 128. Jermichael Finley 6'5 2005 PF Diboll (H.S.) TX Arizona (football) 129. Phillip Perry 6'3 2005 2G Maywood (Proviso East) IL Wisconsin 130. Chris Johnson 6'11 2005 C Durham (Mt. Zion Christian) NC LSU 131. Jalon Perryman 6'3 2005 2G Detroit (Rogers) MI 132. Marquez Haynes 6'3 2005 PG Irving (Nimitz) TX Boston College 133. Kyle McAlarney 6'2 2005 2G Staten Island (Moore Catholic) NY Notre Dame 134. Korey Spates 5'10 2005 PG Warrenville Heights (H.S.) OH Purdue 135. Terrance Woodbury 6'7 2005 WF Norfolk (Grandby) VA 136. Anthony Sparks 6'8 2005 C Detroit (Murray-Wright) MI 137. Josh Tabb 6'5 2005 2G Ullin (Century) IL Southern Illinois 138. Ben McCauley 6'8 2005 PF Pittsburgh (Yough) PA N.C. State 139. Chris Knight 6'7 2005 WF Cincinnati (Withrow) OH 140. Anthony Goods 6'4 2005 2G Corona (Centennial) CA Stanford 141. DeAndre Thomas 6'8 2005 C Chicago (Westinghouse) IL 142. Terry Martin 6'7 2005 WF Monroe (Richwood) LA Texas Tech 143. Jamelle Cornelly 6'5 2005 PF Columbus (Brookhaven) OH Penn State 144. Anthony Mason 6'7 2005 WF Memphis (Fairley) TN 145. Darren Collison 6'2 2005 PG Etiwanda (H.S.) CA UCLA 146. Mike Freeman 6'8 2005 PF Alexandria (Hayfield) VA USC 147. Tyson Johnson 6'5 2005 WF Manhasset (St. Mary's) NY 148. Kyle Spain 6'7 2005 WF Newark (Memorial) CA San Diego State 149. Joe Darger 6'7 2005 WF Riverton (H.S.) UT UNLV 150. Laurynas Nikalauskas 6'9 2005 PF St. George (Blue Ridge School) VA Virginia 151. Octavious Spann 6'7 2005 WF College Park (Banneker) GA Georgetown 152. Justin Wilkerson 6'8 2005 WF Greenville (H.S.) TX Texas Tech 153. Ed White 6'4 2005 2G North Hollywood (Harvard-Westlake) CA Yale 154. Bryan Mullins 6'1 2005 PG Downers Grove (South) IL Southern Illinois 155. Gerald Inman 6'8 2005 PF Montvale (St. Joseph's) NJ Rutgers 156. Devon McLendon 6'3 2005 2G Chester (H.S.) PA 157. Dante Cunningham 6'7 2005 WF Washington (St. John's) DC 158. Rasheem Barrett 6'5 2005 WF Atlanta (Marist) GA Auburn 159. Rashad Austin 6'7 2005 PF Santa Ana (Mater Dei) CA 160. Jinski Grigsby 6'7 2005 WF Nacogdoches (H.S.) TX 161. James Johnson 6'8 2005 PF Milwaukee (Vincent) WI 162. Jay Brown 6'6 2005 WF Griffin (H.S.) GA 163. Brandon Smith 6'5 2005 WF Minneapolis (Patrick Henry) MN Minnesota 164. Michael Washington 6'9 2005 C McGehee (H.S.) AR 165. Larry Gurganious 6'4 2005 WF Berkeley (St. Mary's) CA Gonzaga 166. Ahmad Nivins 6'9 2005 C Jersey City (St. Anthony) NJ St. Joseph's 167. Alex Ruoff 6'7 2005 WF Brooksville (Central) FL West Virginia 168. Kevin Lisch 6'1 2005 PG Belleville (Althoff) IL Saint Louis 169. Booker Woodfox 6'1 2005 2G Lewisville (H.S.) TX 170. Ryan Reid 6'8 2005 PF Lauderdale Lakes (Boyd Anderson) FL Florida State 171. Kenneth Cooper 6'10 2005 C Monroe (Richwood) LA 172. Marcus Walker 6'0 2005 2G Kansas City (O'Hara) MO 173. Yamene Coleman 6'9 2005 PF Camden (Wilcox Central) AL Alabama 174. Brian Johnson 5'11 2005 PG Baltimore (Mt. St. Joseph) MD 175. Lionel Sullivan 6'5 2005 WF Detroit (St. Martin DePorres) MI 176. Jordan Armstrong 6'7 2005 PF Muncie (Central) IN Southern Illinois 177. Gerald Carter 6'4 2005 2G Plymouth (Holderness) NH 178. Arinze Onuaku 6'9 2005 C Alexandria (Episcopal Academy) VA 179. Diamon Simpson 6'8 2005 PF Hayward (H.S.) CA 180. James Tchana 6'8 2005 PF Centereach (Our Savior New American) NY 181. Paul Gause 5'10 2005 PG Pittsgrove (Arthur Schalick) NJ 182. Bamba Fall 7'0 2005 C Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA SMU 183. Taylor Griffin 6'6 2005 WF Edmond (Christian) OK Oklahoma 184. Travis George 6'9 2005 PF Fitchburg (Notre Dame) MA 185. Zach Hillesland 6'7 2005 WF Toledo (St. John's) OH Notre Dame 186. Tyrone Appleton 6'4 2005 PG Gary (Roosevelt) IN 187. Brian Grimes 6'7 2005 PF Ft. Washington (Germantown Academy) PA 188. Ryan Tillema 6'7 2005 WF Randolph (H.S.) WI 189. Nayang Boating 6'4 2005 WF Brooklyn (Lincoln) NY 190. D'Andre Bell 6'6 2005 WF Los Angeles (Palisades) CA Georgia Tech 191. Marquis Jones 5'11 2005 PG South Plainfieild (H.S.) NJ 192. Aminas Urbutis 6'8 2005 PF Montverde (Academy) FL 193. Brandon Ewing 6'1 2005 PG Chicago (Julian) IL Wyoming 194. Kashif Watson 6'4 2005 2G Las Vegas (Bishop Gorman) NV San Diego State 195. Jermaine Taylor 6'3 2005 2G Tavares (H.S.) FL 196. Markel Humphrey 6'5 2005 2G Stockbridge (H.S.) GA 197. Cordero Barkley 6'5 2005 WF Racine (St. Catharine) WI Wisconsin-Green Bay 198. Craig Austrie 6'2 2005 2G Stamford (Trinity Catholic) CT Massachusetts 199. David Devezin 5'11 2005 PG Ft. Bend (Marshall) TX Texas A&M 200. Ross Marsden 6'9 2005 PF Ames (H.S.) IA Iowa State 1. Greg Oden 7'0 2006 C Indianapolis (Lawrence North) IN 2. Derrick Caracter 6'9 2006 PF Scotch Plains (H.S.) NJ 3. Brandan Wright 6'9 2006 PF Brentwood (Academy) TN 4. Kevin Durant 6'9 2006 PF Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA 5. Thaddeus Young 6'8 2006 WF Memphis (Mitchell) TN 6. Daequan Cook 6'4 2006 2G Dayton (Dunbar) OH 7. Vernon Macklin 6'10 2006 C Portsmouth (Norcom) VA 8. Darrell Arthur 6'9 2006 PF Dallas (South Oak Cliff) TX 9. Damion James 6'8 2006 WF Nacogdoches (H.S.) TX 10. Darryl Augustine 6'0 2006 PG New Orleans (Brother Martin) LA 11. Spencer Hawes 6'11 2006 C Seattle (Prep) WA 12. Ramar Smith 6'3 2006 2G Detroit (Martin Luther King) MI 13. Wayne Ellington 6'5 2006 2G Merion Station (Episcopal Academy) PA 14. Jerry Smith 6'2 2006 2G Wauwatosa (East) WI 15. Jonathan Scheyer 6'5 2006 2G Northbrook (Glenbrook North) IL 16. Tory Jackson 5'10 2006 PG Saginaw (Buena Vista) MI 17. Lance Thomas 6'8 2006 WF Newark (St. Benedict's) NJ 18. Tywon Lawson 6'0 2006 PG Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA 19. Brian Zoubek 7'0 2006 C Haddonfield (Memorial) NJ 20. Curtis Kelly 6'9 2006 C New York (Rice) NY 21. Isiah Dahlman 6'6 2006 WF Brahm (H.S.) MN 22. Earl Clark 6'8 2006 PG Rahway (H.S.) NJ 23. James Keefe 6'9 2006 PF Rancho Santa Margarita (Santa Margarita) CA 24. DeShawn Sims 6'7 2006 PF Detroit (Pershing) MI 25. Jeremiah Rivers 6'4 2006 PG Winter Park (H.S.) FL 26. Pierre Niles 6'8 2006 C Memphis (Treadwell) TN 27. Brook Lopez 6'11 2006 PF Fresno (Edison) CA 28. Robin Lopez 6'11 2006 C Fresno (Edison) CA 29. Bryan Davis 6'9 2006 PF Grand Prairie (H.S.) TX 30. Marques Johnson 6'5 2006 PG Ft. Wayne (Snider) IN 31. Gerald Henderson 6'5 2006 WF Merion Station (Episcopal Academy) PA 32. Javaris Crittenton 6'5 2006 2G Atlanta (Southwest Atlanta Christian) GA 33. Paul Harris*** 6'4 2006 2G Niagara Falls (H.S.) NY 34. Keith Clark 6'8 2006 PF Oklahoma City (Putnam City) OK 35. Eugene Harvey*** 5'11 2006 PG Newark (St. Benedict's) NJ 36. Dave Lighty 6'4 2006 2G Cleveland (St. Joseph) OH 37. Jon Mitchell 6'7 2006 PF Mt. Vernon (H.S.) NY 38. Michael Conley 6'0 2006 PG Indianapolis (Lawrence North) IN 39. Richard Semrau 6'9 2006 PF Rocky River (Lutheran West) OH 40. Alex Stepheson 6'8 2006 C North Hollywood (Harvard-Westlake) CA 41. Demond Carter 5'10 2006 PG Laplace (Reserve Christian) LA 42. Obi Munelo 6'5 2006 2G Edmund (Santa Fe) OK 43. Christian Polk 6'4 2006 2G Glendale (Deer Valley) AZ 44. Jawan Carter 6'0 2006 PG Wilmington (Tatnall) DE 45. Darius Santee 6'9 2006 PF Ft. Bend (Marshall) TX 46. Nigel Minson 6'3 2006 PG Hyattsville (DeMatha) MD 47. William Graves 6'6 2006 WF Greensboro (Dudley) NC 48. Willie Walker 6'1 2006 PG Bolingbrook (H.S.) IL 49. Luke Harangody 6'8 2006 PF Gary (Andrean) IN 50. Trevon Willis 6'3 2006 PG Freson (Washington Union) CA 51. Willie Kemp 6'1 2006 2G Bolivar (Central) TN 52. Jamie Skeen 6'7 2006 PF Huntersville (North Mecklenburg) NC 53. Solomon Tat*** 6'4 2006 2G Stockbridge (Community Christian) GA 54. Stanley Robinson 6'9 2006 C Birmingham (Huffman) AL 55. Antonion Pena*** 6'7 2006 PF Oakdale (St. Thomas More) CT 56. D.J. Wright 6'7 2006 WF Sault St. Marie (Banting) ON 57. Chris Singletary 6'3 2006 2G Chicago (Farragut) IL 58. Chris Roquemore 6'8 2006 PF Houston (Jersey Village) TX 59. Patrick Christopher 6'3 2006 2G Lakewood (Mayfair) CA 60. Earl Pettis 6'5 2006 2G Philadelphia (St. John Neumann) PA 61. Taishi Ito 5'10 2006 PG Rockville (Montrose Christian) MD 62. Jarod Leonard 6'5 2006 2G St. Louis (DeSmet Jesuit) MO 63. Jermaine Beal 6'4 2006 2G De Soto (H.S.) TX 64. Seth Tarver 6'6 2006 2G Portland (Jesuit) OR 65. Devin Brennan-McBride 6'8 2006 PF London (St. Thomas Aquinas) ON 66. Shamari Spears*** 6'6 2006 PF Blairstown (Blair Academy) NJ 67. Joevan Catron 6'6 2006 PF Harvey (Thornton) IL 68. Tom Herzog 7'0 2006 C Flint (Powers) MI 69. Nic Wise 5'9 2006 PG Houston (Kingwood) TX Arizona 70. Jerrell Williams 6'7 2006 WF Paterson (Catholic) NJ 71. Terrell Williams 6'7 2006 WF Paterson (Catholic) NJ 72. Tyree Thompson 6'2 2006 2G Compton (Centennial) CA 73. Jimmy Graham*** 6'8 2006 PF Goldsboro (Charis Prep) NC Miami-FL 74. Devan Bawinkle 6'5 2006 WF Winnebago (H.S.) IL 75. Scott Reynolds 6'0 2006 PG Herndon (H.S.) VA 76. Tracy Smith 6'7 2006 PF Durham (Mt. Zion Christian) NC 77. Aaron Holmes 6'4 2006 2G St. Petersburg (Catholic) FL 78. Bryce Webster 6'9 2006 C St. Paul (St. Thomas) MN 79. Jervaughn Johnson 6'6 2006 WF Compton (Centennial) CA 80. Dale Van Wright 6'5 2006 WF Houston (Bellaire) TX 81. An'Juan Wilderness 6'5 2006 WF Dunwoody (H.S.) GA 82. Stefan Welsh 6'2 2006 2G Newport News (Woodside) VA 83. Rashard Green 6'3 2006 WF Manhasset (St. Mary's) NY 84. Chase Budinger 6'6 2006 WF La Costa (Canyon) CA 85. Raymar Morgan 6'7 2006 PF Canton (McKinley) OH 86. Jason Bennett 7'2 2006 C Jacksonville (Arlington Country Day) FL 87. Darrin Govens 6'1 2006 PG Chester (H.S.) PA 88. Derrick Jaspers 6'4 2006 2G Paso Robles (H.S.) CA 89. Dwayne Collins 6'7 2006 PF Miami (Senior) FL 90. James Dews 6'3 2006 WF West Chester (Lakota East) OH 91. Tearon Hill 6'9 2006 C Carrollton (Turner) TX 92. Jeff Allen 6'8 2006 PF Hyattsville (DeMatha) MD 93. Milan Prodonovic 6'2 2006 2G Briarwood (Archbishop Molloy) NY 94. Luis Guzman 6'2 2006 PG Paramus (Catholic) NJ 95. Adrian Graves 6'4 2006 2G Cincinnati (Hughes) OH 97. David Schneider 6'2 2006 PG Phoenix (Brophy Prep) AZ 98. Trevon Hughes 6'1 2006 PG Delafield (St. John NW Academy) WI 99. David Booker 6'6 2006 PF Moss Point (H.S.) MS 100. Josue Soto 5'11 2006 PG Jacksonville (Arlington Country Day) FL 101. Shaun Watson 6'5 2006 2G Greenville (H.S.) GA 102. Perry Stevenson 6'9 2006 C Lafayette (Northside) LA 103. Joseph Fulce 6'4 2006 2G Plano (H.S.) TX 104. Jerren Shipp 6'5 2006 WF Los Angeles (Fairfax) CA 105. Anthony Gurley 6'3 2006 2G Newton (North) MA 106. DeMario Bell 6'3 2006 2G Boiling Springs (H.S.) SC 107. Mitchell Carter 6'11 2006 C Milwaukee (Rufus King) WI 108. Darryl Velez 6'3 2006 2G New Britain (H.S.) CT 109. Josh Guillory 6'5 2006 WF Lynwood (H.S.) CA 110. Avery Jukes 6'7 2006 PF Snellville (South Gwinnett) GA 111. Trent Boone 6'4 2006 WF Garland (South Garland) TX 112. Hillary Hailey 6'6 2006 WF White Plains (Southern Maryland Christian) MD 113. Reggie Reading 6'2 2006 2G Philadelphia (St. Josephs) PA 114. Mario Little 6'5 2006 WF Chicago (Westinghouse) IL 115. Johnnie Lett 6'9 2006 C Mobile (B.C. Rain) AL 116. Shawn Rouse 6'6 2006 WF San Antonio (Jay) TX 117. Marcus Lawrence 6'0 2006 PG Las Vegas (Bishop Gorman) NV 118. Andrew Ott 6'9 2006 PF Ft. Washington (Germantown Academy) PA 119. Caisem Drummond 6'8 2006 C Bloomfield (Tech) NJ 120. Shawntell Norman 6'11 2006 C Tulsa (Booker T. Washington) OK 121. Leon Freeman 6'2 2006 2G Willow Run (H.S.) MI 122. JeJuan Brown 6'7 2006 PF Ridgeland (St. Andrews) MS 123. Todd Lowenthal 6'1 2006 PG Poway (H.S.) CA 124. Pierre Beasley 6'4 2006 WF Houston (Westfield) TX 125. Dwight Lewis 6'6 2006 WF Metairie (Archbishop Rummel) LA 126. Joseph Watkins 6'8 2006 PF Memphis (Hamilton) TN 127. Jeremy Nash 6'3 2006 2G Chicago (Marist) IL 128. Alexander Zampier 6'0 2006 2G East Greenbush (Columbia) NY 129. Andrew Jones 6'9 2006 PF Philadelphia (Abington Friends) PA 130. Matt Gwynne 6'9 2006 PF Raleigh (Ravensroft) NC 131. Lionel Booker 5'7 2006 PG Dallas (Kimball) TX 132. Terry Fields 6'6 2006 WF Headland (H.S.) AL 133. Cordell Pope 6'5 2006 2G Birmingham (Parker) AL 134. K'lein Morris 6'4 2006 WF Grand Blanc (H.S.) MI Michigan 135. Jarrell Smith 6'7 2006 PF Van Nuys (Birmingham) CA 136. Alex Tyus 6'6 2006 PF Florissant (Hazelwood Central) MO 137. DeJuan Goodwin 6'0 2006 2G Baltimore (Mt. St. Joseph) MD 138. Josh Chichester 6'7 2006 PF West Chester (Lakota West) OH 139. Wesley Matthews 6'3 2006 2G Powder Springs (South Cobb) GA 140. A.J. Tyler 6'8 2006 PF Palm Harbor (University) FL 141. Rasheem Jenkins 5'11 2006 PG Bronx (Wings) NY 142. Kris Douse 6'6 2006 WF Laurinburg (Institute) NC 143. Sharron Collins 5'11 2006 PG Chicago (Crane) IL 144. Tyrone McNeal 6'10 2006 C Clover (H.S.) SC 145. Michael Jones 6'6 2006 PF Columbia (Lower Richland) SC 146. Donald Sloan 6'2 2006 2G Dallas (Seogoville) TX 147. Heath White 6'2 2006 2G Cincinnati (Taft) OH 148. Calvin Haynes 6'2 2006 2G Woodland Hills (Taft) CA 149. Andre Gullens 6'6 2006 WF Chicago (Harlen) IL 150. J.P. Gavinski 6'10 2006 C Wisconsin Dells (H.S.) WI Wisconsin 151. Edwin Tucker*** 6'1 2006 PG Saginaw (Arthur Hill) MI 152. Marquise Sullivan 5'8 2006 PG Severn (Archbishop Spalding) MD 153. Wayne Chism 6'8 2006 C Bolivar (Central) TN 154. Jodie Meeks 6'4 2006 2G Roswell (H.S.) GA 155. Stephen Woods 6'1 2006 2G East Elmhurst (McClancy) NY 156. DeAngelo Johnson 5'10 2006 PG Minneapolis (North) MN 157. Jonathan Kreft 7'0 2006 C Parkland (Marjory Stoneman Douglas) FL Florida State 158. Vic Morris*** 5'11 2006 PG Bayside (Cardozo) NY Hofstra 159. Jemarcus Robinson 6'7 2006 PF Spring Hill (H.S.) LA 160. Corey Claitt 5'11 2006 PG West Palm Beach (Palm Beach Lakes) FL 161. Corey Johnson 6'7 2006 PF Duluth (East) MN 162. Mark Meadows 5'10 2006 PG Elizabeth (St. Patrick) NJ 163. Andre Stephens 6'8 2006 PF Heidelberg (H.S.) MS 164. Kurtis Huelsman 6'9 2006 C St. Henry (H.S.) OH 165. Joseph Johnson 5'11 2006 PG Gardena (Serra) CA 166. Anthony Green 6'4 2006 WF Beloit (Memorial) WI Marquette 167. Marcus Johnson 6'2 2006 2G Akron (St. Vincent-St. Mary) OH 168. Jeff Ryan 6'6 2006 WF Glenview (Glenbrook South) IL 169. Nick Vier 6'2 2006 PG Oradell (Bergen Catholic) NJ 170. Obinna Hurt 6'6 2006 WF Milledgeville (Baldwin) GA 171. Larry Davis 6'2 2006 PG Middle Village (Christ the King) NY 172. Jon Workman 6'7 2006 WF LaGrange (Lakeland) IN 173. Jason Love*** 6'8 2006 C Philadelphia (Abington Friends) PA 174. Blake Wallace 6'7 2006 WF Anaheim (Servite) CA 175. Landon Milbourne 6'7 2006 PF Alpharetta (St. Francis) GA 176. Tim McLauren 6'2 2006 2G Lynwood (H.S.) CA 177. Adron Tennell 6'5 2006 WF Irving (H.S.) TX 178. DeAngelo McIntosh 6'5 2006 WF Chicago (Julian) IL 179. Andre McFarland 6'5 2006 WF Las Vegas (Durango) NV 180. George Odufuwa 6'8 2006 PF Dallas (Kimball) TX 181. David Kool 6'2 2006 2G Grand Rapids (South Christian) MI 182. Roderick Murray 6'2 2006 2G North York (Downesview) ON 183. Luis Colon 6'10 2006 C Monteverde (Academy) FL 184. Jerrod Johnson 6'7 2006 WF Humble (H.S.) TX Texas A&M 185. Travis Marion 6'1 2006 2G Aurora (Aurora West) IL 186. Kendall Hall 6'0 2006 PG Nacogdoches (H.S.) TX 187. Daniel Geriot 6'8 2006 PF Springfield (H.S.) PA 188. Brandon Evans 6'0 2006 PG Fayetteville (Westover) NC 189. Anthony Stukes 6'2 2006 PG Brooklyn (Banneker) NY 190. Jamal Tucker 6'9 2006 PF Gary (West Side) IN 191. Deon Thompson 6'9 2006 C Torrance (H.S.) CA 192. Wesley Telfare 6'5 2006 2G Suwannee (Collins Hill) GA 193. Xavier Keeling 6'5 2006 WF Huntsville (Johnson) AL 194. T.J. Clark 6'3 2006 2G Dallas (Kimball) TX 195. DeSean Butler 6'6 2006 WF Bloomfield (Tech) NJ 196. James Cawthorne 6'8 2006 PF Villa Park (H.S.) CA 197. Devin Johnson 6'3 2006 2G Richmond (Meadowbrook) VA 198. Jourdan Morris 6'6 2006 WF Greenbelt (Eleanor Roosevelt) MD 199. Edgar Sosa 6'0 2006 PG New York (Rice) NY 200. Daviau Rodney 6'2 2006 2G Brampton (Notre Dame) ON

At first I thought the bills would have a good shot for getting leonard. Now it is questionable because he has received two other offers from Purdue and Iowa according to Purdue and Iowa rivals... Im sure his parents are pulling for him to go to slu.

what about central and desmet? Have they been invited yet

our st. louis kids played well at nike camp. these are there rankings by hoopmasters.com Lisch #9 pg Leonard #4 sg Tyus #14 sf Itd be nice if we could land tyus and leonard WING FORWARDS: 1. Micah Downs 6-8 190 WF Bothell, WA Committed to Kansas 2. Julian Wright 6-8 195 WF Homewood, IL Homewood-Flossmoor 3. Martell Webster Seattle, WA Prep 4. James Keefe 6-9 205 (2006) WF Santa Margarita, CA Santa Margarita Catholic 5. Keith Brumbaugh 6-8 190 WF Deland, FL 6. Kyle Singler 6-7 200 (2007) WF Medford, OR South Medford 7. Fendi Onobun 6-7 225 Houston, TX Alief-Taylor Committed to Arizona 8. Michael Jones 6-7 215 (2006) WF Columbia, SC Lower Richland 9. Casaan Breeden 6-7 200 WF Clio, SC Marlboro County 10. Isaiah Dahlman 6-7 195 (2006) WF Braham, MN 11. Joe Darger 6-7 200 Riverton, UT 12. Marcus Landry 6-7 205 WF Milwaukee, WI Vincent 13. Raymar Morgan 6-7 205 (2006) WF Canton, OH McKinley 14. Alex Tyus 6-7 195 (2006) WF Florissant, MO Hazelwood Central 15. Lawrence Kinnard 6-6 185 Memphis, TN Raleigh-Egypt 15. Daniel Puckett 6-7 190 McEwen, TN 15. Kevin Durant 6-8 190 Fort Washington, MD National Christian SHOOTING GUARDS: 1. Louis Williams 6-3 175 SG Snellville, GA South Gwinnett Committed to Georgia 2. C.J. Miles 6-5 190 SG Dallas, TX Skyline 3. Chris Douglas-Roberts 6-5 175 SG Detroit, MI Cass Tech 4. Jarod Leonard 6-4 180 (2006) SG St. Louis, MO DeSmet Jesuit 5. Jerryd Bayless 6-2 180 (2007) SG Phoenix, AZ St. Mary's 6. K.C. Rivers SG 6-4 215 Mouth of Wilson, VA Oak Hill Committed to Clemson 7. Jerry Smith 6-2 190 (2006) SG Wauwatosa, WI East 8. David Huertas 6-4 180 SG Jacksonville, FL Arlington Country Day Committed to Florida 9. Jon Scheyer 6-5 190 (2006) SG Northbrook, IL Glenbrook North 10. Jessie Sapp 6-4 190 SG Fort Washington, MD National Christian 11. Billy Humphrey 6-1 170 SG Dacula, GA 12. John David Gardner 6-3 175 SG Birmingham, AL Homewood 13. Jamar Smith 6-3 170 SG Peoria, IL Richwoods Committed to Illinois 14. Christian Polk 6-3 170 (2006) SG Glendale, AZ Deer Valley 15. James Dews 6-3 185 (2006) SG Cincinnati, OH Lakota East 16. Jevohn Shepherd 6-5 200 SG Scarborough, ON West Hill Collegiate 17. Ramar Smith 6-2 180 (2006) SG Detroit, MI M.L. King 18. Jerard Moret 6-4 210 SG Los Angeles, CA Westchester 19. Keaton Grant 6-3 190 SG Kissimmee, FL Gateway 20. Jerome Dyson 6-3 170 (2006) Potomac, MD Proctor Academy POINT GUARDS: 1. Mike Mercer 6-4 195 PG Snellville, GA South Gwinnett Committed to Georgia 2. Dominic James 5-11 170 PG Richmond, IN Committed to Marquette 3. AJ Abrams 5-11 150 PG Austin, TX McNeil Committed to Texas 4. J.P. Prince 6-5 185 Memphis, TN White Station 5. Travis Walton 6-1 190 PG Lima, OH Senior Committed to Michigan State 6. Demond Carter 5-10 170 (2006) PG Laplace, LA Reserve Christian 7. Deonta Vaughn 5-10 185 PG Indianapolis, IN Arlington 8. Justin Dentman 5-11 180 PG Winchendon, MA School 9. Kevin Lisch 6-1 185 PG Bellville, IL Althoff Catholic Committed to St Louis 10. Eric Price 6-1 160 PG Blairstown, NJ Blair Academy 11. David D evezin 5-11 180 Missouri City, TX Clements 12. Levance Fields 5-11 200 PG Brooklyn, NY Xaverian 13. Walter Hodge 5-11 180 PG Melbourne, FL Florida Air Academy 14. Devan Downey 5-10 155 PG Chester, SC 15. Stefan Welsh 6-2 175 (2006) PG Newport News, VA Woodside 15. Michael Coburn 5-11 175 (2007) PG Mt. Vernon, NY

We need to try to get on Tyus's good side. I think if we got him and leonard for 06 that would be one of the best combinations in a long time at Slu.We still need to find a 4 or 5, but were on the right track. Does anyone know any pf or c in the 06 class we should be aware of? Tyus and Leonrd will be compeeting at the Nike all American camp with Lisch and Hansbrough im sure the staff will be on hand.

www.rivalshoops.com by Jerry Meyer 2006 prospect Jarod Leonard was one of the top performers at the Nike Hoop Jamboree. The 6-foot-6, 179-pound small forward from DeSmet Jesuit High School in Maryland, Mo., has also had an impressive run on the summer circuit for the St. Louis Eagles. At the moment Leonard has a list of six schools. “I like Saint Louis, Missouri, Purdue, Ole Miss, Georgia, and Kansas,†said Leonard. “Those are the schools that come to mind right now.†Having Saint Louis and Missouri close by has enabled Leonard to visit both campuses. “Two weeks ago I visited Missouri,†he said. “I like Coach Snyder. He is a good coach. I know they have run into a little bit of trouble here lately, but I think they have things on the right track right now. “I really like Saint Louis a lot. I spent some time there last week, and my dad played there in the seventies. I also like Coach Soderberg.†Leonard, who averaged 10 points, 5 rebounds, and 3 assists per game as a sophomore, has been named MVP at two tournaments this spring and all-tournament at another. He is a slashing athlete with a developing skill package. “I can make plays with my penetration and then dishing the ball off or finishing at the rim,†he said. “I can hit the jumper and my defense is solid.†Leonard does have the potential to be a very good shooting guard on the next level. The one area that needs to improve is his range. He shot the ball well from midrange at the Hoop Jamboree. His nice looking shot should naturally develop range as he works on it. “I feel comfortable shooting the ball out to the three point line, and I play the two on my high school team,†he said. “My three point shot could be better, but it is definitely getting better. I am working on getting a quicker release out on the three point line. Out to 19-feet my release is quick, but it is a little slow from 19-feet to 25-feet.â€

Its held this week at the west pine gym, ive heard rumors of local players participating does anyone know for sure?

The SLU coaching staff will be able to get a good look at them against the top 100 players in the nation June 16-19 at the Nike Hoop Jamboree. This camp is held at St. Louis U and is open to college coaches. Im sure Brad and his staff will be on hand and observing closely.