Within few days Michael Glover would be allowed to commit to a Division I school. - Jul 17, 2010 (by Rangi Gescheit)
Within few days Michael Glover (6'6''-F) (6'6''-F) would be allowed to commit to a Division I school.
As sources revile he is sought after by few team. Among the high profile ones are teams from the PAC 10, Big 10 and MAAC. The source not Glover would mention any name. Michael is the younger brother of the former star of St. Johns University, Anthony Glover, a Bronx native, who played pro basketball in France, Far East, Argentina and more [read more]
Within few days Michael Glover (6'6''-F) (6'6''-F) would be allowed to commit to a Division I school.
As sources revile he is sought after by few team. Among the high profile ones are teams from the PAC 10, Big 10 and MAAC. The source not Glover would mention any name. Michael is the younger brother of the former star of St. Johns University, Anthony Glover, a Bronx native, who played pro basketball in France, Far East, Argentina and more. Michael Glover was recruited by Seton Hall (Big East) out of high school but was declared ineligible academically. Therefore he went to school in Brooklyn for one year to get his grades straight. Last year he joined E.Utah JC and brought them to the Final Four of Division I of the National Championships of Junior College. After losing at the semis, the Golden Eagels defeated Navarro College in over time 65:61 when Glover put a 22 points effort with 66% from the field. During last year he committed to St. Francis (NY) but once coach Brian Nash stepped down he pulled his obligation.
USA - 2010 Basketball Mens U18 National Team Roster Finalized - Jun 21, 2010 (by Eurobasket)
Following four trials sessions June 14-16 at the University of Texas at San Antonio, 12 of the nations top 18-and-unders have been named to the 2010 USA Basketball Mens U18 National Team, USA Basketball today announced. The U.S. squad will remain in San Antonio to continue training prior to the start of the 2010 FIBA Americas U18 Championship, which will be held June 26-30 in St. Marys Universitys Bill Greehey Arena in San Antonio [read more]
Following four trials sessions June 14-16 at the University of Texas at San Antonio, 12 of the nations top 18-and-unders have been named to the 2010 USA Basketball Mens U18 National Team, USA Basketball today announced. The U.S. squad will remain in San Antonio to continue training prior to the start of the 2010 FIBA Americas U18 Championship, which will be held June 26-30 in St. Marys Universitys Bill Greehey Arena in San Antonio. The player selections were made by the USA Basketball Mens Junior National Team Committee.
Selected to represent the United States at the 2010 FIBA Americas U18 Championship were: Vander Blue (James Madison Memorial H.S. / Madison, Wis.); Trevor Cooney (191-G) (Sanford H.S. / Wilmington, Del.); Abdul Gaddy (191-G) (Washington / Tacoma, Wash.); Joshua Hairston (203-F/C) (Montrose Christian School (Md.) / Fredericksburg, Va.); Kyrie Irving (191-G) (St. Patricks H.S. / Elizabeth, N.J.); Quincy Miller (203-F/C) (Quality Education Academy / Winston-Salem, N.C.); Tony Mitchell (198-F) (L.G. Pinkston H.S. / Dallas, Texas); LeBryan Nash (Lincoln H.S. / Dallas, Texas); Jereme Richmond (201-F) (Waukegan H.S. / Waukegan, Ill.); Austin Rivers (191-G) (Winter Park H.S. / Winter Park, Fla.); Amir Williams (208-F/C) (Detroit Country Day / Detroit, Mich.); and Patric Young (Providence School / Jacksonville, Fla.).
I like the make-up of our team, said USA U18 National Team and University of Oklahoma head coach Jeff Capel.We have really good talent. We have versatility. We have guys who can really defend. We have good athleticism, guys who can score. Im excited about coaching this group. Im excited about seeing what we can become over these next few days.
The team is scheduled to remain in San Antonio and train twice a day starting at 9:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., with scrimmages scheduled against the 2010 USA Basketball Mens U17 World Championship Team in the afternoons of June 21 and 22, and against the Brazil U18 National Team on June 23.
The FIBA Americas Mens U18 Championship will feature eight national teams from North, South and Central America and the Caribbean. On March 5 the draw was held to determine the first round groups, and the USA was placed into Group A, along with defending FIBA Americas U18 Championship gold medalist Argentina, Mexico and the Virgin Islands. Group B includes Brazil, Canada, Puerto Rico and Uruguay. The U.S. will open preliminary play against the Virgin Islands on June 26 at 7:00 p.m. (all times listed are local, CDT). On June 27 the USA will face Mexico at 7:00 p.m. and will close preliminary play against South American rivals Argentina on June 28 at 7:00 p.m. The semifinals are slated for June 29, and the finals will be held June 30.
Not only will a gold medal be at stake, the top four finishing nations will qualify for the 2011 FIBA U19 World Championship. Players eligible for this competition must have been born on or after Jan. 1, 1992. USA BASKETBALL soruce: Fibaamericas
All-Tournament Team
Justin Glover (6'2''-F) of Davidson County Community College
Kevin Thomas of Mountain View College
Moses Dayee of Sullivan County Community College
Akeem Ellis (6'6''-F) of Herkimer County Community College
Ravon Dunbar (G) of Roxbury Community College
Elgin Brown (6'5''-F) of Bergen Community College
Demetrius Williams (6'2''-G/F) of Rochester Community and Technical College
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All-Tournament Team Justin Glover (6'2''-F) of Davidson County Community College Kevin Thomas of Mountain View College Moses Dayee of Sullivan County Community College Akeem Ellis (6'6''-F) of Herkimer County Community College Ravon Dunbar (G) of Roxbury Community College Elgin Brown (6'5''-F) of Bergen Community College Demetrius Williams (6'2''-G/F) of Rochester Community and Technical College Jon Bartlett (6'9''-C/F) of Joliet Junior College
All-Tournament MVP:Brian Bradley (6'3''-G) of Joliet Junior College Ill. Coach of the Tournament:Joe Kuhn of Joliet Junior College Ill.
NJCAA D3 All-American 1st Team Akeem Ellis of Herkimer County Community College Brian Bradley of Joliet Junior College Kenny Olafeso (6'1''-G) of Minneapolis Community & Technical College Marcus Brister (6'3''-G) of Eastfield College Chazz McCarter (6'2''-F) of Gateway Community College
NJCAA D3 All-American 2nd Team German Bostic (6'1''-G) of Sandhills Community College Corey Jackson (6'2''-G) of Fashion Institute of Technology Roger Loatman (6'0''-G) of Cumberland County College Jonathan Taylor (6'7''-F) of Montgomery College-Germantown Jon Bartlett of Joliet Junior College 2nd Team
NJCAA D3 All-American 3rd Team Justin Glover of Davidson County Community College Venzal Russell (6'2''-G) of Vermilion Community College Jeffery Cannon (6'4''-G/F) of Roxbury Community College Tony Vails (6'2''-G) of Borough of Manhattan Community College DeMarcus Catchings (6'6''-F) of Cedar Valley College
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