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Below, some recruiting updates from around the Ivy League. Above, incoming Cornell recruit, Devin Cherry (Meridian HS) Meridian, MS, 6-3, G.For a list of committed players to attend Ivy League schools, including profiles of incoming Cornell recruits, and a listing of Cornell's prospective recruiting targets, click here. For a list of general Ivy League prospective recruiting targets, click here. Please note that we update these lists daily.
Class of 2011 News
The Zanesville (OH) Times Recorder reports that Tanner Gibson (Zanesville HS) Zanesville, OH, 6-2, G, committed to the University of Albany after originally committing to Columbia. The Columbia staff reportedly requested that Gibson attend a year of prep school after he was declined admission to the University. Rather than go to prep school, Gibson decided not to pursue the Ivy League and instead committed to Albany which happened to have an extra scholarship available.
Montrael Scott (James Madison HS) Dallas, TX, 6-3, G, told TexasHoops.com that he selected Prarie View A&M over pursuit from Penn and Texas Pan American.
Class of 2012 News
Maurice Watson (Latin HS) 5-7, G, told Scout.com that he has interest from Cornell, Penn, Princeton, George Washinton and UMass. He holds and offer from Rice.
Amadi Udenyi (De La Salle HS) Concord, CA, 5-10, G, has a list of Bucknell, Fresno State, Penn, Princeton, Saint Mary's, San Diego, San Francisco, TCU, and Yale and told NorCalPreps.com that he has offers from Penn and Princeton.
Jordan Chatman (Union HS) Union, WA, 6-4, G, has interest from Harvard, BYU, Utah St., and Portland St. among others and recently worked out for a member of Harvard's staff.
Parker Uu (Jesuit HS) Carmichael, CA, 6-4, G, told NorCalPreps.com he is considering Columbia, Penn, Princeton, and Yale among his college choices (but holds no offers). "The Ivy League is a very underrated basketball conference. The conference consists of some of the top academic universities in the country, and the basketball is just as tough. Princeton did a great job in this year's tournament and was really fun to watch. Their system has proven to be effective against anyone in the nation. I didn't get to watch many other Ivy League games out here, but I know that it is a solid basketball conference."
David Andoh (St. Mary's HS) Berkley, CA, 6-6, F also told NorCalPreps.com he is evaluating Ivy League options in Columbia and Penn. He holds offers to Colorado and Santa Clara. ""No league or school can compare to the Ivy League academically, well maybe my brother's Bucknell, but that's a different story. In addition to the Ivy League becoming more and more competitive, I would be set for life once my playing days are over after acquiring a degree from such a prestigious league."
Zena Edosomwan (Harvard-Westlake HS) North Hollywood, CA, 6-8, F, has offers from Colorado, USC, Harvard, Cal Poly and San Francisco. He’s also hearing from Texas, Vanderbilt and Gonzaga.
Tyrone Wallace (Bakersfield HS) Bakersfield, CA, 6-4 G, has offers from Gonzaga, Colorado, San Diego State, Arizona State, UNLV and Nevada. He is also hearing from UCLA, Penn, Harvard and Stanford.
From ScoutHoops.com, Rondae Jefferson (Chester HS) Chester, PA, 6-5, F, has an early, but expanding list of LaSalle, St. Joe’s, Penn, Villanova, Temple, Rutgers, Pittsburgh.
