2008's Tyreke Evans featured on Sports Stars of Tomorrow

This week's edition of Sports Stars of Tomorrow has a feature on one of the top players of the class of 2008, Tyreke Evans... Check local listings or their website for more details.

State Tourneys on Fox College Sports and regional FSNs!

You can catch some of the biggest stars of the 2007 and 2008 class as regional FSNs broadcast high-school state and regional tourneys and finals. A lot of these games will be shown nationally on Fox College Sports, most of them not live, but tape-delayed in a two-hour time slot. Check local listings for more details, but some of the states shown are: Florida (all classes), Texas (5A), California (2-3 games), Michigan, West Virginia, New York, New Jersey, Washington, Missouri and Oregon. Also look for repeats of the Lake Oswego (Kevin Love, UCLA-bound) at Mater Dei game (Wear twins, Arizona-bound 7-footer Jacobsen).

As far as all-star games, the following games are typically shown on TV:

McDonalds All American game along with the dunk and three-pointer contest

The Nike Hoop Summit, FSN and Fox College Sports. The best USA players vs a "select" team of international prepstars. "Select" is the PC/amateur word for "all-star" :-)

Roundball Classic, CSTV

Jordan Classic, ESPNU and ESPN2

Increased Recruiting Coverage once March Madness is over

Look for increased Recruiting Coverage once March Madness is over. In the meantime, it's March Madness time!

This week on Sports Stars of Tomorrow

This week's edition of Sports Stars of Tomorrow features these players:

Antonio "Scoop" Jardine and Rick Jackson, heading to Syracuse in 2007-2008

What happened to FSN's Countdown to Signing Day?

What happened to FSN's Countdown to Signing Day? It used to be shown on Fox College Sports. Granted Bobby Cremins is now busy being a head coach. But has it been cancelled? Or is it simply not carried on FCS? Anyone knows? Please let me know :-)

Recruiting Pitfalls: Two high-profile wings on the same team!

As we have seen earlier with Joe Crawford and Malik Hairston, and this year with Wayne Ellington and Gerald Dirty-Dookie Henderson, two talented high-profile wing players on the same high-school team appear to be much better than what they are individually. Not to say that they are not good/great players, it's just that recruiting/rating-wise they were considered to be better than what they have delivered so far... So the lesson learned?: Be cautious not to overrate high-profile wing players on the same high school team...

Catch up with the latest commits from CSTV and Bill Hodges

Taking a break from March Madness with Recruiting Madness? While it is relatively quiet recruiting wise because of conference tourneys and March Madness, there are still commitments and decommitments taking place. Catch up with the latest on CSTV and the Bill Hodges Repor(t). No signup and no subscription fees. The most high profile of the last few days is a touted 2008 recruit going (where else) to Ohio State and a guard switching Pac-10 schools.