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Rutgers coming on strong for Isaiah Briscoe — Cuse Clicks

March 5, 2014 Charles Kang

George Briscoe, Isaiah Briscoe’s father, told The Star-Ledger on Tuesday that Rutgers is getting legitimate consideration in the recruiting process.

Florida QB Alin Edouard commits to Syracuse — Cuse Clicks

October 21, 2013 Charles Kang

Wandering the sidelines before the game was four-star defensive tackle Thomas Holley of Brooklyn (N.Y.) Abraham Lincoln. Rated by Rivals.com the No. 3 defensive tackle in the country, Holley flew to Columbus for his official visit alongside Ohio State commitment Cutis Samuel, also a native of Brooklyn.

REPORT: Tyler Roberson cleared to play at Syracuse

September 5, 2013 Charles Kang

Tyler Roberson has been cleared by the NCAA to play at Syracuse this year, a source with direct knowledge of the situation told SNY.tv’s Adam Zagoria Thursday morning.

Projecting how many minutes Syracuse basketball freshmen will play

September 4, 2013 Jeff Irvine

Syracuse fans got their first taste of the 2013-2014 squad last week during the team’s exhibition tour in Canada. While the overtime victory over Canadian powerhouse Carleton proved Tyler Ennis can expect to play a lot of minutes this season, questions remain about what roles the other freshmen will have.

Indiana entertains Isaiah Whitehead on unofficial visit — Cuse Clicks

August 28, 2013 Charles Kang

Indiana brought Isaiah Whitehead, a 6-5 guard from Brooklyn, N.Y., to campus for an unofficial visit on Sunday. Whitehead, No. 17 by Rivals in 2014, is also considering Arizona, Georgetown, Louisville, Miami (Fla.), Minnesota, St. John’s, Syracuse and UCLA.

Josh Perkins closing in on decision — Cuse Clicks

August 15, 2013 Charles Kang

untington (W.V.) Prep point guard Josh Perkins has shifted his college announcement date to Aug. 24 from Aug. 25 and will announce near his home in Colorado, his father told NextCats.com.

Goodluck Okonoboh aims to be in NBA draft green room — Cuse Clicks

July 17, 2013 Charles Kang

Goodluck Okonoboh resisted a chance to experience the VIP treatment most basketball players will never experience. He was invited, by his good friend and former teammate Nerlens Noel, to sit in the NBA draft green room last month when Noel was the sixth overall pick. Okonoboh’s reason for not participating was as much a gamble as it was motivation.

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