Williams picks Louisville over Kansas, Indiana
Bill Hodge, CollegeSports.comLouisville and Rick Pitino's recruiting roll continued with the commitment of Terrence Williams from Washington.
Story | Conversation | June 21, 2004Aldridge will take the court in Austin
Bill Hodge, CollegeSports.comLaMarcus Aldridge has withdrawn from the NBA draft and will play for Texas, but Duke signee Shaun Livingston will stay in the draft.
Story | Conversation | June 16, 2004Pitino, Cardinals hit the trifecta
Bill Hodge, CollegeSports.comLouisville and Rick Pitino landed three top players over the weekend.
Story | Conversation | June 14, 2004Seven-foot center selects Bulldogs
Bill Hodge, CollegeSports.comGeorgia picked up a commit from 7-0 center Rashaad Singleton, while David Padgett's transfer list is growing.
Story | Conversation | June 10, 2004Tar Heels score with second top guard commit
Bill Hodge, CollegeSports.comNorth Carolina scored with a commit from top guard Bobby Frasor, while Louisville picked up a pledge from a forward.
Story | Conversation | June 03, 2004Morris selects Kentucky over Georgia Tech
Bill Hodge, CollegeSports.comTop 100 center Randolph Morris has selected Kentucky, while Louisville lost another recruit to the NBA draft.
Story | Conversation | May 07, 2004Hoosiers edge Horns for top class
Bill Hodge, Special from CollegeSports.comWho scored big in the early signing period? Was it Indiana or UT? Duke or UNC? Bill Hodge breaks it down.
Story | Conversation | November 14, 2003
Mims picks FSU over Providence, South Carolina
Bill Hodge, CollegeSports.comFlorida State picked up a pledge from a guard, while the Commodores signed two forwards.
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