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Patrick Beverley

I wish the Braves could land someone like this...........the kid can score............he would be a star in the Valley...........all these kids think their going to start at illinois and some will get a surprise............also says he's passed his college test! 8)
 
That's funny MR-
as this morning in the Chicago Tribune (an article that I don't think is on the website)
it says exactly that:

"College coaches are permitted to say whether they are recruiting a player. But NCAA rules prohibit them from saying whether they have offered a scholarship."

'Holla at Me'
By Teddy Greenstein
on the college football page.
 
It's my understanding that a coach can answer "yes" or "no" if someone asks them if they are recruiting a player. And that is it.
 
There is a report that Patrick Beverley's family has called the media outlets in Chicago and set a press conference for Wednesday to announce his decision.

The is a subscription site, but notes the press conference-
http://scout.scout.com/a.z?s=75&p=9&c=2&cid=521331&nid=1836265&fhn=1&refid=4742

Some message boards like the Illini board say he hasn't qualified yet. He just finished several visits, the last one to Arkansas, and the rumor is that's where he wants to go. His recruiting has been a real circus, and the family's press conference is more of the same. Scout only lists him as a 2-star recruit.

http://www.nwanews.com/adg/Sports/151596/
 
There is an announcement to all the local media that Patrick Beverley
will have a press conference at 3PM tomorrow (Wednesday, April 19) to announce his college decision.

This reminds me a bit of Shaun Livingston (although SL was an NBA lottery pick). But this kid thinks he is a whole lot better and more desirable than apparently most of the college recruiters did. All he has to select from are Arkansas and Michigan.
Both teams had double digits in losses last year, both were well outside the top 40 (RPI) and both finished well out of the running for their conference titles. The biggest difference was that Michigan was an NIT team, and Arkansas was a one and done NCAA team that lost to a midmajor.
 
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