Friday, June 28, 2013

Newly Edited re. Tory Jacob and Additional Offers

The MN Gophers have received a verbal commitment from Tory Jacob of Irvine, TX, McArthur, a 5-10 guard who scored 20 ppg with 8 rebounds while her team went 24-9 in 2012-2013.

She describes herself in the Dallas Morning News as a player who likes to pass the ball and attack the rim. She was said at 1 time to be looking at Southern Illinois, Memphis, Cincinnati, Michigan State, North Texas, Texas State, Mississippi or New Mexico.

The class of 2014 now includes Carlie Wagner and Grace Coughlin, Minnesota guards; Ohio posts Josie Buckingham and Terra Stapleton; and Texas guard Tory Jacobs. The incoming class this fall includes Joanna Hedstrom, also a MN guard; and forward/wing Stabresa McDaniel, also from TX.

The Gophers have reportedly (published report) offered Nia Hollie, a 2016 guard from Hopkins. There are unpublished reports that 2014s Cayla McMorris and Tonoia Wade have Gopher offers but have not yet made a decision.

There is also an unconfirmed report that Kenisha Bell has verballed Marquette.

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As we re-launch MN Hoops, we will be posting under 3 main topics: MN Hoops Today, 100 Years of Boys High School Ball, and The Lists. In order to keep track of our content, I'd suggest you click on each of those 3 labels in turn to see what's under each. Thanks for reading.

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History in the Making: About MinnesotaHoops.com

I co-wrote Minnesota Hoops in 2006 with my friend Stew Thornley. We were able to cover the 2006 season only in passing, and of course the book does not encompass the 2007, 2008 and 2009 Minnesota basketball seasons.

Ergo, MinnesotaHoops.com, which picks up where the book left off. I've written summaries of those seasons so that readers of Minnesota Hoops are kept up-to-date. I've also added information that didn't fit in the book.

And, now, for 2009-2010, there is a daily recap of key games--it's the stuff of the next history of basketball in Minnesota, and it's unfolding right before our eyes.

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