Update to the site!
posted by Pete @ LetsGoNova.com8/03/2007 01:46:00 AM
I took a little break from the site during the slow summer season.
I'm back now, and there will be plenty to talk about in the upcoming weeks.
The big news, of course, is that Villanova has officially made Tyreke Evans's final two. Of course, we have been saying for months that it was a two-horse race between Louisville and Villanova, but it is nice to hear from Tyreke himself that North Carolina is no longer an option.
There's even more to discuss. The summer recruiting season is in full swing, USA basketball just wrapped up, and Tim Donaghy, a Villanova alumnus, has been accused of betting on NBA games he officiated.
Let's talk about these topics and more as the summer winds down.
I'm back now, and there will be plenty to talk about in the upcoming weeks.
The big news, of course, is that Villanova has officially made Tyreke Evans's final two. Of course, we have been saying for months that it was a two-horse race between Louisville and Villanova, but it is nice to hear from Tyreke himself that North Carolina is no longer an option.
There's even more to discuss. The summer recruiting season is in full swing, USA basketball just wrapped up, and Tim Donaghy, a Villanova alumnus, has been accused of betting on NBA games he officiated.
Let's talk about these topics and more as the summer winds down.
Labels: meta, recruiting, Tyreke
4 Comments:
I'm glad to see that you are back!
Whatis the probability that Tyreke Evans will commit to nova over Louisville?
Well, it's down to Nova, UL, and Memphis... I would assign the probabilities as follows:
Nova: 45 percent
Louisville: 40 percent
Memphis: 5 percent
Anywhere else: 5 percent
So we still have an excellent, excellent chance, the best of any one school in my opinion. In any event, we will find out on Nov. 12 -- http://www.cardchronicle.com/story/2007/8/6/193010/9114
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Whoops, I mean
Nova: 50 percent
Louisville: 40 percent
Memphis: 5 percent
Anywhere else: 5 percent
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