David Andoh visiting San Jose State University

Per Alex Kline/The Recruit Scoop, San Jose State University has a recruit on campus -- 6-foot-7 David Andoh of the IMG Academy (Florida). He's a prodigal son of sorts, even within the California prep ranks. Here's a February 2012 article on Andoh.

Remember David Andoh?

Here's an update on David Andoh, now at the IMG Academy in Florida.

Somewhat of a David Andoh update

David Andoh is now at the IMG Academy in Florida and (we're not sure why) he was included in Nolan Shulman's update on Canadian prep prospects:

"David Andoh, IMG Academies (6-7, F) – Not sure about Andoh's time table but some of the schools still in the mix include Colorado, Fresno State, Santa Clara, UC-Irvine. I know this update isn't good enough and Im currently digging to find out more. Stay patient."

More on David Andoh

Here's Eric Bossi of Rivals on former Bay Area talent David Andoh who is at the IMG Academy in Florida:

"David Andoh, PF - A senior from California who is at IMG, the 6-foot-7 Andoh is a lean, ball-handling four-man. His preference is to take guys off the dribble and he was active all day long on the glass"

A feature on David Andoh's newest residence

It's between "On The Road Again" and "Travelin' Man" as the musical accompaniment for 6-foot-7 forward David Andoh who will be attending his fourth high school in as many years.

Let's hope this one works for him, academically, socially and last, basketbally (I think we just made up a word):

David Andoh: A new member of the IMG Basketball family
August 2, 2011

For most high school students entering their senior year, there is feeling of finality and freedom. David Andoh, the 6’6″ San Jose native, is coming into his last year with a completely different mindset.  The Saint Mary’s small forward will be will soon be calling Bradenton, Florida home as he comes into IMG Academies this fall. While most high school seniors wouldn’t be entirely thrilled about transferring before their final year, Andoh is focused on playing at the collegiate level, even if that means leaving his support system in California.

“I am really going to miss my friends and family,” Andoh confided. “But I know what I have to do. There are just too many distractions back home. I’m just trying to stay focused on the important things...”

Head here for the remainder.

Neal Nieves tweeting about David Andoh's move to Florida

David Andoh, of St. Mary's (Berkeley), is heading to the Southeast.

Go here, here and here for Neal Nieves' tweets.

So Manny Nodar has lost Andoh and Glenn Baral (Salisbury Prep School in Connecticut).

Four Nor Cal prospects highlighted by Joel Francisco

ESPN's Joel Francisco highlights the best of who he saw at Double Pump and Three Stripes and here are his northern California listings:

Breakout players

Dakari Allen (Sacramento, Calif./Sheldon)
2013, SF, 6-5, 175 pounds

Allen continues to demonstrate why he is considered one of the elite prospects out west for his class. The lengthy wing type is an excellent defender and his offense is beginning to blossom. He did an admirable job on York, as Allen's length altered many of York's attempts. Offensively, Allen's triple-threat game and first step to the basket have evolved tremendously since the spring.

Mike Bryson (Sacramento, Calif./Foothill)
2012, SG/SF, 6-5, 180 pounds

Bryson is somewhat of a diamond in the rough at this stage. He has ideal size for the 3 at the next level and he has one of the smoothest strokes. Whether it's launching a 3 in transition or knocking down a midrange shot coming off of a screen, he is pretty potent. In addition, he has become more than just a shooter, as his defensive presence has picked up since the spring and he's playing with much more of an edge to him than ever before.

Notes

David Andoh, a 6-6 SF/PF out of St. Mary's High School in Berkeley, Calif., put together a solid effort at the Fullcourt Press Cream of the Crop. He has a potent midrange jump shot and a very quick first step. He has a tendency to force the issue, but he always plays hard at both ends. Colorado, Arizona State, UTEP, Drake and Detroit have shown the most interest. 

D'Erryl Williams, a 6-3 junior out of Sheldon High School in Sacramento, is starting to look more comfortable running his team than he did in the spring. The chiseled lefty has very long arms and has a strong burst at the rim. In addition, he is one of the better on-ball defenders we've seen this spring and summer

Updates on Arik Armstead, Dakarai Allen and David Andoh

Neal Nieves has posted a report with very interesting things to say about Arik Armstead and Dakarai Allen. Plus, he added this:

2012 Arik Armstead, word in the gym was that Armstead may be looking to play basketball at the next level and would even consider opening up his recruitment if a school made his recruitment about basketball.

Nieves also noted that Fresno State has offered David Andoh.