Monday, January 25, 2016
A Joey Frenchwood update
A Liam Hunt update
A Kenny Love update
Rogers leading Spartans
John Devine lauds senior Frank Rogers: "If the season ended today, Frank Rogers would have to be San Jose State’s Most Valuable Player on the basketball court.
Having missed most of last season, the 6-foot-9 Rogers leads the Spartans in nearly every statistical category, averaging a team high 13.2 points and 7.2 rebounds a game.
Rogers, who prepped at Salinas High, also leads the team in field goal percentage (51 percent) and blocks (19), and is second in steals and third in assists for San Jose State.
Rogers lead Salinas to its last league basketball title five years ago, earning league MVP honors."
Having missed most of last season, the 6-foot-9 Rogers leads the Spartans in nearly every statistical category, averaging a team high 13.2 points and 7.2 rebounds a game.
Rogers, who prepped at Salinas High, also leads the team in field goal percentage (51 percent) and blocks (19), and is second in steals and third in assists for San Jose State.
Rogers lead Salinas to its last league basketball title five years ago, earning league MVP honors."
Oregon St. 85, USC 70
Just when it seemed like Oregon State was in a bit of a struggle and the Trojans had gained attention from the national media, the Beavers defeated USC 85-70 Sunday in Corvallis. A 49-30 second 20 minutes turned the tide. As usual, Gary Payton II left a large imprint on the game with 22 points, 15 rebounds, eight assists and four steals.
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Utah 80, Washington 75
In Seattle last night, Utah came in and grabbed an 80-75 victory over Washington. For the Huskies, freshman forward Marquese Chriss scored 15 points, grabbed six boards and blocked a trio of shots in 31 minutes. He also fouled out.
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Saturday:CB 98, BYU-Hawaii 94
Michael (El Camino High) Smith tallied a team high 22 points, powered by 8-12 overall shooting, as visiting California Baptist bested BYU-Hawaii 98-94 on Saturday.
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Saturday: Concordia 75, Dominican 59
Up in San Rafael on Saturday, Matt (Sierra College/River City High) Scott scored a team-best 20 points with teammate Stephen (Foothill College/Serra High) Grosey authoring a 16 rebound, 14 point double-double as Concordia defeated host Dominican University 75-59.
For the Penguins, Chris (Sacramento Waldorf) Schwartz-Edmisten totaled 12 points on the night while Matt (Yuba City High) Hayes came close to a double-double with 11 points plus nine boards.
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For the Penguins, Chris (Sacramento Waldorf) Schwartz-Edmisten totaled 12 points on the night while Matt (Yuba City High) Hayes came close to a double-double with 11 points plus nine boards.
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Saturday: Dixie 103, Chaminade 100
In an overtime game Saturday in Honolulu, Dixie State got by Chaminade 103-100. In the loss, Kiran (Miramonte High) Shastri went for 22 points including 6-9 from beyond the arc and teammate Rohndell (Cañada College/West High) Goodwin contributed 19.
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Saturday: ND de Namur 86, Holy Names 80
It was a close one on Saturday in Belmont for teams on the opposite sides of San Francisco Bay but Notre Dame de Namur closed matters out with an 86-80 win against Holy Names University. Jalen Young and Kevin (West Campus High) Dent each scored 19 points for the victors while Dante (Salesian High) Robinson's 22 led HNU.
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Saturday:AP 85, AAU 71
In San Francisco on Saturday night, Azuza Pacific downed Academy of Art University 85-71 as LyDell (Mid-Peninsula High) Cardwell again showed he liked home cooking with 17 points plus five assists, both team bests.
Nick (Napa Valley College/St. Patrick-St. Vincent) Cary was solid for AAU with 16 points and seven boards.
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Nick (Napa Valley College/St. Patrick-St. Vincent) Cary was solid for AAU with 16 points and seven boards.
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From George Washington Assistant Coach Maurice Joseph
"Basketball’s Impostor" -- Coach Maurice Joseph
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