UCLA transfer has SDSU pedigreeGo here for the remainder.
Gordon’s father was Aztec in ’80s
Mark Zeigler
San Diego Union-Tribune
December 10, 2009
Ed Gordon — he went by Eddy then — was a 6-foot-6, 238-pound forward on San Diego State basketball teams of the early 1980s with Tony Gwynn and Michael Cage. Now a middle-school math teacher in San Jose, Gordon says he “would be thrilled” if his 19-year-old son followed in his footsteps at Montezuma Mesa.
Who’s his son?
Drew Gordon, a 6-9 post player who was rated among the top prep prospects in the nation out of San Jose’s Archbishop Mitty High and who recently announced his intention to transfer from UCLA.
“We’re still trying to formulate a short list of schools, and San Diego State is definitely on the short list,” Ed Gordon said by phone yesterday. “They definitely have the type of program we’re looking for.”
Gordon, a sophomore, would have up to 2 1/2 years of eligibility remaining because he is transferring at the semester break, meaning he could start playing as soon as mid-December 2010 and stay for the following two seasons. He would have only 1 1/2 years of eligibility if he went to another Pac-10 school, but that doesn’t appear to be an option.
Ed Gordon said Georgetown, Florida, Notre Dame, Nevada, New Mexico and Gonzaga are among the schools showing interest in his son...
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Will Drew Gordon land at San Diego State
It's certainly nothing definitive but former Archbishop Mitty star could land at San Diego State (although we still think UVLV will be his next stop) per this article:
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I'd say SDSU is last on his list.
ReplyDeleteUNM is first, followed probably by Notre Dame, then UNLV.
His former club coach is an assistant at UNM, hence the first visit.
From there he will go to ND on a visit. He will decide after New Years.