Artis & Oregon win again

Host Oregon was three points better than Arizona State yesterday with frosh point Dom Artis contributing 10 points, three assists and two steals in 25 minutes as a starter.

The latest on Dom Artis

Oregon downed Nevada 56-43 yesterday with Dom Artis totaling 10 points, four assists and three rebounds.

Artis leads but Oregon falls

Oregon fell to UTEP in the Lone Star State last night 91-84 in a game that went into overtime.

Dom Artis led the Ducks with 15 points (but shot 6-23 overall) and passed for six assists in 45!!! minutes of play.

Artis produces in easy Duck win

Dom Artis totaled 11 points and five assists in host Oregon's 87-35 demolition of Idaho State last night.

Artis enjoys another solid game

In a 95-78 Oregon home win over Texas San Antonio, freshman point Dom Artis scored 16 points on 7-8 shooting and added four assists plus a trio of steals.

Artis contributes again

Oregon took down UNLV 83-79 in Sin City with frosh Dom Artis totaling 11 points, six rebounds and three steals in 32 minutes as a starter.

Oregon shellacks Vandy

Oregon demolished visiting Vanderbilt 70-48 last night with Dom Artis' line being four points, three rebounds, three assists, three steals in 23 minutes as a freshman starter.

Artis starts regular season well

It was host Oregon 83-73 over Northern Arizona on Saturday. Dom Artis started and played 21 minutes, finishing with 10 points, three rebounds, three assists and a pair of steals but he did have five TOs.

Artis scores in Oregon beatdown of Concordia

Jeff Eisenberg has the details of Dom Artis' initial game for Oregon:

GOOD START FOR OREGON'S POINT GUARDS: None of Oregon's three potential starting point guards did anything to hurt their chances in Monday's 102-75 win over Concordia University. Highly touted freshman Dominic Artis started and scored a game-high 17 points on 7-for-11 shooting, though his five turnovers were a few too many...

A & A finish strong

Mitch Stephens looks at Dom Artis and Brandon Ashley going out on top.

More press for Dom Artis

Mark Knight/West Coast Recruiting offers this take after watching Findlay Prep's Dominic Artis:

"He may be the smallest player on his team but he goes after the rim hard. He had a few really impressive steals that he took the distance for the lay-in. He also was draining three point shots and has a really quick first step. The Oregon Ducks walked away with a steal in Artis."

Three visits for Dom Artis

BruinsBall has the tweet scoop on Dom Artis:

"Dominic Artis will visit Oregon this weekend. Will also set up visits to Memphis and Kansas"

Dom Artis tripping

Former UCLA commit and current Findlay Prep prep Dom Artis is up in Eugene this weekend. No rain this weekend up in Oregon unless Jabari Brown is opening up the heavens from long distance.

Dom Artis to be a Bruin

Mitch Stephens reports on Dominic Artis' decision to go with Ben Howland and UCLA.

Major national love for Dominic Artis

Justin Young at his National Hoops Report site talked with an anonymous camp coach from the LeBron James Skills Academy and this was offered about a certain northern California point:

"Dominic Artis (2012) – I thought he was the second best point guard that I saw (behind Purvis). He created for others, for himself and shot the ball really well. He defends really well, too. Total package, this kid."

The excerpt above is taken from this article.

DA to FP

Phil Jensen is covering the Dom Artis transfer to Findlay Prep.

More love for Dom Artis, Stephen Domingo and also Dakarai Allen

Eric Bossi (a Rivals sub is required) is back with more on a pair of Nor Cal talents impressing him at the Pangos event:   

Stephen Domingo, SF (San Francisco, 2013)- The ridiculous shooting display he put on from deep during the Top 50 camp game was just the culmination of what he'd done all weekend. Given that he's already a highly ranked four-star prospect, it's not a surprise that he was able to go off for 30 points (11-18 FG, 5-7 3PT) and six rebounds. Domingo is as pure a jump shooter as there is in the country, regardless of class, has great size and he is much more skilled creating shots off the dribble than people want to give him credit for.

Dakarai Allen, SF/SG (Sacramento, 2013)- The long and athletic Allen was constantly making plays in passing lanes and playing with good effort. Already a three-star prospect after seeing him last summer with Play Hard Play Smart and then with his high school time during the winter, he's improved since we last saw him in December.

Jerry Meyer (a Rivals sub is required) is below with his Dom Artis report: 

Dominic Artis 2012, point guard- One of the high-rising point guards in the class, Artis had an efficiently effective all-star showing. His most impressive attribute is his ability to see the court while probing to score.

All-star game stats: 10 points, 4-7 from the field, 1-3 from three, 1-2 from the line, one rebound and six assists (game high)

Dave Rogahn (a Rivals sub is required) also has Domingo-itis:

In the Top 50 All-Star game at the 9th annual Pangos All-American Camp this past weekend at CS Dominguez Hills, Stephen Domingo (St. Ignatius-San Francisco) stole the show with 30 points on 11-for-17 from the floor plus 6 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 steals to earn MVP laurels for the game.

He made five 3-pointers, more than the rest of his team put together and as many as the other team's total.

Brandon Ashley, Dom Artis and Stephen Domingo getting some national love

Jerry Meyer of Rivals posted this yesterday (a Rivals sub is required) after viewing games at the Jayhawk Invitational in Lawrence, Kansas:

Brandon Ashley (2012, Oakland Soldiers) - Ashley is progressively expanding his game. Friday night he looked great attacking the basket off the dribble from the wing.

Ohio State and Connecticut are the latest schools to offer Brandon Ashley. Planning to formulate a list by mid-summer, Ashley also mentioned offers from all the Pac-10 schools, along with Kansas, Kentucky, Texas, Wake Forest and interest from North Carolina.

Dominic Artis (2012, Oakland Soldiers) - ...Artis played with composure and confidence at the point guard position. Constantly in command of his handle, he broke down the defense with regularity and found open teammates.

Then, Eric Bossi of Rivals posted this today (a Rivals sub is required):

Stephen Domingo, SF, Dream Vision 16's- A thin wing, the near 6-foot-6 Domingo is the owner of one of the smoothest jump shots in the class of 2013. Skilled around the perimeter, he shot faked and used a control dribble to create a little separation. A four-star prospect, his game will open up even more if he looks to get into the lane and attack the rim a bit more.