Kenyon Martin, Jr. had offers from Cincinnati, Georgetown, Florida State, Memphis, TCU, UCLA, Vanderbilt, Oklahoma, Oregon State, USC, Nevada, Memphis, UC-Santa Barbara and West Virginia.  The only school that he’s visited so far on an official visit is West Virginia back in October of last year. 

Javon Franklin, the 6-6 200 pound forward from Holmes Community College, is officially in Morgantown for the next two days. 

The leading high school basketball scorer and rebounder in the state of Kentucky will be a preferred walk-on next year for Coach Bob Huggins and the West Virginia Mountaineers.  Averaging 34.9 points and 15.8 rebounds last year at Silver Grove High School, a very small school close to Huggins’ old stomping grounds of Cincinnati, Macke is the future Mountaineer that no one is talking about.

West Virginia and New Jersey appear to be Coach Neal Brown’s focus early on during his start at WVU

Pat White doesn’t do a lot of interviews.  After a thorough search of the internet, very few audio interviews of Pat White exist.  One of the best college football players ever, the best quarterback and perhaps player in West Virginia University football history, a Mountaineer fan favorite and yet, he’s not been heard from a lot.

Sagaba Konate has made it official.  He will pursue his dream of playing in the NBA.  He has submitted his name for this year’s NBA Draft and intends to sign with an agent.  

After signing both Sean McNeil and Tajzmel Sherman, and Kenyon Martin, Jr. likely to sign, Bob Huggins is certainly scouring the JUCO ranks for any players remaining that could benefit his WVU team next year and in the future.  

Pat White is the best player to ever play football for West Virginia University.  Not only is he the most talented and most accomplished, Pat White is among the toughest and most competitive. 

Aaron Lewis, the 6’5 240 pound Defensive Lineman out of Williamstown, New Jersey, recently committed to West Virginia University.  This was a huge commitment for the Mountaineers, but now he will play the role as lead recruiter in the state of West Virginia

Clarence Nadolny, the fabulous 6’3 190 combo guard out of Scotland, Pennsylvania, has arrived in Morgantown.  Nadolny, a 3 star prospect who is originally from Paris, France, would be the cherry on top of the recruiting week sundae for Bob Huggins after landing both JUCO players Sean McNeil and Tajzmel “Taz” Sherman.