Month: October 2006

Washington: Washington’s Hawes Undergoes Surgery

Washington’s Hawes Undergoes Surgery: Washington freshman Spencer Hawes underwent arthroscopic surgery Oct. 10 to remove loose particles in his right knee, coach Lorenzo Romar said. The 7-foot center was projected to only miss two to four weeks after the operation. Hawes was a 2006 McDonald’s All-American at Seattle Prep High […]

Texas State: Texas State Completes Staff

Texas State Completes Staff: Texas State has added Omar Lowery to coaching staff under head coach Doug Davalos. Lowery previously worked at Eastern New Mexico, where he was responsible for on-court coaching, recruiting, scouting and game preparation. He also brings on-court experience, playing at South Plains College and Concordia University. […]

Massachusetts: Two Minutemen Arrested

Two Minutemen Arrested: Two Massachusetts players were arrested Oct. 6 for fighting outside of a local coffee shop. Christopher Lowe Jr., 19, and Nana Ampim, 20, were arrested after they failed to obey police officers’ orders to stop fighting outside of a Starbucks. Apparently, they were two of nine people […]

Oklahoma State: Sutton Cuts Flowers

Sutton Cuts Flowers: Oklahoma State coach Sean Sutton dismissed freshman Gary Flowers from the team Oct. 7 for a violation of team rules. Although a news release from the school didn’t specify a reason for the dismissal, it is likely connected with Flowers’ recent run-ins with the law. Sutton had […]

Arkansas: NCAA Says Arkansas Freshman Can Play

NCAA Says Arkansas Freshman Can Play: The NCAA declared Arkansas freshman Michael Washington academically eligible by the NCAA on Oct. 5, ending the waiting game for the Razorbacks and their highly touted freshman standout. “Obviously, there is a lot of excitement because this part of the process has been completed,” […]

Notre Dame: Joyce Center Gets $24.7 Million Facelift

Joyce Center Gets $24.7 Million Facelift: Notre Dame’s basketball arena will experience a multimillion dollar renovation soon, due in large part to a $12.5 million donation from alumnus and former Morgan Stanley CEO Phillip Purcell. The project will include replacing the 5,763 bleacher seats with chairs, building a two-story entrance […]