State basketball signings

[BBallExtreme]

Two ahead of you there, believe it or not. Is Crowder from Memphis Overton or Nashville Overton?

 

You ARE on top of it. Not only did you already have two already, but you posted before I could delete them! It's Memphis Overton.

[Indian]

Added Q’Schara Brown of Cleveland to Austin Peay, have several more to add.

[foxylady]

Most of these are not on the Prep Signees. Who adds individuals to this

area?

[Indian]

Added Carrie Goodson from Maryville to Bryan.

[PANTHER2331]

Brianna Kelley signed with King College.

[Indian]

What is her height and primary position? I remember she is from Greeneville.

[PANTHER2331]

Sorry, 5'10" Guard.

[Indian]

Added Courtney Gobble from Walker Valley to TN Wesleyan. She also will play softball there.

 

Added Jasmine Gardner from Memphis Mitchell to Liberty.

 

Added Breana Williams from Lausanne to Houston.

[Indian]

Added Kelsie Crips from Lebanon to Bryan College. The press release states she previously played at Wilson Central.

[TrojanTide10]

Red Bank's Bailey Lyness verbally committed to play for Tennessee Welseyan and Coach Jeff Rice last weekend.

[BBallExtreme]

Add Kamiko Williams to that list also. All those kids from Memphis you are referring to are all good players but signing in the SEC doesn't mean you can play at Tennessee, LSU, Vanderbilt, Georgia or even Auburn. They have signed with the basement dwellers in the SEC in most years, those teams can't even compete with the mid-major schools in our state. Case in point Alabama gets whipped last year at MTSU by 30. Granted Miss St. had a great season last year but can they keep that up year in year out, like the teams mentioned above.

 

Congratulations Jasmine James on helping end Georgia's eight game losing streak against the Vols. As a four time (out of a possible five) SEC freshman player of the week you must have REALLY stepped up your game since high school

 

Jasmine Hassell another Tennessee freshman also contributed to ending the streak.

[Sidetrain]

Janie Graves of Shelbyville verbally committed to University of Alabama-Huntsville wednesday.