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Post by dunksalot on Apr 9, 2015 21:22:11 GMT -8
Not easy to find but I did some web searching and found some interesting names in the LA Times history of their annual hoops award. Some incomplete (and maybe incorrect) as I could not find a real list.
1990: Ed O'Bannon (Artesia)
1997: Baron Davis (Crossroads)
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2000:
2001: Tyson Chandler (Dominguez)
2002: Hassan Adams (Westchester)
2003: Trevor Ariza (Westchester)
2004: Jordan Farmar (Taft)
2005: Amir Johnson (Westchester)
2006: James Harden (Artesia)
2007: Chace Stanback (Fairfax)
2008: Jrue Holiday (North Hollywood Campbell Hall)
2009: Kawhi Leonard (King)
2010: Dwayne Polee, Jr. (Westchester)
2011: Ryan Anderson (LB Poly)
2012: Katin Reinhardt (Mater Dei)
2013: Stanley Johnson (Mater Dei)
2014: Stanley Johnson (Mater Dei)
2015: Jeremy Helmsley (Damien)
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Post by Frantic on Apr 9, 2015 21:53:55 GMT -8
SDSU has landed three of the last six, with two straight from high school. I can't believe I'd ever see the day.
Plus, by all accounts we could've had Ryan Anderson on the bounce back, but Fish chose to give AQ the scholie instead.
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Post by Fishn'Aztec on Apr 10, 2015 5:36:06 GMT -8
I searched the L.A. Times and it said in 1994 SDSU signed a forward named Rickenbacker from Manual Arts High. I don't remember him was he an AZTEC??
From the pages of the 1994 L.A. Times Sports:
Other players to receive Division I scholarships are: Crenshaw guard Tommie Davis (Houston), Crenshaw forward Tremaine Fowlkes (California), Fremont guard Calvin Patterson (Loyola Marymount), Manual Arts forward David Rickenbacker (San Diego State) and Washington forward Dayron Harris (Cal State Long
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Post by ignoranus on Apr 10, 2015 6:16:44 GMT -8
What award did Tommie Johnson win?
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Post by haleiwaaztec on Apr 10, 2015 7:57:54 GMT -8
SDSU has landed three of the last six, with two straight from high school. I can't believe I'd ever see the day. Plus, by all accounts we could've had Ryan Anderson on the bounce back, but Fish chose to give AQ the scholie instead. I think Anderson was also close to coming to SDSU as a transfer as well. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 10, 2015 8:01:51 GMT -8
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Post by gigglyforshrigley on Apr 10, 2015 8:05:26 GMT -8
Pretty incredible Stanley Johnson won it twice in a row. It's interesting how highly rated overall some of those recruits were and how low some were rated, yet they won the same award
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Post by therealoracle on Apr 10, 2015 8:07:15 GMT -8
Pretty incredible Stanley Johnson won it twice in a row. It's interesting how highly rated overall some of those recruits were and how low some were rated, yet they won the same award Did we recruit Katin? The Real Oracle Out |
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Post by longtimebooster on Apr 10, 2015 8:25:35 GMT -8
Not easy to find but I did some web searching and found some interesting names in the LA Times history of their annual hoops award. Some incomplete (and maybe incorrect) as I could not find a real list. 1990: Ed O'Bannon (Artesia) 1997: Baron Davis (Crossroads) 1998: 1999: 2000: 2001: Tyson Chandler (Dominguez) 2002: Hassan Adams (Westchester) 2003: Trevor Ariza (Westchester) 2004: Jordan Farmar (Taft) 2005: Amir Johnson (Westchester) 2006: James Harden (Artesia) 2007: Chace Stanback (Fairfax) 2008: Jrue Holiday (North Hollywood Campbell Hall) 2009: Kawhi Leonard (King) 2010: Dwayne Polee, Jr. (Westchester) 2011: Ryan Anderson (LB Poly) 2012: Katin Reinhardt (Mater Dei) 2013: Stanley Johnson (Mater Dei) 2014: Stanley Johnson (Mater Dei) 2015: Jeremy Helmsley (Damien) Good work. Thanks. I tried digging up this list a couple of days ago after some confusion between L.A. Times POY and L.A. City POY. Couldn't find squat. You'd think the L.A. Times would have some sort of list posted, but no. |
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Post by Fishn'Aztec on Apr 10, 2015 8:32:14 GMT -8
Not easy to find but I did some web searching and found some interesting names in the LA Times history of their annual hoops award. Some incomplete (and maybe incorrect) as I could not find a real list. 1990: Ed O'Bannon (Artesia) 1997: Baron Davis (Crossroads) 1998: 1999: 2000: 2001: Tyson Chandler (Dominguez) 2002: Hassan Adams (Westchester) 2003: Trevor Ariza (Westchester) 2004: Jordan Farmar (Taft) 2005: Amir Johnson (Westchester) 2006: James Harden (Artesia) 2007: Chace Stanback (Fairfax) 2008: Jrue Holiday (North Hollywood Campbell Hall) 2009: Kawhi Leonard (King) 2010: Dwayne Polee, Jr. (Westchester) 2011: Ryan Anderson (LB Poly) 2012: Katin Reinhardt (Mater Dei) 2013: Stanley Johnson (Mater Dei) 2014: Stanley Johnson (Mater Dei) 2015: Jeremy Helmsley (Damien) Good work. Thanks. I tried digging up this list a couple of days ago after some confusion between L.A. Times POY and L.A. City POY. Couldn't find squat. You'd think the L.A. Times would have some sort of list posted, but no. You think Tommie Davis was The POY in 1994? |
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Post by aztecbb on Apr 10, 2015 17:09:40 GMT -8
Nice post - that's a darn impressive list!
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Post by Pasadenaztec on Apr 10, 2015 19:01:22 GMT -8
The only thing you did wrong was spell Jeremy Hemsley's name incorrectly.
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Post by OldSlowWhiteBaller on Apr 10, 2015 19:08:41 GMT -8
SDSU has landed three of the last six, with two straight from high school. I can't believe I'd ever see the day. Plus, by all accounts we could've had Ryan Anderson on the bounce back, but Fish chose to give AQ the scholie instead. Jeremy Hemsley may have the best overall pure basketball skills out of high school of the three! JMO! |
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Post by theoracle on Apr 10, 2015 19:44:47 GMT -8
1993 winner was James "Gumby" Gray that played for Tark at Fresno State. He was on the up and coming Westchester basketball team that had a kid by the name of Jason Sanders who ended up playing for SDSU.
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Post by theoracle on Apr 10, 2015 19:46:17 GMT -8
Something about Baron Davis. The Oracle witnessed with his own eyes Baron Davis dunking with two hands from the Free Throw Line. For a guard, he not only had crazy athleticism, but had very long arms as well.
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Post by Gundo on Apr 12, 2015 21:24:57 GMT -8
Not easy to find but I did some web searching and found some interesting names in the LA Times history of their annual hoops award. Some incomplete (and maybe incorrect) as I could not find a real list. 1990: Ed O'Bannon (Artesia) 1997: Baron Davis (Crossroads) 1998: 1999: 2000: 2001: Tyson Chandler (Dominguez) 2002: Hassan Adams (Westchester) 2003: Trevor Ariza (Westchester) 2004: Jordan Farmar (Taft) 2005: Amir Johnson (Westchester) 2006: James Harden (Artesia) 2007: Chace Stanback (Fairfax) 2008: Jrue Holiday (North Hollywood Campbell Hall) 2009: Kawhi Leonard (King) 2010: Dwayne Polee, Jr. (Westchester) 2011: Ryan Anderson (LB Poly) 2012: Katin Reinhardt (Mater Dei) 2013: Stanley Johnson (Mater Dei) 2014: Stanley Johnson (Mater Dei) 2015: Jeremy Helmsley (Damien) That's a lot of NBA talent. |
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Post by AzTex on Apr 12, 2015 21:31:25 GMT -8
Not easy to find but I did some web searching and found some interesting names in the LA Times history of their annual hoops award. Some incomplete (and maybe incorrect) as I could not find a real list. 1990: Ed O'Bannon (Artesia) 1997: Baron Davis (Crossroads) 1998: 1999: 2000: 2001: Tyson Chandler (Dominguez) 2002: Hassan Adams (Westchester) 2003: Trevor Ariza (Westchester) 2004: Jordan Farmar (Taft) 2005: Amir Johnson (Westchester) 2006: James Harden (Artesia) 2007: Chace Stanback (Fairfax) 2008: Jrue Holiday (North Hollywood Campbell Hall) 2009: Kawhi Leonard (King) 2010: Dwayne Polee, Jr. (Westchester) 2011: Ryan Anderson (LB Poly) 2012: Katin Reinhardt (Mater Dei) 2013: Stanley Johnson (Mater Dei) 2014: Stanley Johnson (Mater Dei) 2015: Jeremy Helmsley (Damien) That's a lot of NBA talent. And it looks like we're starting to get more than our share.  |
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Post by Gundo on Apr 12, 2015 23:44:35 GMT -8
we needed AQ this year and I am glad that Fish kept him on Scholarship, but boy it would have been nice to have Ryan Anderson at PF at 6'9 he has an inside and outside game and will be playing for Zona.
looking forward to see Hemsley, not sure we need that 5th year PG?
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Post by Gundo on Apr 27, 2015 23:13:40 GMT -8
Hemsley's running mate Bryce Peters got another offer today. "2016 Damien (CA) G Bryce Peters has received an offer from San Jose State." We could see him playing in the MWC at San Jose or Wyo, ESPN rates him a 3-star player.
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Post by longtimebooster on Apr 28, 2015 7:22:17 GMT -8
Geez, I remember when we couldn't even get a Union-Tribune POY. I still remember the interview with Chase Budinger and Scott & BR. When discussing his recruiting, Scott asked him if he'd ever considered giving SDSU a look. Chase snorted, chuckled and replied, "No. Not at all."
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