Aaron LaBrie, a left-handed pitcher from Washington High in Sioux Falls, S.D., gave Wichita State baseball a commitment over the weekend. He’ll arrive in 2009, after his upcoming senior season.
Read the story here.
WSU will have three new walk-ons this season – Brett Steven (Bishop Carroll), Mason Felter (Bishop Carroll) and Reggie Britton (Plano, Texas). We got Steven’s story at WSU in the newspaper a few weeks ago. Here’s an attempt to introduce the other two. WSU coaches cannot comment on walk-ons until school starts.
Today: Mason Felter, a 6-foot-7 forward from Wichita. Read More »
WSU will have three new walk-ons this season – Brett Steven (Bishop Carroll), Mason Felter (Bishop Carroll) and Reggie Britton (Plano, Texas). We got Steven’s story at WSU in the newspaper a few weeks ago. Here’s an attempt to introduce the other two. WSU coaches cannot comment on walk-ons until school starts.
Today: Reggie Britton, a 6-foot-2 guard from Plano (Texas) High. Read More »
Former WSU guard Matt Braeuer proved he possesses one sharp basketball mind last season when he picked up new coach Gregg Marshall’s system so quickly it impressed coaches. So when Braeuer spoke on KWCH’s Sports Sunday it was must-see stuff for Shocker fans.
Two things stuck out.
- Shorts are a bad look on TV. Gotta wear slacks.
- The chances of guard Toure Murry making second-team All-MVC as a freshman are slim, and that’s being generous. Read More »
Wichita State forward Ramon Clemente doesn’t want to slow down his summer workouts, even after Monday’s collapse during conditioning drills. The WSU training staff and coaches are of a different opinion. The good news is Clemente does not believe his health is in any serious jeopardy. He blames Monday’s episode on stress caused by family issues, not the workout running steps and ramps at Cessna Stadium. He said there is no history of problems. Read More »
Shocker fans interested in following Ryan Jones and Dusty Coleman in the Cape Cod League should make Right Field Fog a regular stop on their Internet search. Will (no last name included) does a good job keeping up on the league and his writing style fits the subject. Read More »
Awvee Storey has his own page on Hoopedia. Dave Stallworth does not. Neither does Cleo Littleton or Cheese Johnson. It is up to us to right this wrong. Hoopedia is NBA.com’s version of Wikipedia, where one of two things happen: 1) We come together as a community to write an accurate version of history, or 2) Internet idiots try to punk the rest of us (it’s up to you to determine which approach is more appealing). Read More »
WSU has its first oral commitment of the summer. Right-hander Tobin Mateychick, from Enid, Okla., says he is on board. Mateychick (6-foot-5, 180 pounds) recently went to the Perfect Game Showcase in Minneapolis, so he may turn into a guy who the Shockers will watch nervously on draft day next spring. Read More »