jcardoza77 wrote:

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I have not seen any new names n the rivals, scout or hoopmasters sites.

... I'd be inclined to think a big 6'4"--6'6" wing with a shot would be on the wish list, but Bjornstad would be a pretty good get.

Cameron Catlett | SG

Hometown San Antonio, TX High School James Madison High School Position rank Shooting Guard # 190 Height 6'3" Weight 185 lbs. Evaluation November, 2008: Catlett was voted the tournament MVP after leading his team to the championship versus Duncanville High School. He is a quick combo guard that made countless plays down the stretch of the dribble and also locked up his man on the defensive end to help hold of Duncanville's run at the end of the game. He made key free throws at the end of the game that sealed the victory. His outside shot was inconsistent during the tournament, but he was productive in scoring by attacking the basket. He is able to make plays for his teammates of the dribble by getting into the lane and making the simple play.

UTA SIGNS CAMERON CATLETT TO NATIONAL LETTER OF INTENT

Guard led team to 33-2 record as senior

April 22, 2009

ARLINGTON, Tx. - UT Arlington head men's basketball coach Scott Cross announced today the program has signed guard Cameron Catlett (San Antonio, Tex./Madison HS) to a national letter of intent to begin playing for the Mavericks in the fall of 2009.

Catlett, who is 6-3, 185 pounds, will join 6-10 forward Jordan Reeves and 6-6 forward Kerry Jones, in the 2009 recruiting class.

"We are excited to add a player of Cameron's caliber and ability our program," Cross said. "He brings many different dimensions to our team and I look forward to the contributions he is going to make to our program."

He led Madison to 33-2 record as a senior and helped the Mavericks earn a No. 5 ranking in the nation this past season. He was a first team all-state Class 5A selection and the MVP of the Lone Star Invitational. During his high school career, he helped his team to a 135-20 record.

Catlett was named the MVP of the McDonalds Invitational this past season after helping lead his team to the tournament championship. His Madison team defeated nationally-ranked Duncanville to win the tournament. He was also honored as the ESPN National Player of the Week in December.

He has been ranked as one of the top players in the state by Texas Hoops and one of the upper echelon players in the nation by Hoop Scoop.

Catlett chose UT Arlington over Santa Clara, Colorado State, Utah State and Cornell among others.

Isaiah Nunn | SF

Hometown Moline, IL High School The Patterson School (NC) Height 6'6" Weight 185 lbs. Evaluation No evaluation available at this time. ESPN.com Originally Published: October 16, 2008 By Bob Gibbons Scouts Inc. LENOIR, N.C.-- In the fourth annual Battle of the Blue Ridge, matching two national prep basketball powers, Oak Hill Academy, Mouth of Wilson, Va., and locally-based Patterson School Prep, The third period was 20 minutes running clock, and was played primarily by the reserves for each team. Patterson School, led by high-flying senior wing Isaiah Nunn (Peoria, Ill.) with nine points, beat Oak Hill 23-19. Battle of the Blue Ridge Notes: • Oak Hill Academy and Patterson School Prep have developed a strong rivalry. Both teams played hard and with much intensity at both ends of the court. Patterson School has the advantage of having older players, including seven post-graduates, and a much deeper roster. Coach Chris Chaney has 25 players on his Patterson team, and he played 17 in the scrimmages. Plus, his team had already played two earlier games. Oak Hill Academy is a true high school team, and follows the player age and eligibility rules of the National Federation of High Schools. • This competitive, entertaining event was attended by 26 college coaches, including Charlotte head coach Bobby Lutz, and two of his assistants. Also, in the building were Virginia Tech head coach Seth Greenberg, and, assistant coaches Orlando Antigua of Memphis; Mike Muse of Wake Forest; Dermon Player of Seton Hall; Chuck Driesell of Maryland; Kevin Mouton of Rice; Mike Boynton of South Carolina; Matt McKillop and Jim Fox of Davidson; Darren Tillis of Marshall; Ken McDonald of Western Kentucky, and others. Bob Gibbons is a recruiting coordinator for ESPN Scouts Inc., the editor and publisher of the All Star Sports report and is widely regarded as the recruiting guru of college basketball. Patterson School Tourney Run Down: Part I by: Jeff Terrenzio, February 16th Many scholarship level basketball players (Division I and II) were on display this past weekend at the Martin Luther King Center in Lenoir, North Carolina. During the seven games of basketball on Saturday, some of the stand outs players are as follows: Game 1: Patterson School B Team (NC) vs. Heat Academy (VA) Myles Holley (Heat Academy)- Holley, a 6'4" shooting guard displayed above average athleticism during the game Davis Martens (Patterson) - Martens is a 6'9" PF, with a nice frame Others: Patrick Beverly (6'5" SF, Heat Academy) - Beverly is a strong, fairly versatile wing player. Isaiah Nunn (6'6" PF, Patterson) - A fairly athletic forward, could be a D-II / low major player.