Below, some recruiting news from around the Ivy League.TexasHoops.com reports that Jacoby Harrison, a 6'6" 245 lb. power forward from North Shore High School in Galena Park, Texas has a scholarship offer from Hartford and is receiving recruitment interest from Penn, Lamar, Liberty, Alabama, Marquette, Stanford, Tulsa and Wichita State, among others. He is a member of the class of 2011.
With Cornell's recruiting commitment over the weekend from Dominc Scelfo, the Big Red coaching staff is doing a great job filling future backcourt needs. The 6'3" Scelfo and 6'2" Jake Matthews are interchangeable guards. Both can play either point guard or shooting guard. Meanwhile, 6'6" Many Sahota fills a need on the wing.
Scelfo is comparable to Adam Gore, Chris Wroblewski or even Drew Housman. Probably not the best athlete you will see on the floor, Scelfo has a high basketball IQ and just knows where to position himself and his teammates. He is crafty with the basketball and rarely makes mistakes. He is one of the top long range shooters in Louisiana high school basketball and also has a knack for getting into the paint.
Mathews is comparable to a shorter version of Geoff Reeves, but reminds us even more of a former Penn standout, Andrew Toole. Matthews has a killer scoring instinct and just finds ways to get to the rim. He is also terrific on transition and possesses tremendous athleticism for an Ivy League player.
Sahota is a prototype small forward, capable of scoring from the outside, hitting a mid range shot off the dribble or screen, or finishing hard at the rim.
All three recruits are committed to defense and bring a passion for the game, which is self-evident every time they step onto the floor.
The additions of Scelfo, Mathews and Sahota raises Cornell's roster size to 14 players for the 2010-2011 season.
Below are lists of the Ivy League roster sizes and the incoming recruits for the 2010-2011 season.
With Cornell's recruiting commitment over the weekend from Dominc Scelfo, the Big Red coaching staff is doing a great job filling future backcourt needs. The 6'3" Scelfo and 6'2" Jake Matthews are interchangeable guards. Both can play either point guard or shooting guard. Meanwhile, 6'6" Many Sahota fills a need on the wing.
Scelfo is comparable to Adam Gore, Chris Wroblewski or even Drew Housman. Probably not the best athlete you will see on the floor, Scelfo has a high basketball IQ and just knows where to position himself and his teammates. He is crafty with the basketball and rarely makes mistakes. He is one of the top long range shooters in Louisiana high school basketball and also has a knack for getting into the paint.
Mathews is comparable to a shorter version of Geoff Reeves, but reminds us even more of a former Penn standout, Andrew Toole. Matthews has a killer scoring instinct and just finds ways to get to the rim. He is also terrific on transition and possesses tremendous athleticism for an Ivy League player.
Sahota is a prototype small forward, capable of scoring from the outside, hitting a mid range shot off the dribble or screen, or finishing hard at the rim.
All three recruits are committed to defense and bring a passion for the game, which is self-evident every time they step onto the floor.
The additions of Scelfo, Mathews and Sahota raises Cornell's roster size to 14 players for the 2010-2011 season.
Below are lists of the Ivy League roster sizes and the incoming recruits for the 2010-2011 season.
- Penn-23 total players, including, 7 seniors and 7 freshmen
- Columbia-18 players, including 4 seniors and 2 freshmen
- Harvard-17 total players, including 0 seniors and 3 freshman
- Princeton-16 total players, including, 3 seniors and 4 freshmen
- Yale-15 total players, including 3 seniors and 5 freshmen.
- Cornell-14 players, including 3 seniors, 3 freshmen and 1 transfer
- Brown-13 players, including 5 seniors and 2 freshmen
- Dartmouth-12 total players including 2 seniors and 0 freshmen
IVY LEAGUE 2010-2011 RECRUITING VERBAL COMMITMENTS
CORNELL
- Dominic Scelfo G 6-3 180 New Orleans LA Jesuit HS
- Jake Matthews G 6-2 Greensburg PA Greensburg Salem HS
- Manny Sahota F 6-6 Bramton ONT Canada St. Marguerite d'Youville Secondary
- Anthony Gatlin F 6-8 190 Pearland HS TX/Centenary College (Junior)
Brown
- Joe Sharkey G 6-2 Northfield MA Northfield Mt Hermon School (class of 2011)
- Sean McGonagil G 6-1 Riverside-Brookfield IL HS
- Dockery Walker F 6-7 Westtown PA HS
Columbia
- Dyami Starks G 6-2 Duluth East HS MN
- Steve Frankoski G 6-2 Hanover NJ St. Benedict's Prep School of Newark
Dartmouth
Harvard
- Laurent Rivard G 6-5 Northfield MA Northfield Mount Hermon School
- Ugo Okam C 7-0 Monteverde FL Monteverde Academy
- Matt Brown G 6-2 Northfield MA Northfield Mount Hermon School
Penn
- Miles Cartwright G 6-3 Los Angeles Loyola HS
- Dau Jok G 6-2 Des Moines IA Roosevelt HS
- Cameron Gunter F 6-8 Ridley PA HS
- Casey James G 6-3 Mission Viejo CA Capistrano Valley HS
- Kevin Panzer F 6-8 Mission Viejo CA Capistrano Valley HS
- Austin Kelly G 6-2 Hollywood CA Harvard-Westlake HS
- Steve Rennard G 6-0 Metuchen NJ St. Joseph's
Princeton
- Ben Hazel G 6-4 Wheaton MD Good Counsel HS
- Chris Clement G 6-1 Round Rock TX Stony Point HS
- Daniel Edwards C 6-9 Highland Park TX HS
- T.J. Bray G 6-3 Waukesha WI Catholic Memorial HS
Yale
- Will Bartlett G 6-6 New York NY Collegiate School
- Jesse Pritchard G 6-4 180 Ames IA Blair Academy NJ
- Jeremiah Kreisberg F 6-8 Oakland CA Head Royce HS
- Greg Kelley F 6-8 Newton MA New North HS
- Isaiah Salafia G 6-3 Crowell CT HS
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