From: paul@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (Paul R Krueger)
Subject: Re: Big 11 Recruits - 1992
Organization: Computing Services Division, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 22:58:21 GMT

In article <1992Jul27.124150.8006@dg-rtp.dg.com> foerster@dg-rtp.dg.com writes:
>This is how the Big Ten recruits shape up for this year. This ranking
>was produced by FutureStars Magazine. Included in this list are 
>returning red-shirts and Prop 48 casualties, however, they do not
>impact the rankings. 
>
>I only know of one change to the rankings. Steve Hart was
>listed as going to IU but he is headed to prep school this
>fall instead. 
>
>1. Ohio State         Gerald Eaker      6'11"  Westchester, IL
>                      Nate Wilbourne    6'10"  Columbus, OH
>                      Charles Macon     6'7"   Michigan City, IN 
>                      Derek Anderson    6'5"   Louisville, KY
>                      Grep Simpson      6'2"   Lima, OH
>
>2. Michigan State     Steve Polonowski  6'9"   Rockford, MI
>                      Jamie Feick       6'8"   Lexington, OH
>                      Quinton Brooks    6'7"   Akron, OH
>                      David Hart        6'5"   Battle Creek, MI
>
>3. Iowa               Kenyon Murray     6'5"   Battle Creek, MI
>                      Fred Brown        6'2"   Mercer Island, WA
>                      Monter Glasper    6'1"   Albion, MI
>                      Russ Millard      6'8"   REDSHIRT
>
>4. Minnesota          Trevor Wilson     7'0"   Slayton, MN
>                      David Washington  6'10"  Hutchinson  JC, KS
>                      Kevin Baker       6'6"   Toledo, OH
>
>5. Illinois           Chris Gandy       6'8"   Bradley, IL
>                      Richard Keene     6'5"   Collinsville, IL
>                      Andy Kaufmann     6'7"   REDSHIRT
>
>6. Purdue             Justin Jennings   6'6"   Grand Rapids, MI
>                      Porter Roberts    6'3"   Chattanooga, TN
>                      Scott Colonna     6'1"   Staten Island, NY
>                      Glenn Robinson    6'9"   PROP 48
>
>7. Indiana            Malcolm Sims      6'3"   Shaker Heights, OH
>                      Pat Graham        6'5"   MEDICAL REDSHIRT
>                      Brian Evans       6'7"   REDSHIRT
>
>8. Michigan           Leon Derricks     6'10"  Flint, MI
>                      Dugan Fife        6'3"   Clarkston, MI
>
>9. Penn State         Rashaan Parker    6'6"   Harrisburg, PA
>                      Wade Parsons      6'0"   Crossville, TN
>
>10.Wisconsin          Gregg Timmerman   6'10"  Cuba City, WI
>                      Otto McDuffie     6'5"   Milwaukee, WI
>
>11.Northwestern       Bret Yonke        6'8"   Burnsville, MN

 Seeing Wisconsin last in the Big 11 in anything relating to basketball
 isn't too surprising (you can't expect me to count Northwestern, can 
 you!! ;)), but hopefully things will change now that Ray McCallum has
 a REAL head coach above him to help recruit.

 BTW, has anyone heard anything on which way the big kid from Chicago 
 (Rashad Griffin???) might be leaning? Just hearing that a big-time player
 is even CONSIDERING Wisconsin is enough to thrill me!

 Salty

 p.s. Hey all you Wolverine fans...Next to Chris Webber, UW's Michael
 Finley is the best soph. in the Big 11! Remember him? The guy that
 dominated the game in which the Badgers slaughtered the Fab Five and
 friends by about 18 points in celebration of the firing of Steve Yoder!
 Also Tracy Webster will be schooling Jalen Rose for the next two years
 since he has a coach (Stu Jackson) that will let him run. Our supporting
 cast might suck, and hell, our record probably will too ;), but in the
 immortal words of Bob Dylan, The times they are a changin'!!