Griz basketball redshirts.
The Griz basketball team comes into the 2007 season with a great deal of young talent. The problem with that is that some of these guys are going to have to sit. Seriously, the Griz basketball poster schedule has 17 guys on it. The basketball one only has 12.
At the bottom of this Missoulian article on how the Griz are looking to go dancing yet again, there is a note pointing to just who may sit out. The article itself isn't very interesting, it just has the very basics every team says after success. You know, "we'd love to get back, but we're just looking to take it one game at a time." Anyway, the most interesting part is a note on who will redshirt, here it is:
Graves is from Sacramento, California. He is still working on his shooting touch but he will become, in time, a very explosive player.
At the bottom of this Missoulian article on how the Griz are looking to go dancing yet again, there is a note pointing to just who may sit out. The article itself isn't very interesting, it just has the very basics every team says after success. You know, "we'd love to get back, but we're just looking to take it one game at a time." Anyway, the most interesting part is a note on who will redshirt, here it is:
Tinkle said he has talked to freshmen Zach Graves and Dave Vanderjagt about sitting out as redshirts, but the decision will be up to the players and their families. ... Freshman Jovanni Sims, who played at a prep school last season, has yet to receive the go-ahead to practice from the NCAA Clearinghouse. ... Sophomore Charlie Cox, who transferred from Montana-Western, must sit out this season.Vanderjagt's parents, who along with Big Dave are from Townsville, Australia, have been coming and watching their son at practice recently.
Graves is from Sacramento, California. He is still working on his shooting touch but he will become, in time, a very explosive player.
