Cosby Hopes to Hear From Terps

At 6-foot-3 and 180 pounds, 2011 prospect Aaron Cosby has begun to receive interest from some of the top programs in the country. One school he hopes to hear from is the Maryland Terrapins.   Full Story

One of the nation's top point guards in the 2011 class has narrowed down his college options to just six schools. Of those six, three stand out including the Miami RedHawks. Taylor has become a prime target for the RedHawks as Miami's future roster is noticeably void of true point guards.   Full Story

Trayvonn Wright is one of the most athletic players in the Midwest. As a sophomore, he won the Iowa high jump championship with a mark of 6’10”. For the achievement, he got the rare honor of being inducted into his high school’s hall of fame. He gave up his chance to defend his state title as a junior to focus on basketball. As a result, he elevated his play and earned six scholarship offers.   Full Story

2010 WF Duje Dukan (6’8/9”, 200) from Deerfield High School outside Chicago is considered not just one of the best shooters in Illinois, but possibly the best shooter in the nation. His outside prowess has earned him an offer from the Miami RedHawks and eight other schools.   Full Story

As one of the top shooting guards in Ohio standing at 6’2” and 205 pounds, Traevon Jackson has made a name for himself this summer. His skills make him one of the more highly desired guards in the Ohio 2011 class.   Full Story

Chip Rank, a 6-foot-6, 230-pound forward from Cedarburg (WI) High, has committed to Northern Iowa, according to sources close to his recruitment. Rank is the second commitment for the Panthers, joining Nate Buss of Charles City (IA) High.   Full Story

At the end of his unofficial visit Thursday, one of the top rising players in Ohio decided to play for Charlie Coles and the Miami RedHawks.   Full Story

As one of the tallest and best shooting wing forwards in Ohio standing at 6’7” and 185 pounds, Jon Harris has blown up this summer. His height and ballhandling skills make him one of the premier 2010 wing players in Ohio. The result is the sleeper has gone from an unknown to a player with ten solid offers.   Full Story

Alex Dragicevich recently took a trip to a Big East program. Shortly after the visit, the versatile perimeter prospect made up his mind.   Full Story

Rank talks about his second visit to Oxford and names one of his leaders.   Full Story

2010 power forward Chip Rank (6’7”, 215) of Cedarburg, Wisconsin has seen his AAU season come to an end after playing July tournaments in Cincinnati, Louisville, Milwaukee, and Las Vegas. These tournaments were played in front of coaches from across the country. Now that AAU is over, it is now time for him to focus on what college to attend next year.   Full Story

LAS VEGAS – The events aren’t as strong out in Vegas as they once were. Nevertheless, we were on the grind looking and wouldn’t you know we ran into 2012’s Amile Jefferson who made it all worth the trip.   Full Story

Dylan Kaufman (2012) may come from a small school, but he has been receiving big college interest early in his high school. The 6’3” guard was seen at Cincinnati’s Take 5 Classic getting watched by coaches from MAC, Big Ten, and ACC schools.   Full Story

Griffin McKenzie had a back injury that prevented him from really showing what he could do during his junior season at Moeller High School. Now, the versatile 6’8 power forward is hitting his stride at the right time and Division I coaches have taken notice. DeaconSports caught up with McKenzie to get his thoughts on his play this summer as well as were he stands in his recruitment.   Full Story

As the son of former Xavier basketball star Ralph Lee, Cameron Lee (2011) has a lot of expectations put upon him. The good news is the 6’3” and 190 pound combo guard is still growing and may fit into his father’s big shoes. In fact, being projected to grow to be 6’6,” the Ohio standout may be able to play the forward positions as well when he gets to college.   Full Story

2010 PF Chip Rank (6’7”, 215) from Cedarburg, Wisconsin has drawn the attention of many schools this spring and summer on the AAU circuit. He helped his club to the a pool championship and a spot in the platinum bracket at Adidas Take 5 Classic in Cincinnati, Ohio earlier this week. As a result of his play in Cincinnati, he earned a scholarship offer to Miami University.   Full Story

At the Adidas Take 5 Classic in Cincinnati this week, Kentucky standout Ricardo Johnson was being watched by coaches from many different programs. Johnson updated RedHawk Insider on who he noticed watching him at the tournament.   Full Story

Chrishawn Hopkins of Indianapolis Manuel High School has remained a relative unknown in the area due to moving back and forth from Las Vegas to Indiana. As a result, Hopkins only got to play in 8 games last season for Manuel. However, once he attended the Elite Camps at Indiana and Miami, he no longer was flying under the radar.   Full Story

Three sport star Jack Isenbarger of Zionsville (IN) High School came away from Miami’s Elite Camp quite impressed with the Oxford, Ohio school and now has the RedHawks at the top of his list.   Full Story

Quinten Rollins made the call the Miami staff earlier today. The 6’1”, 175 pound senior-to-be point guard told them he was ready to be a RedHawk.   Full Story

The Miami RedHawks top need going into the summer was a wing player who can play inside and outside. Well, Charlie Coles and his staff strike gold with their first commitment in the class of 2010.   Full Story

For the second straight year, Quinten Rollins has attended Miami-OH’s Elite Camp. The 6’1”, 175 pound senior-to-be point guard considered the camp a success.   Full Story

6’5 ” 2010 shooting guard Roy “Devyn” Marble, Jr., (son of former Iowa star of the same name), recently made an unofficial visit to Miami-OH. It appears the Lathrup Village, Michigan standout enjoyed himself.   Full Story

MU's Charlie Coles produced some of the top wings to ever play in the MAC including Wally Szczerbiak, Nathan Peavy, Danny Horace, Juby Johnson, and 2009 MAC POTY Michael Bramos. With no wings in the stellar 2009 class, MU is wants the right player to fill Miami’s biggest need in the 2010 class. Possibly Miami’s top target to fill the role as the next great wing for the RedHawks is Josh Sewell.   Full Story

Miami RedHawks offer lightning quick Ohio class of 2011 point guard.   Full Story