By Tom Ballato When you think West Virginia basketball, you think of all the greats that have sported the uniform, Jerry West, Da’Sean Butler, Rob Hundley, Will Robinson, Jevon Carter,

By Tom Ballato Josh Boone has been around the world playing professional basketball. He has made stops in China, Philippines, Estonia, Russia, Turkey, and Australia. It been a long journey

By Tom Ballato Eron Harris spent his collegiate career playing for two of college basketball’s greatest coaches, Bob Huggins and Tom Izzo. Harris was viewed as a mid-major player coming

By Tom Ballato Time at Duke University David McClure arrived at Duke University as a proven winner from Connecticut who won three state championships in his high school career. Before

By Tom Ballato Walk-ons in college basketball usually run the scout team and seldom play in games. They sit at the end of the bench and are not on scholarship.

By Tom Ballato Travis Bader always dreamed of playing Division 1 basketball, but only received one Division 1 scholarship. He arrived at Oakland University and redshirted his freshman year. When

By Tom Ballato Former George Mason standout Lamar Butler who lead George Mason on their historic run to the Final Four in 2006, is back ready to lead again. This time

By Tom Ballato Justin Burrell arrived at St. John’s as a highly touted forward from Bridgton Academy Preparatory School. He was a key part of St. John’s 2007 recruiting class that

By Tom Ballato Eric Devendorf is bringing his passion back to the court, but this time as a coach. After returning to his alma mater and spending the last two

By Tom Ballato Sean Evans played at St. John’s University from 2007-2011. During his time at St. John’s the team faced a lot of ups and downs, but he finished