Taking a look into the future
With the end of the season probably not even a week away, it might not be a bad time to check in with the three players who will be joining the Utes next season.
And it's not a bad view, either.
Riverton's Morgan Grim has been enjoying a superb season, leading the Silverwolves into the semifinals of the Class 5-A boys basketball tournament tonight against Spanish Fork. The 6-foot-7 forward and his fellow Wolves - they're 16-7 - will be looking to avenge a one-point overtime loss to the Dons earlier this season.
Carlon Brown was just as good, but not quite so lucky.
The 6-4 shooting guard from King High School in Riverside, Calif., missed a three-pointer that would have forced overtime in a 66-63 upset loss to Los Alamitos in the Division I-A sectional semifinals earlier this week. Still, Brown has averaged about 17 points per game this season, helping lead King to a 27-4 record and Ivy League championship.
Meanwhile, power forward Nemanja Calasan scored 19 points for Midland College, but could not prevent a 94-91 home loss to Frank Phillips College in the Western Junior College Athletic Conference title game in Texas on Thursday night. Midland missed out on the No. 1 seed at next week's Region V Tournament, but the 22-8 Plainsmen still will have the No. 3 seed.
And it's not a bad view, either.
Riverton's Morgan Grim has been enjoying a superb season, leading the Silverwolves into the semifinals of the Class 5-A boys basketball tournament tonight against Spanish Fork. The 6-foot-7 forward and his fellow Wolves - they're 16-7 - will be looking to avenge a one-point overtime loss to the Dons earlier this season.
Carlon Brown was just as good, but not quite so lucky.
The 6-4 shooting guard from King High School in Riverside, Calif., missed a three-pointer that would have forced overtime in a 66-63 upset loss to Los Alamitos in the Division I-A sectional semifinals earlier this week. Still, Brown has averaged about 17 points per game this season, helping lead King to a 27-4 record and Ivy League championship.
Meanwhile, power forward Nemanja Calasan scored 19 points for Midland College, but could not prevent a 94-91 home loss to Frank Phillips College in the Western Junior College Athletic Conference title game in Texas on Thursday night. Midland missed out on the No. 1 seed at next week's Region V Tournament, but the 22-8 Plainsmen still will have the No. 3 seed.
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Who forces a coach to resign just two years after a sweet-sixteen appearance?
Mostly, all of the fans who don't show up to the games anymore. And the administrators and boosters who fear that Giacoletti has irrevocably driven the program into the ground, and that there is not enough faith in him to allow time for a turnaround ...
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