YouTube potpourri VI.
A hodgepodge of videos from various corners of the Princeton basketball family that don't fit anywhere else. First up, Sean Gregory learns soccer tips from the New York Red Bulls' Chris Albright.
A hodgepodge of videos from various corners of the Princeton basketball family that don't fit anywhere else. First up, Sean Gregory learns soccer tips from the New York Red Bulls' Chris Albright.
It only took two days for forward Denton Koon to have company in Princeton's 2011 recruiting class.
Joining him is a true gym rat, 6'3" guard Clay Wilson from Lincoln Christian School in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Wilson made his intentions known yesterday that he will attend Princeton next fall pending admission.
Today I talked with Wilson's high school coach Teddy Owens about this gifted shooter. Exclusive quotes, numerous videos and an assortment of articles and evaluations can be found after the jump.
6'7" forward Denton Koon from Liberty High School in Liberty, Missouri has declared his intention to play basketball at Princeton next season.
We'll have much more about the first publicly-announced member of the Tigers' 2011 recruiting class soon, but for now enjoy a video package on Koon from last December.
More information on this in tomorrow's news, but here's Denver head coach Joe Scott talking at length about the 2010-11 Pioneers schedule.
I appreciate the importance of this 1989 NCAA Tournament game as much as the next person, but titling the above YouTube video "Princeton beats #1 Georgetown" goes several steps beyond revisionist history. That said, you can now watch this game in its entirety on-line.
Please note that while the description says the audio is from WPRB's broadcast, it is actually the ESPN announcers calling the game.
The Kings assistant and the Pistons rookie both talk with B Ball Breakdown.
A handful of videos I didn't find the right moment to post while I was on vacation, starting with a fan-driven campaign to keep Judson Wallace at Treviso.
If you've never seen the 1965 Princeton basketball highlight film "The Year of the Tiger" before, it is (finally) available to stream on-line. Much higher quality than my beat-up VHS dub, too!
A handful of videos I haven't had found the right moment to post that have been collected over this week, starting with one of 30+ brief clips from Princeton's 1998 win over UAB. Brian Earl receives a nifty left-handed Chris Young backdoor bounce pass and scores between two defenders.
Taylor's work with the Inner City Education Foundation in Los Angeles is the subject of this VOA feature.
Will Venable matched his career high with four RBIs and slugged a three run home run (video) down the right field line as San Diego rallied past Baltimore, 9-4.
Earlier on Father's Day Venable was part of a USA Today piece about the four sons of former MLB players who are on the Padres' roster.