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This information was posted in another thread (http://www.panthernation.com/showthread.php?t=3567)with a link to a story from the Courier, but I thought it would be good to start a new thread about this topic.
CARLTON REED TO TRANSFER TO UNI
Cedar Falls, Iowa – Guard Carlton Reed, who played the last two seasons
at the University of Iowa, will transfer to the University of Northern
Iowa, UNI head men’s basketball coach Ben Jacobson announced today.
Reed, a 6-4, 180-pound native of Waterloo, Iowa (East High School) will
enroll at UNI this fall and sit out the NCAA-mandated one year for
transfers. He will be able to practice with the Panthers immediately,
and will have two years of eligibility remaining when he takes the floor
starting in the 2007-08 season.
“We’re excited to have a person the quality of Carlton Reed join our
program,” Jacobson said. “Clearly, Carlton is one of the best
basketball players to come out of our metro area in a long time. His
ability to make three-point shots, combined with his athleticism, will
make him a perfect fit for our program. We’re absolutely thrilled that
Carlton has decided to come back home to UNI.”
Reed had a highly-decorated prep career at nearby Waterloo East High
School. He was named Iowa’s “Mr. Basketball” and the Gatorade Iowa
Player of the Year following his senior season of 2003-04, after
averaging 21.9 points, 6.7 rebounds and 4.3 assists per game. He helped
guide East High to the Class 4A championship as a junior, and a state
runner-up finish as both a sophomore and a senior. A four-year member
of the honor roll, the Trojans posted an impressive 90-12 record during
his four years in high school.
CARLTON REED TO TRANSFER TO UNI
Cedar Falls, Iowa – Guard Carlton Reed, who played the last two seasons
at the University of Iowa, will transfer to the University of Northern
Iowa, UNI head men’s basketball coach Ben Jacobson announced today.
Reed, a 6-4, 180-pound native of Waterloo, Iowa (East High School) will
enroll at UNI this fall and sit out the NCAA-mandated one year for
transfers. He will be able to practice with the Panthers immediately,
and will have two years of eligibility remaining when he takes the floor
starting in the 2007-08 season.
“We’re excited to have a person the quality of Carlton Reed join our
program,” Jacobson said. “Clearly, Carlton is one of the best
basketball players to come out of our metro area in a long time. His
ability to make three-point shots, combined with his athleticism, will
make him a perfect fit for our program. We’re absolutely thrilled that
Carlton has decided to come back home to UNI.”
Reed had a highly-decorated prep career at nearby Waterloo East High
School. He was named Iowa’s “Mr. Basketball” and the Gatorade Iowa
Player of the Year following his senior season of 2003-04, after
averaging 21.9 points, 6.7 rebounds and 4.3 assists per game. He helped
guide East High to the Class 4A championship as a junior, and a state
runner-up finish as both a sophomore and a senior. A four-year member
of the honor roll, the Trojans posted an impressive 90-12 record during
his four years in high school.
GO PANTHERS!!!
. Look, if Jack can keep everyone satisfied PT wise (which may not be easy) having lots of depth can only be a good thing for this program and take us to the next level. The more quality players the better, especially if everyone can have a Foster/Little team attitude
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