PSU .... tough game

In addition to Dominguez & Teifenthaler being eligible ...... these three are going to be tough to handle on 11/28, at the Chiles Center.

Dupree Lucas ; Big Sky Conf Newcomer of the Year Dupree Lucas (13.2 ppg, 3.2 rpg)
Scott Morrison ; Big Sky shot-blocking leader (11.2 ppg, 6.5 rpg)
Deonte Huff ; Experience wingman (10.7 ppg, 5.6 rpg)

Lucas is a versatile guard who is projected as one of the best players in the conference this season. During his career, Morrison has set PSU records for blocked shots in a career (134), season (70) and game (6). Huff, an all-around talent, may also rise to the upper echelon of players.

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talking about JD and Tiefenthhaler, it is my understanding that Tiefenthaler is not elgible unil Dec. 9th. He along with one other transfer. I may be wrong on this, but I don't believe so.

PSU beats Western Oregon for a 93-58 win. Next stop is UCLA.

upsailor is correct on Tiefenthaler. Even without him, PSU has the potential to be scary good this year.

upsailor wrote:Re:
talking about JD and Tiefenthhaler, it is my understanding that Tiefenthaler is not elgible unil Dec. 9th. He along with one other transfer. I may be wrong on this, but I don't believe so.

Tiefenthhaler and Hammond will be eligible after the fall term.

Granted I haven't seen JD since he left the bluff for the other Portland school, but i don't remember him impressing me much. From what i remember Ito is about as good as JD was. What does everyone else think?