Brits in College
-
Patrick ‘Paddy’ Bell Commits to Mercer
Patrick ‘Paddy’ Bell has committed to NCAA Division 1 school Mercer, who compete in the Atlantic Sun Conference. The 6’9″ big man was last playing...
-
Dylan Johns (1993 born) Commits to Texas A&M
Dylan Johns has committed to NCAA Division 1 school Texas A&M for the 2013-14 season. The athletic 7’0″ centre, who has been playing for Ipswich...
-
Theo Oghide (’96) Doin’ Work This Season at West Anchorage High!
Check out Birmingham’s Theo Oghide (1996 born/Class of 2014) doing work this season for West Anchorage High School in Alaska, where he helped lead the...
-
Ben Mead Commits to Franklin Pierce University
England Under-18 and Ipswich Tomcats’ Ben Mead has committed to NCAA Division 2 school Franklin Pierce University. The 6’7″ forward, who was part of the...
-
Allie Fullah Dunking Everything in His Junior Season at Charleston Southern!
Check out highlights of Londoner Allie Fullah at Charleston Southern this season. The 6’8″ 235lb forward averaged 4 points, 3.8 rebounds and 1.3 blocks in...
-
Top Five Brits in NCAA Division 1 for the 2012/13 Season
By Rowan Shiell We have finally gotten around to naming our top five British-born players in the American college basketball system, division one. There were...
-
Shore Adenekan Beastin’ This Season at Lamar Community College!
We’ve profiled Shore Adenekan a little bit before, but had a limited amount of footage to work with. Now, we can see more with his...
-
Will Saunders Wins NJCAA D1 National Championship With Central Florida
Former Great Britain Under-20 and current College of Central Florida forward, Will Saunders, has won the 2013 NJCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship Saunders, originally...
-
Brits in College: Week 18 Recap
By Rowan Shiell There isn’t enough time in the day for the amount of basketball games over the last week and in the coming fortnight. Nevermind the...
-
Brits in College: Week 17 Recap
By Rowan Shiell One of the greatest things about college basketball is if you have a poor regular season you can write it off and...
