Felton draws from past experiences in new role as UNM hoops assistant
Assistant coach Tarvish Felton has plenty of experience in the Mountain West and hopes to help build the Lobos back into a winner.
Source: abqjournal.com
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Lobo hoops notes: Pitino completes staff with Mountain West veteran
The UNM Lobos have hired Tarvish Felton, formerly of Fresno State and Utah State, to complete its hoops coaching staff.
Source: abqjournal.com
How BYU transfer Hunter Erickson sees next move as chance to 'focus on myself'
A few weeks after entering the NCAA transfer portal, Erickson committed to Salt Lake Community College.
Source: ksl.com
Utah State captain, father to-be is set to lead on senior night despite injury
Brock Miller missed 14 straight games due to a back injury. But the good-natured senior has led the Aggies on and off the court this season.
Source: ksl.com
Utah State captain, father to-be is set to lead on senior night despite injury
Brock Miller missed 14 straight games due to a back injury. But the good-natured senior has led the Aggies on and off the court this season.
Source: ksl.com
Boise State's Veteran Play Leads to a School Record 14th Consecutive Win
Everyone had a part to play as the Broncos win in Fresno 68-63 in overtime.
Source: mwcconnection.com
Utah Valley top scorer J.J. Overton joining former Utah State standout at Weber State
OGDEN — J.J. Overton will trade in Wolverine green for Wildcat purple for his final season of college basketball. The 6-foot-6, 190-pound senior from San Diego will graduate and transfer to Weber State for his final season of eligibility, a source confirmed to KSL.com. Overtons transfer was first reported by CBS Jon Rothstein. Overton, who played two seasons at Saddleback College in Mission Viejo, California, tied for the lead in scoring (with teammate Trey Woodbury) for Utah Valley in 2020-2...
Source: ksl.com