SB Nation User Blog: Trisani888

Kia is out indefinitely with a torn ACL

Trisani888 — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 00:04:14 -0000

Hi all,

Well, it looks like the injury to Micah Kia is not good. I was really hoping to see him "turn it on" this year and give our team a good 20-25 plays at guard this year... I think a platoon of Hasiak and Kia would have helped both players, and our team a bit. Well, at least if Sua'Filo really does go on a mission next year, Kia could step in...

http://www.insidesocal.com/ucla/2009/08/oy-kia.html

OL Recruit Edwards Decommits and is going to Cal.

Trisani888 — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 18:05:00 -0000

Didn't see this posted anywhere, so I thought I'd share the bad news. Dohn is reporting on his blog that Donovan Edwards (the JUCO OL that committed awhile back) has decommitted and has immediately committed to play for Tedford's Golden Bears. Other sources are saying that Edwards was not able to pass the strict UCLA admissions standards, which is the reason for his decommitment.

This is a huge blow to our OL depth, but I'm confident that Neuheisel, Chow, and Palcic can work with the players that we have and maximize their potential.

Sorry to be the bringer of bad news... but, GO BRUINS!

Another Big Man Coming for BH Hoops?

Trisani888 — Fri, 16 May 2008 18:31:42 -0000

Alex Stepheson from the University of North Carolina will be transferring from the school to a school on the west coast in order to be closer to his father, who is ill.

Stepehson starred at the nearby Harvard Westlake school and there is speculation that he may wind up at UCLA. However, some issues that were cited in his official release from UNC stated that he was looking for more playing time.

Whether Stepheson is eligible to play in 2008-2009 remains to be seen. Because his father is ill, Stepehson could apply to have the NCAA waive the normal one-year rule that applies to transfers. Of course, with the possible returns of LRMAM and AA2, as well as the possibility of landing J'Mison Morgan, the one-year transfer rule may actually work out should Stepheson end up at UCLA.

Regardless, whether or not Stepheson ends at UCLA, here is one Bruin fan hoping that his father can fully recover from his illness.