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I don't believe I have seen this posted, but several sources report Columbus Brookhaven forward Craig Sealy has committed to Bowling Green for 2010. He is 6'6" and a front court power type player. Brookhaven is a very good program and Sealy has played with high level AAU teams. Hopefully, Craig will spend all four years with us rather than cutting out like former Brookhaven star Ron Lewis.

Perhaps others can dig out information and I apologize if I am late on this post.

Thanks falconfan. I don't think that had been posted anywhere. Sounds like another good player for us. Coach Orr is clearly stocking up on inside players.

ESPN gave him a score of 83, which is in the "High Major Prospect" classification and is described as "Player has the potential to start or significantly contribute as a freshman for most top national Division I programs."

ESPN spells it "Sealey".

EDIT - He had offers from Wright State amd JMU according to:
http://highmajorscoop.com/2009/07/weekend-scoop/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Good to hear! Good news in the hoops forum lately with this commitment as well as Erger.

GO FALCON HOOPS

That's a nice pick-up and the foundation for a strong program over the next four years.

BGSUfalcons wrote:ESPN gave him a score of 83, which is in the "High Major Prospect" classification and is described as "Player has the potential to start or significantly contribute as a freshman for most top national Division I programs."

A score of 83 is a "Mid-Major Prospect"

83-86: Mid-major prospect
Player should be a solid contributor and two- or three-year starter at a mid-major program.

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/recruiti ... id=2639514" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

BGroars22 wrote:

BGSUfalcons wrote:ESPN gave him a score of 83, which is in the "High Major Prospect" classification and is described as "Player has the potential to start or significantly contribute as a freshman for most top national Division I programs."

A score of 83 is a "Mid-Major Prospect"

83-86: Mid-major prospect
Player should be a solid contributor and two- or three-year starter at a mid-major program.

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/recruiti ... id=2639514" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

The site is inconsistent. If you do a prospect search and then click on the grade next to the player's name, you will see:

Scouts Inc. High School Grading System
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90-100: Immediate Impact ProspectPlayer demonstrates rare abilities and has the potential to start as a freshman for a national, top-25 program.

80-89: High Major Prospect
Player has the potential to start or significantly contribute as a freshman for most top national Division I programs.

70-79: Major/Mid-Major Prospect
Player either can earn a scholarship to a top national Division I program or contribute significantly as a freshman at the mid-major level.

60-69: Low Division I/Mid-Major Prospect
Player has the ability to earn a scholarship to a mid-major or low Division I program.

50-59: Prospect
Player has some redeeming qualities but is not projected to contribute at the Division I level.

45: Pending Prospect w/ film
Scouts Inc. has received film of the prospect and an evaluation is pending.

40: Pending Prospect
Player evaluation is pending receipt of film.

ESPNU Watch List
High school underclassman with abilities projecting to possibly make the ESPNU 100, the ranking of the top 100 prospects in the country.