Player updates

The junior college basketball season always brings changes to rosters from semester to semester. Here are some players you haven't seen in your local newspaper clippings this season for one reason or another. Read more about these players in this article right here on your source for junior college basketball recruiting.

Monty Wilson, Chadrack Lufile and Phillip Freeman have all left the the program at Vincennes University this fall. Wilson averaged 14 points and 5.2 rebounds per game last season for the Blazers hails from Decatur, I.L. Lufile transferred in from Chipola College back in January 2010 and never suited up for the Blazers in a game. Freeman averaged 4.6 points per game last season.

Matt Simpkins is not part of the basketball program at Garden City Community College in Kansas according to Broncbusters head coach Kris Baumann.

Simpkins, a onetime Memphis recruit, prepped at The Patterson School in Lenoir, N.C. after high school in Oakland, C.A. Simpkins played at Memphis during the 2008-2009 season and sat out last season.

James Blasczyk, a USC signee this fall decided not to play at Lee College in Baytown, T.X. this season. Blasczyk will have three years to play for the Trojans after leaving Lee College in mid October.

Isaiah Rusher left the basketball program at Frank Phillips College in Borger,T.X. after the Mitchell-Mullen JUCO Jamboree in Dallas, T.X. Rusher was a transfer from the University of New Mexico and Trinity Valley Community College.

Ryan Hare has decided to dropout of school at Southeastern Community College in West Burlington, I.A. according to Blackhawks assistant coach Lorenzo Watkins. Hare started his college career at the University of Southern Illinois after prepping at Chicago Marshall High School.

Brandon Romain will play as soon as second semester begins for Westchester Community College in Valhalla,NY. Romain a third year player played at Post (CT) NCAA D2 and then transferred to Morehead State University.

Darion Booker has yet to play for the (7-0) Seahawks at Lamar State College-Port Arthur. Booker a power forward from Union, S.C. started his college career at Spartanburg Methodist College in Spartanburg, S.C. Booker will get eligible at the semester break for the Seahawks.

Zycorrian Robinson will get eligible 2nd semester for USC-Salkehatchie in Walterboro, S.C. here in mid-December. Robinson a point guard from Spartanburg, S.C. played his freshman season with Booker at Spartanburg Methodist College. Robinson will join Louisiana-Lafayette singee Darnell Jackson in the backcourt for region 10 play.