Two Texans make the call
Texas Junior College basketball has always had a reputation to produce Division One talent. JucoJunction has the latest on which two players have made decisions on schools for next fall in this article.
Bo Ingram came to South Plains College in Levelland, TX after a great high school career in Kinston, NC.
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"Bo will play at UT-Arlington next year. He really enjoyed his visit to UTA," said Texans assistant coach Brooks Miller.
Ingram averaged 12.4 ppg and 4.5 rebounds this season and shot 38% (57-151) from three-point range for the Texans. Ingram visited Campbell University and UT-Arlington according to Miller. Ingram finished his career at South Plains College with 651 career points in 59 games played.
Jourdain Allou had the chance to play in the NJCAA National Tourney in Hutchinson, KS two straight years for the Navarro College Runnin' Bulldogs.
"Jourdain will play in the Big Sky Conference next year at Montana State University," said Navarro College assistant coach Eric Colbert.
Allou received interest from the Bobcats and Loyola-Chicago according to Colbert.
Allou, a third-year player from the Ivory Coast,Africa, prepped at Cornerstone Christian in San Antonio, TX. Allou started his college career at Barton County Community College in 2007-2008 where he redshirted.
Allou averaged 6 ppg and 5.3 rebounds this year while the Runnin Bulldogs finished 4th in the country.
Allou now joins Matt Pressey (Missouri) and Keith Denson (Creighton) in finding schools for next fall. JucoJunction will follow more action from Texas all month long right here on your source for junior college basketball recruiting.