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  • June 23, 2009 2:36 pm  |  3 Comments

    Xavier and Texas Receive Commiments from Rising Juniors


    Darwin Davis verbally committed to Xavier on Monday night. The rising junior becomes the first commit for the Musketeers and new head coach Chris Mack in the recruiting class of 2011. At 5-11, Lewis drew interest from Indiana, Butler, Purdue, and Cincinnati. The Bloomington native is rated among the top point guards in the nation.

    The Texas Longhorns received their third commitment for the 2011 recruiting class after Julien Lewis gave the program his word on Monday. The 6-3 shooting guard received interest from Alabama, Texas A&M, Baylor, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and TCU among others. The future Longhorn averaged 18.3 points, 4.0 rebounds and 3.7 assist last season for LaMarque H.S. in Texas as a sophomore. He will join Myck Kabongo of St. Benedict’s Prep in Newark, N.J., and Sheldon McCellan of Bellaire High in Houston, TX. Lexis ranks among the best shooting guards for the class of 2011.

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    • James Posted: Jun.24 at 2:09 am
      First!

    • Jordan Posted: Jul.3 at 1:48 pm
      Davis is the future, watch out!

    • Tod Posted: Aug.17 at 2:52 am
      That kid Julien Lewis is a freak of natrue he real good he plays hard but he have his days when he wants to play. He be a real good fit for Texas coach Rick barnes and there style of play Go Longhornes!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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