Idaho Vandals Mens Basketball Tickets

As rough a short-term future as San Jose State has, things might be bleaker in Moscow, Idaho. The Vandals are making the step up to the WAC and doing so with four new starters and without their top four scorers from last year's team that finished 8-22.
The optimist, however, would say that coach Leonard Perry has a clean slate to work with. Perry signed four junior college transfers to add immediate depth and has a pair of prep prospects coming in to a team diat struggled mightily last year.
The transfers will obviously be needed to contribute immediately. Forwards Rashad Jen-nings and Igor Vrzina are both 6'8", while guards Brett Ledbetter and Keoni Watson add scoring from the outside.
Freshman Jarod Haynes returns at point guard, where he started 20 games and dished out 80 assists. Swingman Dillon Higdon and guard Tihon Johnson also return. But sophomore Mike Kale, who saw 10 minutes per game last year, is the main returning frontcourt player.
The Vandals will take their lumps diis year, but a new conference brings new recruiting opportunities for Perry. And with a young team, there is plenty of room for growth.