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April 27, 2008 6:35 PM

Collison stays, Jefferson gone

Today is the deadline for early entry declarations, leading to a bit more news around the Pac-10.

And in a little twist, a player everyone thought was gone, Darren Collison of UCLA, is staying; while a player some thought might stay (though not me) is gone, USC's Davon Jefferson. I'd heard a couple of times Jefferson had little interest in school and in the end, wouldn't stay, even if it might make some sense long-term. As the story says, Jefferson is signing with an agent and is gone for good.

Collison, meanwhile, says he will undoubtedly return, giving him a chance to exorcise his Hec Ed demons. He's played two horrible games there in UCLA losses to UW the last two seasons, including three points and eight turnovers this season.

UCLA's Josh Shipp also announced today that he will at least explore the waters, though he's expected to return.

Here's a complete list of early entries via Sportsline.com.

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Posted by Spanaway Dave

6:48 PM, Apr 27, 2008

Thanks, Bob

Posted by Hank

3:30 PM, Apr 28, 2008

I'm surprised more juniors with NBA dreams like Brockman and Pendergraph dont declare to go to the pre-draft camps and get imput from scouts only to come back to school improve their game and have a better shot the next year.

Posted by mattysimone

11:32 AM, Apr 29, 2008

bob anyword on the top recruits for hoops in the state next year? besides gaddy siva and bradley whos after that? seems like a off year for wa st HS hoops next year.

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