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OSUBasketballJunkie
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Morgan is going to miss some games due to a stress fracture in his shin.
Morgan is going to miss some games due to a stress fracture in his shin.
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Canton
Shin injury has Morgan on sidelines
Thursday, December 7, 2006
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
EAST LANSING, Mich. Former McKinley High School star Raymar Morgan missed Michigan State's game with IPFW on Wednesday night and could be sidelined for close to a month with a stress reaction of the right shin. Morgan, a 6-foot-7 freshman power forward, has a third-degree injury. A fourth-degree injury is a fracture.
He won't feel as bad if his teammates play the way they did in an 80-43 win over IPFW on Wednesday night.
"I think the guys filling in did well," Morgan said. "A lot of guys did. But it's still a strange feeling. I've never been injured before. And I have to take it slow."
With an estimated recovery of two to four weeks, Morgan could be back for the Spartans' Big Ten opener on Jan. 4 at Iowa. Sophomore Goran Suton got the first crack at filling in at the four spot against IPFW.
Morgan scored 10 or more points in Michigan State's first six games this season, doubling Sam Vincent's school record for double-figure games in a collegiate debut.
Morgan's 11.7-point average ranked second for the Spartans, who were 7-2 heading into Wednesday's game. He scored 18 points in an upset of Texas and 18 against Bradley.
Besides his eight games with 10 or more points, Morgan's 5.6 rebounds per game rank second on a team that leads the Big Ten in rebounding margin at plus-11.4.
Shin injury has Morgan on sidelines
Thursday, December 7, 2006
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
EAST LANSING, Mich. Former McKinley High School star Raymar Morgan missed Michigan State's game with IPFW on Wednesday night and could be sidelined for close to a month with a stress reaction of the right shin. Morgan, a 6-foot-7 freshman power forward, has a third-degree injury. A fourth-degree injury is a fracture.
He won't feel as bad if his teammates play the way they did in an 80-43 win over IPFW on Wednesday night.
"I think the guys filling in did well," Morgan said. "A lot of guys did. But it's still a strange feeling. I've never been injured before. And I have to take it slow."
With an estimated recovery of two to four weeks, Morgan could be back for the Spartans' Big Ten opener on Jan. 4 at Iowa. Sophomore Goran Suton got the first crack at filling in at the four spot against IPFW.
Morgan scored 10 or more points in Michigan State's first six games this season, doubling Sam Vincent's school record for double-figure games in a collegiate debut.
Morgan's 11.7-point average ranked second for the Spartans, who were 7-2 heading into Wednesday's game. He scored 18 points in an upset of Texas and 18 against Bradley.
Besides his eight games with 10 or more points, Morgan's 5.6 rebounds per game rank second on a team that leads the Big Ten in rebounding margin at plus-11.4.
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crazybuckfan40
Head Coach
This could really hurt MSU. He was quickly becoming one of their main scoring options. Now there is even more pressure on Neitzel and I am not sure if he can handle all the scoring load...
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OSUBasketballJunkie
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Early contact sold Morgan on Spartans
Saturday, January 27, 2007
Bob Baptist
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH
Raymar Morgan, a 6-foot-7 freshman from Canton McKinley, is averaging 10.8 points and 5.1 rebounds.
Raymar Morgan said it will be a "statement game" for him when he and his Michigan State teammates take on fifth-ranked Ohio State tonight in Value City Arena. "Coming back home, playing in front of friends and family, they?re nationally ranked, playing on TV ? it?s a very exciting game," he said. "I?m looking forward to it."
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Golferdow01
East-Coast Living
I'm going out on a limb here...
Morgan is an excellent player, but I'm glad he's not a Buckeye. He is the whiniest player ever when calls don't go his way. I know many of you think Izzo is whiny and maybe it's rubbing off on Morgan, I don't know. I just know I don't like his attitude when a call doesn't go his way.
Morgan is an excellent player, but I'm glad he's not a Buckeye. He is the whiniest player ever when calls don't go his way. I know many of you think Izzo is whiny and maybe it's rubbing off on Morgan, I don't know. I just know I don't like his attitude when a call doesn't go his way.
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OSUBasketballJunkie
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He fits in at Michigan State if you know what I mean.....he is their type of player.....
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McKinley's Morgan helps Team USA
Tuesday, July 3, 2007
By Chris Beaven
repository sports writer
New teammates. New coaches. New opponents.
Raymar Morgan, though, remains the same as he makes his USA Basketball debut.
The McKinley High School graduate is looking to bring ?energy? and anything else that?s needed to help the USA Men?s Under-19 World Championship team.
?It?s a chance of a lifetime,? Morgan said.
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McKinley's Morgan helps Team USA
Tuesday, July 3, 2007
By Chris Beaven
repository sports writer
PLAYING FOR THE U.S. Michigan State sophomore-to-be Raymar Morgan, a McKinley High School graduate, had 11 points in his Team USA debut Sunday during a 91-75 victory over the China Senior National Team in Dallas.
New teammates. New coaches. New opponents.
Raymar Morgan, though, remains the same as he makes his USA Basketball debut.
The McKinley High School graduate is looking to bring ?energy? and anything else that?s needed to help the USA Men?s Under-19 World Championship team.
?It?s a chance of a lifetime,? Morgan said.
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Canton
Morgan takes mom's advice to heart
[FONT=Verdana,Times New Roman,arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Ex-McKinley player plays more aggressive at Michigan State
[/FONT]Tuesday, January 15, 2008
BY Mike Popovich
REPOSITORY SPORTS WRITER
Michigan State?s Raymar Morgan quickly established himself as one of college basketball?s best freshmen last season.
But the Canton native, who led McKinley High School to back-to-back state titles, was far from a finished product. More was expected from Morgan this year.
He was all ears when his mother Carole, a former basketball player, gave him some valuable advice.
?Just be more aggressive, have more confidence in my overall game and just stay positive,? Morgan recalled. ?Just play and have fun.?
Thanks to mom, Morgan has taken steps forward and is having fun this season. He enters tonight?s home game against Ohio State averaging a team-best 17.6 points, and is the Spartans? second-leading rebounder at 7.1 a game.
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Morgan takes mom's advice to heart
[FONT=Verdana,Times New Roman,arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Ex-McKinley player plays more aggressive at Michigan State
[/FONT]Tuesday, January 15, 2008
BY Mike Popovich
REPOSITORY SPORTS WRITER
Michigan State?s Raymar Morgan quickly established himself as one of college basketball?s best freshmen last season.
But the Canton native, who led McKinley High School to back-to-back state titles, was far from a finished product. More was expected from Morgan this year.
He was all ears when his mother Carole, a former basketball player, gave him some valuable advice.
?Just be more aggressive, have more confidence in my overall game and just stay positive,? Morgan recalled. ?Just play and have fun.?
Thanks to mom, Morgan has taken steps forward and is having fun this season. He enters tonight?s home game against Ohio State averaging a team-best 17.6 points, and is the Spartans? second-leading rebounder at 7.1 a game.
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Canton
Laurinaitis will return for senior year at Ohio State
[FONT=Verdana,Times New Roman,arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Boone also staying[/FONT]
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
By Todd Porter
REPOSITORY SPORTS WRITER
COLUMBUS Ohio State kept a two-time All-American and a mountain of a left tackle on the offensive line. Butkus Award winning linebacker James Laurinaitis announced Monday he will play his senior season at Ohio State. A day earlier, offensive lineman Alex Boone decided to stay as well.
But the Buckeyes are losing one other player. Backup quarterback Rob Schoenhoft, who became a scout team tight end for bowl practices, told the (Cleveland) Plain Dealer that he is transferring to Delaware.
Laurinaitis and Boone followed the lead of cornerback Malcolm Jenkins, another junior with first-round potential, to stay at Ohio State. All three said there were some things money couldn?t buy, including finality and a senior season.
Those were the same words Kirk Barton used a year ago. The fifth-year senior was a co-captain this past season as the Buckeyes lost a second-straight national title game.
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Laurinaitis will return for senior year at Ohio State
[FONT=Verdana,Times New Roman,arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Boone also staying[/FONT]
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
By Todd Porter
REPOSITORY SPORTS WRITER
COLUMBUS Ohio State kept a two-time All-American and a mountain of a left tackle on the offensive line. Butkus Award winning linebacker James Laurinaitis announced Monday he will play his senior season at Ohio State. A day earlier, offensive lineman Alex Boone decided to stay as well.
But the Buckeyes are losing one other player. Backup quarterback Rob Schoenhoft, who became a scout team tight end for bowl practices, told the (Cleveland) Plain Dealer that he is transferring to Delaware.
Laurinaitis and Boone followed the lead of cornerback Malcolm Jenkins, another junior with first-round potential, to stay at Ohio State. All three said there were some things money couldn?t buy, including finality and a senior season.
Those were the same words Kirk Barton used a year ago. The fifth-year senior was a co-captain this past season as the Buckeyes lost a second-straight national title game.
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