For Johnny Dee, recruiting new Lobo Dax Hall was only about one thing
Lobo hoops transfer portal tracker The Journal is keeping tabs on all offseason roster moves for the Lobo men’s basketball team — who is leaving, who is returning, who hasn’t decided — on its Transfer Portal Tracker (CLICK HERE). Johnny Dee knows the feeling. The 6-foot guard averaged 32.
8 points per game as a senior at at Rancho Buena Vista (California) High School, leading the CIF San Diego ...
Lobo hoops transfer portal tracker The Journal is keeping tabs on all offseason roster moves for the Lobo men’s basketball team — who is leaving, who is returning, who hasn’t decided — on its Transfer Portal Tracker (CLICK HERE). Johnny Dee knows the feeling. The 6-foot guard averaged 32.
8 points per game as a senior at at Rancho Buena Vista (California) High School, leading the CIF San Diego section in scoring, earning all-state recognition and leading his team to a 26-4 record in 2011. And yet, there were still doubts. Plenty of them, in fact.
His only Division I scholarship offer came from Portland State (he was also recruited, rather heavily in fact, by a local Division II coach named Eric Olen at UC San Diego, but didn’t go that route). Instead, Dee chose to be a walk-on at the University of San Diego. And all the 6-foot, under-recruited guard did in college was go on to score a school-record 2,046 points for the Toreros, including 25 against the UNM Lobos in November 2013 in the Pit, and etch his name in southern California basketball lore.
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