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Date Posted: 15:29:01 03/27/03 Thu
Author: bearcatattack
Subject: Cali Forward considering UC

Coach Legree has done a nice job of scouting West Coast prospects for UC. The Cats are also involved with a Oregon Forward


Tim Pierce, a multidimensional 6-foot-7, 190-pound combo forward from Fremont High School in Oakland, California, is just one of the many talented forwards in the class of 2004.

Pierce might not get a lot of national recognition, but he has the natural ability to be one of the better players in this class.

“Right now, I’m standing about 6-feet-7. I’m probably better suited for the combo forward position, but I can play a little of both positions,” Pierce said. “I can score from the inside or I can take my man out to the perimeter.”

Pierce has not decided what schools he will officially visit and he does not know if all five visits will be used. It is still very early in the evaluation process, but he is hearing from some impressive schools.

“I’m hearing from Kansas, Cincinnati, Texas, Miami, Oregon and California,” Pierce said. “I’ll start planning my visits after my AAU summer season is complete, and I will select a school a couple of weeks into my senior year. I’ll base that decision on how I fit into the environment, my relationship with the players and coaches, and my comfort level.”

Pierce will spend his summer touring with his Oakland Solider One AAU team. If he is going to gain the national attention that many think he is capable of, this is when and where it will happen.

He kicks off the summer with a trip to Las Vegas and, after that, will travel on to places like Chapel Hill for Bob Gibbons Tournament of Champions, Houston, Texas for the Houston Superstars Tournament, Adidas Big Time in Las Vegas and several other venues around the United States.

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