Chane Behanan the #19 ranked player in the 2011 class has decided to re-open his recruitment. After recently attending Western Kentucky's elite camp and taking time to think about the time that he has to make a decision, it was only logical for Chane to open things back up, a source told us on Monday afternoon. Western Kentucky was polite and just taught Behanan at the camp, however it did help Behanan to see that making an informed decision and taking his time is whats best for him. Cincinnati is still the leader for his services but he does want to at least listen to the (possibly) 10 major division one programs that would like the opportunity to recruit him. More to come on this developing story soon.

Mike Geegan in an active player that is always moving and hustling. Geegan sports a very consistent long range shot and is improving in other areas of his game all the time. Recently Full Court Preps writer David Money was able to catch up with the junior to be.

Darius Clement is a heady point guard that has gotten better every time I have seen him play. He has great instincts and court vision. Clement certainly will not wow you with any one particular skill. At the same time he won't make that many mistakes while on the court either. Clement needs to improve his jump shot to play at the next level, but he has time to do that.

Chane Behanan is a young man only a few weeks removed from moving to a new state, and he is adjusting well. Cincinnati fans should be proud to have such a well rounded student athlete committed to their program.

At one point during the interview Chane asks, was that a question? He had a little bit of trouble hearing me, due to the noise from the basketball games in the background.

Behanan seemed to be very excited about his future. He spoke very highly of current Bearcat Yancy Gates and mentioned the possibility of winning a national championship in 2012. He also sid that he really likes playing with his new teammates. If this kid grows another inch or two he has the potential to be among the top 10 or 15 players in the 2011 class.

Chane Behanan is a 6'6 power forward with an ever improving perimeter game. Over the weekend the transfer logged some quality minutes with his new team (Bowling Green High, KY) and Full Court Preps writer David Money was on hand to take in the action.

Behanan made a strong case to be moved up the 2011 rankings. After watching three of this kids games I can say with confidence that he will. Behanan showed an engine that runs in fifth gear at all times and he finished with authority around the rim. Once sealed in the post and the dump pass was made to him, he went up strong; and he diplayed a sixth sense when it came to what to do with the ball once elevated. Behanan's wide frame and legit size (for his age) truly made him a man among boys. A very physical player that banged in the post or use a nice little crossover dribble and spin move to get around would be defenders, for easy baskets. Chane has an outstanding blend of power and finesse that makes him very difficult to defend.

Defensively, when this kid is focused he imposes will and has the potential to be scary. At times he was a true stopper in the post; however on a few possessions he seemed to loose focus and allowed some uncontested buckets. I am willing to write some of the lack of focus off due to his situation; after all he is only a couple weeks removed from moving to a new state. Give him some time to build chemistry with his teammates and the Purples could make a huge run this season.

The Bearcats picked up an ultra talented player in Behanan. No stats were officially kept, but it is safe to say that he averaged well over 20 points, 8 rebounds, 3 assists and a block per game. Recently we sat down with the physical forward for a little Q&A; please check back tomorrow for that.

Here is a nice little poll question that I found with Mr. Behanan in it- POLL