thunder roster

Ok, alright already, enough about this game. Since none of the local papers have covered this game--the L.A. Times didn't even have it listed in it's page two calendar of events for November 19-- maybe UCLA has decided to call off it's game against the NBC Thunder.

But if they haven't, and you're still planning on attending, here are the rosters so you'll know who's who.

PROBABLE STARTERS
NBC THUNDER
F--#24 Nico Harrison (6-5, 215) Montana State
F--#21 Nate Dunham   (6-6, 210) Whitworth
C--#15 Kofi Adomako Kyei (7-0, 250) Oregon
G--#22 Shann Ferch (6-1, 185) Pepperdine
G--#32 Tyrone McDaniel (6-2, 195) Lenoir-Rhyme

NBC THUNDER TRAVELING ROSTER
No.-Name                 Pos.   Ht.     Wt.  College
12-Greg Bartram          G/F    6-5     215  Penn State
13-Kyle Henneberry       G      5-11    165  Northwestern
14-Adam Leachman         F      6-8     215  Montana State
15-Kofi Adomako Kyei     C      7-0     250  Oregon
20-Drake Charles         F      6-6     220  Washington State
21-Nate Dunham           F      6-6     210  Whitworth
22-Shann Ferch           G      6-1     185  Pepperdine
23-Tyrone McDaniel       G      6-2     195  Lenoir-Rhyme
24-Nico Harrison         F      6-5     215  Montana State
25-Dave Wilson           C      7-0     230  George Fox
31-Derrick Boles         F      6-5     225  Idaho State
32-Emile Shephard        F      6-8     240  Seattle Pacific
Head Coach: Danny M. Beard
Team President: Fred Crowell

Again, in case you missed it, NBC Thunder is comprised of former collegiate basketball players, many of whom played in the Pacific Northwest. NBC Thunder is an offshoot of the Northwest Basketball Camp, which has been hosting camps for youth throughout the Western United States and into Canada for the past 26 years. This year's NBC Thunder exhibition schedule includes 13 games, including 12 leading up to tonight's game against UCLA. The team has been in seven states, and has traveled from Washington state to Rhode Island to Washington, to LA. NBC Thunder is now 8-4, with wins over Boise State (69-66), URI (83-59) Eastern Washington (83-61), Kansas State (85-73), Southern Illinois (79-67), Illinois (86-83) and Missouri Baptist. The losses are to Washington State (72-77), Bradley (57-67), Eastern Illinois (84-70) and St. Louis (54-69).