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Here’s how Cal State Northridge transfer Terrell Gomez will help San Diego State
Cal State Northridge guard Terrell Gomez verbally committed to San Diego State on April 7, which was important for two reasons. First, and most obviously, the grad transfer’s commitment ensures the Aztecs won’t take too much of a step back after losing KJ Feagin, Yanni Wetzell and potentially junior guard Malachi Flynn from last season’s 30-2 team. -- Mid-Major Madness
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Big West Men’s Volleyball
All-Conference Team
Coach of the Year—Rick McLaughlin, UC Santa Barbara.
Player of the Year—Rado Parapunov, Hawaii.
Co-Freshmen of the year—Mason Briggs, Long Beach State, Kyle Hobus, Cal State Northridge. -- Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Report: CSU Northridge's Lamine Diane declaring for NBA draft
CSU Northridge forward Lamine Diane is declaring for the 2020 NBA Draft, according to 247Sports' Evan Daniels. -- The Score
Ron Artest III Accidentally Left Alone On Court With Trophy After Lakers 2010 Title
The two Artest brothers both play basketball in the Big West Conference in Southern California. Ron Artest III plays for Cal State Northridge and Jeron plays for UC Irvine. -- Sports Illustrated
Cal State Northridge grad transfer Terrell Gomez down to four
Since entering the transfer portal on April 1, it hasn't taken Cal State Northridge point guard Terrell Gomez long to narrow down his list of options. -- 247Sports
Analysis: Four potential transfer targets for Washington State basketball
Terrell Gomez, G, Cal State Northridge
As many as 10 schools reached out to small, shifty guard, but Gomez recently narrowed his list down to four programs: Washington State, San Diego State, Arkansas and Iowa State. Gomez, a two-time All-Big West First Team selection who earned Freshman of the Year honors in 2017-18, was one of the top scorers in the conference at 19.8 ppg and was a high-volume three-point shooter who made 111 3’s on the season while connecting on 44 percent. For his size, at 5-foot-8, Gomez also posted impressive numbers on defense, blocking 46 shots with 26 steals. It’s unclear how the Inglewood, California, native would fit in a lineup featuring two other ball-dominant players in CJ Elleby and Isaac Bonton, but adding Gomez would certainly ensure the Cougars have two capable scorers on the floor at all times. -- Seattle Times
Aztecs pursing high-scoring transfer guard
The latest player to pop on the Aztecs’ radar is Terrell Gomez, a sharpshooting junior from CSUN (Cal State Northridge) who averaged 19.2 and 19.8 points in the last two seasons, would be eligible immediately and has reportedly narrowed his list to SDSU, Arkansas, Iowa State and Washington State. -- San Diego Union-Tribune
CIF cancels athletics for rest of spring season
“It’s just really tough right now,” said Goli, who recently committed to Cal State Northridge. “We had a talk with coach [Kathryn] Nelson at the beginning of this and it’s ironic that two days before this coronavirus outbreak happened we were talking about the track season and how well we were going to race the mile and the 3,200 and planning things out. Then two days later, everything got canceled. -- Glendale News-Press
UCLA’s 1995 basketball championship team goes virtual for its 25-year reunion
Mark Gottfried, then an assistant under Harrick and now his boss at Cal State Northridge, mimicked Harrick’s West Virginia twang while recalling how he would run a practice drill. Everybody cackled at the memory of Romar picking up star forward Ed O’Bannon’s saliva-drenched mouthpiece after O’Bannon had chucked it while walking off the court in disgust after absorbing an elbow in practice. -- Los Angeles Times
Alexander: No Final Four, but lots of college basketball activity
Some individual names stand out. Cal State Northridge’s No. 2 and No. 3 scorers from this past season are on the list: Junior point guard Terrell Gomez, a three-year starter and two-time All-Big West first-team selection, and sophomore forward Elijah Harkless, who averaged 10.7 points, 5.8 rebounds and 29.5 minutes per game. -- Los Angeles Daily News