I have no idea if we're recruiting him, but he's Shawnta's son and he should get a schollie.  DH mentioned him in his famed GW v X article.

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We should definitely recruit him if he is a legitimate prospect and the numbers from that game suggest it, hopefully he is his father's son as a player.

Lonergan talked about respect for GW tradition.

If Terrell Rogers has his father's skills at a comparatively huge 5'9, that would be great.

Shawnta's son is college age already??????  Man, I am getting old!  AND he's 5'9" !!!!

Apprently playing for Evelyn Mack Academy (SC) with 5-5 8th grade brother Darnell for assistant coach Shawnta.  Saw somewhere else that he relcassified as a 2013.

Well, Shawnta's Hall of Fame presentation may be a good time to remind him we can take all the chlldren he has. Apparently Terrell has his fathers ability and if Darnell is playng varsity as an 8th grader, he must be pretty good also.

 To Delaware (8/12)

 Sorry to see we missed out on Terrell Rogers. The last legacy I can remember we missed on was Wally Szczerbiak, the son of GW star Walter Szczerbiak. A really big miss. To the best of my memory,  Jarvis passed on Wally because he believed that his high school success was due to weak competition on Long Island. Wally went on to be a star player for Miami of Ohio and a solid NBA player.

How could we have lost Shawnta Rogers' kid to Delaware?

Unless he qualified to play this year.

Earlier word was that Shawnta liked Syracuse for his son. That's a long way, literally and figuratively, from playing at Delaware.

The story I always heard about Wally Sz. was Jarvis knew the kid was going to be good and was starting to get more nibbles from bigger schools so Jarvis put Wally on the spot and said "Committ now or no offer" and Wally held out.

I liked Jarvis a lot, even down to his style and cologne. But it did not take a genius to know that Walt's son would be good, even with his Dad's diluted genes.

More than any guy I can think of, Walt willed himself to play bball. There was no such thing as a loose ball when he was on the court. And, for a guy who had no moves and a very short shooting game, he could score.

ps: GWU should have offered Shawnta when his son was born.

It would have been great PR, and a fine strategic move, too. You got to know, he's as much like his father as Wally was like Walt.

I was at school when Walter was on the team, and ziik is right about his style of play and productivity.  And if he married his girlfriend from GW, believe me, there was no dilution of genes.

From what I hear, the younger kid is the better player, and I think our coaching staff knows that.

Walt was a nice guy and played for many years in Spain.  He was good enough for the NBA. I remember him playing Julius Erving (Umass) pretty well at MSG. Ronnie Nunn and Walt but still a losing record.