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| Eshaunte Jones ： ウィキペディア英語版 |
Eshaunte Jones
Eshaunte "Bear" Jones (born 1989 in California), is a college basketball player, who decommitted from the Oregon State Beavers. In June 2007, he announced his intention to pass on an oral commitment to Indiana University. In October 2007, he announced his decision to attend Oregon State University the following season after playing as a 5th year senior at Hargrave Military Academy in Virginia. He would late de-commit from Oregon State after a coaching change. In June 2008, Jones signed financial-agreement paperwork〔NU Men's Basketball: Doc sells Bear on Huskers|Lee Barfknecht, Omaha World-Herald ()〕 with the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. Because it was after the NCAA signing period, Coach Doc Sadler could not confirm at that time that he had accepted a scholarship. Once he cleared the NCAA clearinghouse process, he enrolled at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for the 2008 fall term. On March 31, 2011, Jones announced that he was leaving Nebraska to take care of personal things back in Indiana with his family.〔(Guard Eshaunte Jones leaving Huskers )〕 After leaving Nebraska, Jones popped up at Division II Northern Kentucky.
==High school career==
Jones attended North Side High School in Fort Wayne, Indiana, where he was ranked as one of the top players in the state from the class of 2007. As a sophomore, he led the North Side Redskins to the Class 4A Sectional 6 title with a victory over Snider High School. The following year, nearly the entire team returned as Jones led them to their first Summit Athletic Conference Title in seven years, culminated with a win over Bishop Luers High School in By Hey Arena. After the season, he was named an Indiana Junior All-Star.
As a senior, Jones orally committed to play for coach Kelvin Sampson at Indiana University 〔(All systems go: Jones commits to IU | The Hoosier Scoop: Indiana University Hoosiers Basketball, Football, and more )〕 and then later in the day went on to score 37 points in his team's season opening scrimmage that night. He broke the school record for point in a single game twice in the first four games with 41 against Muncie Southside and 43 against Paul Harding High School in an overtime win. In December, he, alongside former Indiana University wide receiver Damarlo Belcher and former University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff forward Dominic Moore, led the Redskins to their first SAC Holiday Tournament Title since 1985 after losing in the finals the previous year. When the season ended, he averaged just under 28 points per game, finishing third in the state behind now former Indiana Hoosier and current New Orleans Hornet Eric Gordon and high profile college recruit Deshaun Thomas, now of Ohio State.
Jones was named an Indiana Senior All-Star (the fifth in school history) before eventually de-committing from Indiana 〔(Eshaunte Jones re-opens recruitment | Inside the Hall | An Indiana basketball blog )〕 and choosing to spent a year of prep school at Hargrave Military Academy.
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