Penn State Basketball: Another Day, Another Departure

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In what must feel like deja vu for Penn State Basketball fans, another commit has asked for a release from their letter of intent.

Much like 2020, when the Nittany Lions lost the commitments of Pat Chambers’ final recruiting class, Logan Imes became the second member of Micah Shrewsberry’s final recruiting class to start exploring other schools. Sources say he has requested a release from his National Letter of Intent, much like Carey Booth did just a few days ago.

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What Penn State Basketball is Losing in Logan Imes

Imes is a combo guard from Zionsville, Indiana.  He only visited Penn State and as a three star was supposed to bring some significant shooting to the 2023-2024 team.  It was well reported his recruitment to Penn State was aided by his close friendship with Braeden Shrewsberry, now the last remaining recruit for the 2023-2024 team and son of now former head coach Micah Shrewsberry. With rumors still floating around about VCU’s Mike Rhoades and FAU’s Dusty May, time is slipping by as the Nittany Lions currently have just four returning scholarship players (Kanye Clary, Jameel Brown, Kebba Njie and Demetrius Lilley) and one incoming recruit (for now).

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Evan Smith is an alum of Penn State (Marketing, Economics, 2011) and a basketball season ticket holder since 2006. NittanyCentral is his second reporting job following the Men's Basketball program. He co-founded and co-hosts the Shots Gotta Fall - The Penn State Basketball Podcast (the premiere, the best, the only) with Steve Travis. Smith's most proud moment covering the team was seeing the national No. 9 ranking during Pat Chambers' last year. His most embarrassing moment was spending almost a thousand dollars to travel 2,000 miles in 46 hours to watch the Nittany Lions lose to Temple in the 2011 NCAA Tournament (screw you Juan Fernandez).