New Washington State head coach Ernie Kent has been active when it comes to recruiting 2014 prospects, especially on the perimeter, and the Cougars’ class grew by a player Sunday with the commitment of 5-foot-10 point guard Trevor Dunbar (subscription required). The news was first reported by Braulio Perez of Scout.com.
A native of San Francisco, Dunbar attended St. Ignatius College Prep, where he posted averages of 22 points, six assists and three rebounds per game. For his efforts Dunbar was named West Catholic Athletic League Player of the Year. Dunbar’s a highly entertaining player, and his creativity was a quality St. Ignatius head coach Tim Reardon discussed in an article written earlier this spring.
Dunbar is Washington State’s fourth commitment in the 2014 class, joining fellow guards Jackie Davis and Nyaires Redding and junior college forward Aaron Cheatum. The Cougars, who finished the 2013-14 season with an overall record of 10-21 (3-15 Pac-12), return high-scoring guard DaVonte’ Lacy (19.4 ppg, 4.2 rpg) and wing Que Johnson (9.5, 2.4).
However they will have to account for the departures of forward D.J. Shelton (graduation) and guard Royce Woolridge (transferred to Grand Canyon).