Chris Wyse

09/06/07: Moved to inactive. No new news.

04/25/07: Did well in Pittsburgh, but not enough to maintain a strong Interest level here compared to other guards. Dropped from a 4 to 1. Will see how he does in his prep year. - Mike Ryan

03/19/07: Named Second team, All State.

02/17/07: "Despite 24 points from guard Chris Wyse and 14 points and nine rebounds from center Milo Warren, Scott fell for the fourth time in its last six games after opening 12-0 and reaching a top-10 state ranking." - Toledo Blade

02/09/07: Had 25 pts in a loss to Toledo Start.

01/27/07: "Scott senior guard Chris Wyse, didn't disappoint either, leading the Bulldogs with 25 points and adding eight boards." Scott HS lost to Libbey HS. - Toledo Blade

01/20/07: "Chris Wyse closed out Scott's 73-67 City League boys victory over Whitmer last night in style, going 10-for-10 from the free throw line in the fourth quarter when he scored 16 of his 34 points. The Bulldog point guard went 14-of-16 from the line for the game." - Toledo Blade

01/17/07: "Chris Wyse led the way to the decisive win by scoring a game-high 21 points, including a crowd-pleasing two-hand dunk off an assist thrown off the backboard by Kenny Hairston early in the second quarter. The poster shot not only brought the crowd to its feet, it provided a boost in momentum for the Bulldogs (11-0). "After the dunk that motivated us," Wyse said. "That was an unselfish play [by Hairston] and we needed that kind of play because we haven't been playing well." - Toledo Blade

01/16/07: "Scott, paced by Chris Wyse's 25 points, did enough to keep the perfect record intact. "I think we've been playing pretty sloppy lately," said Wyse, who made 13 of 17 free throws. "I'm happy about the win, but I'm not happy about the way we've been playing." - Toledo Blade

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01/15/07: "Scott is paced by senior guard Chris Wyse, who leads the City League in scoring at 26.1 points per game, and averages 7.1 rebounds." - Toledo Blade

01/04/07: "Chris Wyse hasn't committed to UC, because apparently, he hasn't been offered a scholarship. So, throw that out. I knew I might be in trouble when the person I was asking about Wyse looked at me like he didn't have a clue who I was talking about." - Katzowitz from the Enquirer blog

01/04/07 - A report in the Toledo newspaper claims that Wyse has verbally committed to Cincinnati, though it later proves to be untrue.

12/31/06: "Wyse delivered 19 of his game high 29 points in the second half as Scott overcame a 37-32 halftime deficit to run past the Knights 78-68." - Kalamazoo Gazette

12/28/06: "Wyse's talents have led to recruiting contacts from at least five notable Division I programs — Tennessee, Kansas State, Cincinnati, Dayton and Utah. He said Cincinnati has extend,ed a scholarship offer. If Wyse does not have a substantial recovery in the classroom, however, a direct move to a four-year college program may not be possible. In that event, Wyse's alternate plan would be play at a one-year prep-school program. He said he does not intend to play at a junior college." - Toledo Blade

12/31/06: "Chris Wyse scored 29 points and grabbed 18 rebounds to lead Scott to a 78-68 victory over Loy Norrix last night in the title game of the Loy Norrix Holiday Tournament. Wyse was named tournament MVP." - Toledo Blade

12/23/06: visited for the NC State game.

12/16/06: "Averaging 31 points per game, Wyse scored 13 of his game-high 30 in this one to lead the Bulldogs' 27-22 fourth-quarter edge. "He had a bad first half," Suboticki said of Wyse, who was 3-of-10 shooting before the break, "but he made up for it in the second half."
"My team stepped up and I stepped up," Wyse said. "That was it. I couldn't let this game slip away. We were too determined to win on our home turf." - Toledo Blade