他们是他们的高中团队的星星，带领他们参加会议和国家锦标赛。其中一人甚至成长为的NBA历史上最引人注目的球员之一的儿子。\ nNow它的时间与大男孩玩，和新生转发尤因小，前进Jessan灰色阿什利和后卫Errek苏尔说，他们准备好接受挑战。\ nFreshman后卫罗德里克Wilmont，上赛季谁redshirted，也将加入该组新生寻找上场时间的。\ nGray - 阿什利，Wilmont和尤因都在奖学金，但苏尔，一个布卢明顿北高中毕业生，走在队伍作为一个真正的印第安纳州人希望活出一个梦想。\ n“我一直在看我的一生，”苏尔说。“每个人都在全国（大会堂）知道和我在这里和实践进来，我自己拍的所有只要我想，这是一个梦想成真。” \ nSuhr说，他已经成为一名IU风扇的回忆。他的父亲巴克是从1984-1995的IU橄榄球队的助理教练。\ nA的2003印第安纳州全明星和锐步南北全明星，苏尔在他高中的历史上空前赢球的球员。他还打出80％的从罚球线，平均每场比赛五和帮助在他的高中生涯。\ nSuhr，只有5脚在一个团队中充满了6尺8英寸高，说他本赛季的目标是不是在玩的时间。\ n“我的目标是获得更好的帮助球队，”苏尔说。“如果我得到足够好发挥，那么这是很好的，但如果我不这样做，那好吧，我可以说，我至少走了出去，尽我所能。” \ nSuhr没有得到IU的展览比赛中发挥9分钟与东南全明星。 He finished the night with two rebounds and one assist.\nSenior guard A.J. Moye said Suhr is the kind of kid that gives everything he has. \n"His effort is unreal and we're going to need that," Moye said.\nGray-Ashley enters the IU roster from Davenport, Iowa, where he averaged 11 points, eight rebounds and two blocks per game. \nMookie, as Gray-Ashley is called by his teammates and coaches, put on 19 pounds over the summer, and his teammates say he has already improved.\n"Jessan has gotten real good since I first saw him," Wilmont said. "He's learning the game and he's a real good shooter. You can't leave him open."\nLeaving Gray-Ashley open was a mistake for the Southeastern All-Stars as he scored 12 points and grabbed six rebounds in 14 minutes of play.\n"He has a chance to be a good player," Davis said. "He has a great feel for the game."\nWrapping up the list of new freshmen on the IU roster is Ewing, son of former NBA-great Patrick Ewing.\nEwing averaged 19 points, 12 rebounds and nearly three blocks for his high school, National Christian Academy, in Marietta, Ga.\nMore than anything, it's noticeable that Ewing brings an energy and intensity to the team that other players don't always have.\n"I'm an energetic kind of guy," Ewing said. "I'm very explosive and bringing that extra energy to the team is what I'm doing. That can be my role while I'm here."\nDavis says IU has never had a player like Ewing and his athleticism and energy rubs off onto the other players.\nSophomore Sean Kline said he thinks the freshmen have improved ten-fold since the beginning of practice.\n"They're really buying into the system and doing things that we need them to do," Kline said. "You'll see them getting even better as the year progresses."\n-- Contact staff writer Natalie A. Trout at natrout@indiana.edu.
