Get the lowdown on how the next men's hoops class fared recently.

Isaiah Dahlman
Shooting guard/small forward
6 foot 6, 175 pounds
Braham Area High School
(Braham, Minn.)
Dahlman led Braham with 31 points but that was not enough as Minneapolis Henry defeated the Bombers, 70-62 on Monday, the Isanti County News reported. Braham had 21 turnovers and Minneapolis Henry made 17 steals, handing the Bombers their second loss in 80 games.
The St. Paul Pioneer Press also reported that Dahlman sat behind MSU's bench Feb. 11 when the Minnesota Gophers upset the Spartans. The newspaper reports Dahlman is planing on enrolling in summer classes at MSU and participating in the Spartans' strength program.

Raymar Morgan
Small forward/power forward
6 foot 7, 210 pounds
McKinley High School
(Canton, Ohio)
Morgan and teammate Todd Brown each scored 20 points as McKinely used a 23-0 first-half run to beat Perry on Saturday, the Canton Repository reports. Morgan also grabbed nine rebounds and had five steals and four assists. McKinley defended its Federal League title in the 85-49 victory. The Bulldogs had led 51-22 at the half.

Tom Herzog
Center
7 feet, 215 pounds
Flint Powers Catholic High School
(Flint)
The Detroit News reports Herzog played in one of his best games of the season as Powers defeated Detroit Country Day, 84-66, on Wednesday. Herzog scored 23 points, had 12 rebounds and 10 blocks as Country Day got as close as 11 points the entire game. Laval Lucas-Perry, whose sister Victoria-Lucas Perry is on the MSU women's team, led in scoring with 27 points for Powers. Country Day was the No. 2-ranked team in Class B and Powers was No. 4.