Noah Dahlman, the 6-foot-6, 175-pound small forward from Braham (MN) High School has seen several mid-to-high major programs become involved in his recruitment. Dahlman has already taken two unofficial visits and, as it stands right now, plans to take as many official visits as possible before making a decision about his future.

"Right now, Wisconsin, Furman, North Dakota State, Northern Illinois and Northern Iowa are the schools that I am hearing from the most," said Dahlman. "I took unofficial visits to Wisconsin and North Dakota State and really enjoyed both trips. Being able to attend some football games and spend time with the coaching staff and players from each school was great.

"Taking unofficial visits to Wisconsin and North Dakota State was a great experience for me," he added. "I plan to take as many official visits as possible in order to make the best decision. I feel that it is important to get a good feel for the school and atmosphere. I really have no idea what school I am going to visit, but I would like to use all five."

It should come as no surprise that Dahlman is in no rush to make any decisions about his future. In fact, the 6-foot-6, 175-pound small forward is more focused on brining a state championship to Braham High School.

"We are 16-1 right now and playing real good basketball," said Dahlman. "We are about to enter a tough stretch, but I believe that the team is prepared for that. The main goal this year is to win a state championship.

"I am averaging about 20-points and 10 rebounds per game," he added. "I have really expanded my game and now have the ability to score from the outside. I still need to improve my jump shot and free throw shooting, but I am pleased with how my game from the outside has improved."