PLUS THREE FROM PATRICK
Watch out, Northern Sun. Minnesota Crookston has been overmatched, but young coach Dan Weisse has signed a promising freshman class for 2015-16:
• Chase Knickerbocker, 6-6 wing, Annandale. Everything with the state tourney-bound Cardinals revolves around his offensive talent.
• Nate Lorenz, 6-7 forward, Breckenridge. Strong inside and with shooting range.
• A pair of 6-foot guards: Connor Gamble (a three-point shooter) of Stillwater and Kobe Critchley (a point guard) of Roseville.
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