SANJAY LUMPKIN SIDELINE WITH MONONUCLEOSIS

According to Chris Emma of PurpleWildcats.com, "Northwestern freshman forward Sanjay Lumpkin is sidelined with mononucleosis and will miss time to recover.

Sanjay Lumpkin's debut is on hold. The freshman forward is battling with mononucleosis and will miss time to recover. 

Lumpkin, a product of St. Louis Park, Minn., was expected to be a part of Northwestern's rotation, working in at forward. He played in the Wildcats' exhibition against University of Chicago, but was diagnosed days later.

The recovery time from mononucleosis can take anywhere from weeks to months. NU embarks on a stretch of four games in eight days, beginning on Tuesday against Texas Southern."

REID TRAVIS GETS A BASKETBALL OFFER FROM NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY

According to Charley Walters of the St. Paul Pioneer Press, Northwestern University has offered a basketball tender to Minneapolis DeLaSalle sophomore Reid Travis.

KYLE ROWLEY EARNS SPOT ON TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO SENIOR NATIONAL TEAM

Wildcat rising sophomore to represent home country this summer. Northwestern University men's basketball sophomore-to-be Kyle Rowley (Arima, Trinidad/Lake Forest (Ill.) Academy) has earned a spot on the senior national team of his native Trinidad and Tobago. He is the youngest member of the team's 12-man roster.

Rowley joins classmate John Shurna (Glen Ellyn, Ill./Glenbard West) as Wildcat players who are competing internationally this summer. Shurna is a member of the United States squad which is set to begin play at the FIBA U19 World Championships later this week.

Trinidad and Tobago begins play Tuesday against Jamaica at the 20th-annual Caribbean Basketball Confederation (CBC) Men's Basketball Championships in Tortola, British Virgin Islands. Barbados and Bahamas are the other two teams in the group. Tournament play continues through Saturday, July 4.

Rowley started 28 of 31 contests for Northwestern as a true freshman last season, helping the Wildcats to a 17-14 record and a National Invitation Tournament berth. He averaged 3.6 points and 1.8 rebounds per contest and ranked third on the team with a .465 field goal percentage.