Jeremy Green was a first-team All-Pac-10 player in his junior season, which was his last with Stanford./AP Photo.

In a season of constant roster changes, the Erie BayHawks add another player to their roster in former Stanford standout Jeremy Green.

A 6-4, 200-pound guard, Green declared for the NBA Draft after his junior season in 2010-11, but wasn’t drafted. From Austin, Green averaged 16.7 ppg. and shot shot 42.9 percent from 3 in 2010-11.

Green is a talent, but was in the news at Stanford for more than just his on-court ability. In October of 2009, Green was suspended after being arrested on suspicion of domestic violence at a campus dormitory, but was reinstated before the opener. No charges were filed.

In November of 2010, Green collapsed from experiencing dizziness and stomach pain due to exhaustion moments after a game against DePaul.

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Former BayHawk guard Cliff Clinkscales was waived by the Rio Grande today.

Former Erie BayHawk guard Cliff Clinkscales was cut by the Rio Grande Valley Vipers earlier today.

He played 42 games as a rookie for the BayHawks before they released him last season. The 6-foot-1 point guard out of DePaul averaged 7.5 points and had 227 assists for the BayHawks.

He played five games for the Vipers were he averaged 7.2 points and 5.2 assists.

Cliff was one of my favorite players last season because he played hard, had a flair for making the pass and really played to the crowd with his energy.

I’m sure he’ll land on his feet soon.

Meyer has had success on the college and pro level.

Fort Wayne announced today the hiring of former DePaul coach Joey Meyer to replace Jaren Jackson, who was fired after the Mad Ants won just 19 games this past season.

The son of Hall of Fame coach Ray Meyer, Joey had success on the NCAA level in leading the Blue Demons to seven NCAA Tournament appearances and on the D-League level where he lead the now defunct Asheville Altitude to consecutive league titles in 2004 and 2005.

An interesting hire here.

I though Jackson’s flaw was getting too excitable and losing focus on the task at hand sometimes, but he recognized talent, which was something the Mad Ants had despite the W-L record.

Meyer is known for being pretty laid back from what I can recall, but we’ll see how he does since the Mad Ants and Erie BayHawks are in the same division.