Josh Barr on Montrose Christian getting richer.
No word on whether Stu Vetter will have Tristan Spurlock and Terrell Vinson back for their senior seasons at Montrose, but they'll add yet another perimeter player in 6-foot-5 Dadrian Collins, according to the Post's Josh Barr. Spurlock's recruiting exploded this past summer, while Vinson is all over the place as well. Both are big-time recruits.
Personally, I'm a huge Spurlock fan myself. Other than No.1 ranked John Wall (could he be going to Baylor?), Spurlock was one of the most impressive guys at the Boo Williams Tournament in April. He's 6-foot-7, can knock down the outside shot and will only get stronger.
Collins played with Boo Williams this past AAU season, and surely caught some people's eyes after running under the radar at Woodside High in Virginia Beach last year.
There's also a YouTube video of Collins' highlight reel.
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Monday, August 11, 2008
Noon — Maryland Nabs Roosevelt Linebacker
Roosevelt linebacker Isaiah Ross pledges to Terps.
I toured the football facilities at the University of Maryland for the first time over the weekend, and I have to admit I was impressed. I've attended games at UNC, N.C. State, Wake Forest, Duke and Virginia Tech (give a'int bad), and think Maryland was in the middle of the road. Wake Forest and Duke are near the bottom, and N.C. State's facility is first rate. I can only imagine about a couple of the other schools (Clemson and Florida State). Nevertheless, I can see why the PG County kids want to stay home. Like Ross.
Interesting he didn't follow his classmates to Penn State.
The recruiting video is included.
I toured the football facilities at the University of Maryland for the first time over the weekend, and I have to admit I was impressed. I've attended games at UNC, N.C. State, Wake Forest, Duke and Virginia Tech (give a'int bad), and think Maryland was in the middle of the road. Wake Forest and Duke are near the bottom, and N.C. State's facility is first rate. I can only imagine about a couple of the other schools (Clemson and Florida State). Nevertheless, I can see why the PG County kids want to stay home. Like Ross.
Interesting he didn't follow his classmates to Penn State.
The recruiting video is included.
11 A.M. — H.D. Woodson Turning into N.C. State Pipeline
Josh Barr's Recruiting Insider, H.D. Woodson is turning into a girls basketball pipeline to N.C. State.
Look, Kay Yow is a Hall of Fame coach. And an even better person, especially with how she's rebounded from cancer. But the Wolfpack have one of the ugliest campuses known to man. And Reynolds Coliseum, while it has certain history (being the former home of the men's team), is not exactly a state-of-the-art facility. So why is EVERYONE from H.D. Woodson migrating south?
Consider: "Tia Bell will be a sophomore there this year, while rising senior center Jeniece Johnson committed last fall. Now, the Wolfpack have also received committments from Woodson's rising senior guards Bernisha Pinkett and Carleeda Green, according to Warriors Coach Frank Oliver." And then they may snag junior guard Ronika Ransford.
Maybe with the gas prices with the way they are, the Wolfpack can only afford to go to one high school. Or maybe, that's all they need.
Look, Kay Yow is a Hall of Fame coach. And an even better person, especially with how she's rebounded from cancer. But the Wolfpack have one of the ugliest campuses known to man. And Reynolds Coliseum, while it has certain history (being the former home of the men's team), is not exactly a state-of-the-art facility. So why is EVERYONE from H.D. Woodson migrating south?
Consider: "Tia Bell will be a sophomore there this year, while rising senior center Jeniece Johnson committed last fall. Now, the Wolfpack have also received committments from Woodson's rising senior guards Bernisha Pinkett and Carleeda Green, according to Warriors Coach Frank Oliver." And then they may snag junior guard Ronika Ransford.
Maybe with the gas prices with the way they are, the Wolfpack can only afford to go to one high school. Or maybe, that's all they need.
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