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im two years removed from graduating from Paul VI, still follow the team, and I will personally tell you that next year's senior class is absolutely loaded. they will be in the national title picture next year and have multiple 4* recruits

Wow, that got this topic real...and FAST! I have to assume you bumped your head this morning, were given great sedatives to help you sleep, and accidentally broke the internet on your way to typing that. The same Notre Dame that picks a real person that's short with red hair, dresses them up in a lovely green outfit and perpetuates an imaginary little creature that you may have met while you were breaking the internet? Or the UCLA Bruins? WHEN THE HELL WAS THE LAST BEAR SITING IN LOS ANGELES THAT DOESNT INVOLVE A ZOO? Thanks for your contribution, and since you didn't want a leg, I will be happy to take one from you.

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JJ's staff was focused on bringing in two from Oak Hill for next year. Terrence Phillips a point guard, Brandon Jennings little brother and Trevor Manuel, a 6'9 200lb power forward. Manuel is the 47th player in next years class and Phillips comes in at 161. The other school that JJ had multiple offers out to was the next class from Paul VI in Fairfax.

Yes the last Oak Hiller we had was Jeff Allen (even though he played only his senior season there. Spent the rest of his time at DeMatha)

Think the last shot we had at anyone from Oak Hill was Mo Mo Jones, but that probably went south for the best.

Just something to keep in mind - QBs are expected to perform at a very high level at their pro days. Scripted practices, throwing to receivers they're familiar with, in a place they're familiar with.

Not saying Logan didn't have a good day, just something to remember when we start seeing more pro day stuff.

I first discovered this site on November 21, 2010 with an amazing article entitled "These Are My Favorite Hokies". I soon discovered an internet site stocked with great VT centric articles. It's been an amazing ride since then with many more years to go. Go Hokies!

This is a great point. Seth should have made the effort, JJ may have gotten there eventually but it probably was far down the administrative side of him learning the business that it would have taken awhile. Any top tier tournament the new coach/coaches can make an appearance at is bound to help bringing in talent.

I am not the biggest fan of Calipari, but the man can recruit with the best of them, coaches near the top of the game, and leaves you feeling all slimey. Kellogg seems to be the balance of learning coaching from Calipari while retaining his soul. Does not appear to have signed any blood pacts with the Shiny Haired Devil for his time in tutelage.

My recommendation of trying to get Rod Strickland involved in our program goes for any Head Coach that comes in.

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