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Kenmore's Deontae Moore verbals to Zips


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...I don't know what his offer list is like now.
Scout includes MAC schools Eastern Michigan, Toledo, Ken+.

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More importantly, he was #2 on wadzip's local recruit list back in June.

"He's the epitome of a diamond in the rough. He's about 6-3, 200 pounds and plays for a horrible program. But he is athletic and flies to the ball, and has a frame that could get up to 240 pounds if put into a legit strength program." --wadzip

George, you reported back in April that Deontae was at a Zips practice.

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Scout includes MAC schools Eastern Michigan, Toledo, Ken+.

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More importantly, he was #2 on wadzip's local recruit list back in June.

"He's the epitome of a diamond in the rough. He's about 6-3, 200 pounds and plays for a horrible program. But he is athletic and flies to the ball, and has a frame that could get up to 240 pounds if put into a legit strength program." --wadzip

George, you reported back in April that Deontae was at a Zips practice.

I also saw him on campus while I was working on that huge Zeke Marshall story last year. It seems he's always had an interest.

Look for a story on Ohio.com later today:

http://www.ohio.com/blogs/varsity-letters/...otball-1.367894

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Nothing to ouch. He is a very good athlete. He had AT LEAST 4 d1 offers. That is better than most of our recruits in recent memory.

You missed what I saw saying. I was about to jump out of my chair when I saw the reference to Michigan. Further examination seems to indicate that any level of interest from those level of schools disappeared awhile ago.

I can see his offer list with my own eyes. Eastern Michigan isn't quite Michigan. But, I hope you are right about him being better than most recent recruits.

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We have a few of them. Dillard and Pratt. Even though I wouldnt call Dillard "big", he has shown his ability to win the jump ball.

A lot of fans underestimate how important the ability to win a jump ball is. Joe Flacco is benefiting greatly from having Anquan Boldin. He is the difference between throwing the ball into the stands and trusting a WR to out perform a smaller WR. The more, the better.

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