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McGillis A DAWG!
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milehighgriz
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Romar wasn't the coach of Washington when Seyfert was a high school senior.
supersuicidedoll
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UW > St Louis.
Romar can recruit higher cailber kids to UW than he could to st louis.
GrizBiz
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From Today's Seattle Times:
McGillis, meanwhile, said yesterday that he had decided to spurn a scholarship offer from Idaho to instead walk-on at UW.
He was MVP of the Class AA state tournament — Montana's largest classification. He averaged 19.9 points during the season, shooting 60.8 percent from the field and 49.2 percent on three-pointers. He is considered a late bloomer and grew three inches to 6-6 in the last year.
He also considered staying home to walk-on at Montana, where he wasn't offered a scholarship, but likes the challenge of trying to make it at UW.
"I just felt the most comfortable there," he said. "It's kind of where my heart was."
McGillis called his decision to walk-on at UW "pretty much set in stone" but said Utah State recently offered a scholarship and that there was a chance he could change his mind.
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/sports/2002246669_umen20.html
McGillis, meanwhile, said yesterday that he had decided to spurn a scholarship offer from Idaho to instead walk-on at UW.
He was MVP of the Class AA state tournament — Montana's largest classification. He averaged 19.9 points during the season, shooting 60.8 percent from the field and 49.2 percent on three-pointers. He is considered a late bloomer and grew three inches to 6-6 in the last year.
He also considered staying home to walk-on at Montana, where he wasn't offered a scholarship, but likes the challenge of trying to make it at UW.
"I just felt the most comfortable there," he said. "It's kind of where my heart was."
McGillis called his decision to walk-on at UW "pretty much set in stone" but said Utah State recently offered a scholarship and that there was a chance he could change his mind.
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/sports/2002246669_umen20.html
milehighgriz said:
supersuicidedoll said:
Seyfert left St. Louis and Romar went to Washington. Romar then offered Seyfert to come with him to play for the Huskies. Bobaloo was spot-on in his original logic.
