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U17 and U18 recruiting target observations
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[QUOTE="Schoup, post: 1917605, member: 7562"] Being in ACC, would still be ideal. ACC comprises a nice group of states to recruit from. Also, the fact is UConn can recruit based on its name, success and geno. They have pulled top players from Cali. They got Williams from Nevada, etc..Examples of pulling kids in areas UConn never plays is common. Besides Uconn being UConn as stated above. I would put more weight on Moriah connection, which helped TX inroads. Lexi Gordon and Charli Collier are friends by all reports. Collier and Christyn Williams played on the same AAU team and are supposedly buds. Collier signing could help land Williams [/QUOTE]
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