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Recruiting | Erick Green to Transfer High Schools

Posted on05 August 2008.

According to the NV Daily, 2009 VT Verbal Erick Green is transferring to Paul VI High School in Fairfax, VA for his senior season.  PVI is a private Catholic school.  Erick won the Virginia AA State Championship with Millbrook this past season.

Greener Pastures

The article has some nice insights into why Erick is transferring and what he has been up to this summer.

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2 Responses to “Recruiting | Erick Green to Transfer High Schools”

  1. pmckenne says:
    August 5, 2008 at 9:19 pm

    There is a delay when a clink the comments link. DOnt know if i am the only one effected.

    Onto the hoops

    Get that kid a few McDonalds double cheeburgers with honey mustard dipping sauce. DC/NOVA is replacing NYC as a basketball mecca.

    John Wall, the kid he went head to head with is going to Baylor according to CBSsportsline. Baylor and VT are very similiar. Both building quality programs after being irrelevent.

    Hokie Hoops tip off event in Richmond is Oct. 14th at Toad’s Place.

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  2. goodraisin says:
    August 6, 2008 at 4:00 pm

    I think this is a great move for Green and will help prepare him for the kind of talent he’ll see in the ACC next year and the year after.

    Reply

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