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momo jones Drama Continues…

Posted on14 June 2009.

Here’s an interesting Roanoke Times article about one time VT verbal commit momo jones.  Apparently he wants out of usc (trojans) now that Head Coach Tim Floyd has left.  jones verballed to two schools (louisville and VT) and will now have signed with two others.  Probably for the best VT won’t have to deal with all this.

Also in the article it talks about Hank Thorns and how it looks like he will end up playing for a school in Texas.

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2 Responses to “momo jones Drama Continues…”

  1. John says:
    June 14, 2009 at 2:56 pm

    What a headache that would’ve been. Are you guys following Greenberg’s twitter updates? It looks like we missed out on a big game against Pitt.

  2. vatechhokies50 says:
    June 16, 2009 at 12:04 pm

    Trivia time… who is the ACC’s leading returning scorer for men’s basketball for 2009-2010?

    Answer – Virginia Tech’s Malcolm Delaney

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