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Interview with Samson Ruzhentsev: Gators’ Top Basketball Recruit

Interview with Samson Ruzhentsev: Gators’ Top Basketball Recruit

Posted by | May 18, 2020 | , , , | 0 |

Reading Time: 2 minutesOver the last few years, Samson Ruzhentsev has become a standout basketball player at Hamilton Heights Christian Academy in Chattanooga, Tennessee: a school notorious for producing talent in the basketball world. Recently, Hamilton Heights produced rising NBA stars in Nickeil Alexander-Walker, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, and numerous other D1  players. This season particularly, Ruzhentsev led Hamilton Heights to a multitude of success. Individually, Ruzhentsev’s rankings skyrocketed, mirroring the success of Hamilton Heights. Before this season, Ruzhentsev was ranked 110th nationally. However, by the final rankings by 24/7 Sports, he was ranked 44th in the nation. With Ruzhentsev’s size...

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Interview with Joshua Braun: Gators’ 4-Star OT

Interview with Joshua Braun: Gators’ 4-Star OT

Posted by | Apr 11, 2020 | , , , | 0 |

Reading Time: 3 minutesJoshua Braun was a highly-touted 4 star OT coming out of HS, who came into the University of Florida as an early enrollee before the Orange Bowl. Listed at 6’6″, 335 LBS, Braun is looking to make an early impact on the Gators. Arguably a top five defensive end in this year’s draft, Jon Greenard talked about Braun’s size and potential before the Orange Bowl, as he said, “Kid’s got some size. I don’t know where they are breeding these kids.” ______________________________   Q: What were some of the deciding factors that led you to Florida?...

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Greg Schiano; The Hire Rutgers Desperately Needed

Greg Schiano; The Hire Rutgers Desperately Needed

Posted by | Dec 5, 2019 | , | 0 |

Reading Time: 2 minutesPiscataway, NJ – Finally, hope has been restored back to Rutgers football. Former head coach, and New Jersey native, Greg Schiano is back and ready to move Rutgers from the ground up. Schiano originally became Rutgers’ head coach all the way back in 2001. During his first stint as head coach, there is no other way to describe it as successful. During his ten year reign, he put up some eye-opening numbers, to say the least. Schiano had a career winning record at Rutgers, and notably went 56-33 in his last seven years at the school,...

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