well it was posted April 20th, 2008 at which point he was in 8th grade so any time before then
[URL]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9B-xLiYoJxY&feature=related[/URL] bahahais he like 5’3?
Lol, i was about to post that, just found it today. I’m pretty sure he’ll easily be above 6 foot by the time he’s done with HS.
[URL]http://aboverim.blogspot.com/2009/05/hiring-larue-could-help-deacs-recruit.html[/URL]
Yup. Wake hired Tyler Lewis’ coach at Forsyth Country Day in Lewisville. I’d say its fair to say that the Lewises are strongly considering Wake now.
Lewis now has scholarship offers from the Charlotte 49ers, Auburn and Virginia Tech, plus a former high school coach on Wake Forest's staff.
I wouldn't say that this makes it a slam dunk for Tyler to attend Wake if offered, but it does have a big impact," Rick Lewis, Tyler's father, wrote in an e-mail. "As I told Rusty many times, we basically selected FCDS because of him.
[QUOTE=gotLutz;408621]Yup. Wake hired Tyler Lewis’ coach at Forsyth Country Day in Lewisville. I’d say its fair to say that the Lewises are strongly considering Wake now.
http://www.newsobserver.com/sports/story/1528215.html[/QUOTE]
Larue(new asst coach) went to my high school and was a freak white athlete lol. Ive been waiting for him to move up the ranks in coaching. He WILL be a head coach one day, count on that.
However, I also read somewhere that Lewis may be transferring from Forsyth Country Day to Charlotte Christian. So dont put too much into his coach being hired.
Larue(new asst coach) went to my high school and was a freak white athlete lol. Ive been waiting for him to move up the ranks in coaching. He WILL be a head coach one day, count on that.However, I also read somewhere that Lewis may be transferring from Forsyth Country Day to Charlotte Christian. So dont put too much into his coach being hired.
What a coincidence! Rusty went to my high school too!
[QUOTE=J Felt;408661]What a coincidence! Rusty went to my high school too![/QUOTE]
Screw NW. Go Page Pirates
Tintin
[QUOTE=Tintin;408731]Screw NW. Go Page Pirates
Tintin[/QUOTE]
what year did you graduate from page? i was 02.
[QUOTE=ninerfan55;408759]what year did you graduate from page? i was 02.[/QUOTE]
I was 02 from NW
I was 02 from NW
- Lived in the same neighborhood Mike P once lived in.
For shame…
[QUOTE=ninerfan55;408759]what year did you graduate from page? i was 02.[/QUOTE]
'89 and Grimsley bites too.
Tintin
A poster in the Pick over at NR says that the Niners “are in the drivers seat, with VA Tech second.”
I hope he’s right!
Hopefully true, kid sounds like he could be a great one. Winning helps too. Have a few good seasons and it will make it so much easier to land talent.
[QUOTE=Chisox17;418379]A poster in the Pick over at NR says that the Niners “are in the drivers seat, with VA Tech second.”
I hope he’s right![/QUOTE]
It’s a good sign when we are the front runner and the BCS schools have already come calling.
It's a good sign when we are the front runner and the BCS schools have already come calling.
It helps when big brother has joined the Niners!
A poster in the Pick over at NR says that the Niners "are in the drivers seat, with VA Tech second."I hope he’s right!
VA Tech is the new Clemson.
Winning helps too. Have a few good seasons and it will make it so much easier to land talent.
This is an often overlooked point. A lot of people think that these kids are just interested in which team can help them get to the NBA, but it is very important to many of these kids that they have a chance to play for something worthwhile (conference & tournament championships).
Winning helps too. Have a few good seasons and it will make it so much easier to land talent.
Yeah, it’s hard to get national attention when your team can’t win a game.
[QUOTE=Ckroush;420778]Yeah, it’s hard to get national attention when your team can’t win a game.[/QUOTE]
True but at least we showed up for our one game on ESPN.
Good shooter and passer but he’s pretty small at 5-7/5-8 (16 yrs old, a reclassed sophomore) and not really athletic. Athletic guards give him problems, especially on the defensive side of the ball. He’ll play somewhere.