Mount Fan Blog: Recruiting Report: Q&A with Mount St. Mary's coach Robert Burke - Terps, basketball, football and college recruiting news in the Baltimore area from Matt Bracken

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Recruiting Report: Q&A with Mount St. Mary's coach Robert Burke - Terps, basketball, football and college recruiting news in the Baltimore area from Matt Bracken - baltimoresun.com

Recruiting Report: Q&A with Mount St. Mary's coach Robert Burke - Terps, basketball, football and college recruiting news in the Baltimore area from Matt Bracken - baltimoresun.com:

Coach Burke talks with Matt Bracken about the incoming class. Some good insight on his expectations on the newcomers.

And some good publicity on the Baltimore Sun website.

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1 comment:

Anonymous6:49 PM
Damn, this stuff is exciting. Can you imagine if a few of these players play up to their potential? There are several who were at a very high level in HS. We may see the contribution Krajina can make, let alone a real center with moves. Get the strength coach working with him, fast. I could say so much more, but let's wait a bit and see what develops.
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