Mount Fan Blog: Mount St. Mary’s Men’s Basketball Signs Melvin Gregory

Thursday, May 17, 2012

Mount St. Mary’s Men’s Basketball Signs Melvin Gregory - Mount St. Mary's

Mount St. Mary’s Men’s Basketball Signs Melvin Gregory - Mount St. Mary's:

Here is the official release from the Mount on the signing of Melvin Gregory.

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2 comments:

BigJoeC6:56 PM
Melvin Gregory will Be named to the ALL-NEC Rookie Team!! I feel he will be the sleeper of The NEC!!
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Richard9:22 PM
I wonder if Whack will be deemed a rookie since this is his first year? if so, then he walks away with the Rookie of the year Award easily! In any event, it will surely be an interesting battle for top rookie, with Mr. Michigan Superstar from Wagner coming. yeah right, Dwaun aint seen nothing til he has to take on 'Wiggidy-Whack' (Rashad's Twitter moniker).
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