Star Lineman Down to Five, Including Terps
St. John's second-team All-Met lineman Pete White has narrowed his college choices to Maryland, Tennessee, Florida, Miami and, interestingly, Oregon.
How did the Ducks get in the mix?
"I really like their offensive line coach," White said between practices one day last week. "I like their offense."
Oregon offensive line coach Steve Greatwood has some familiarity with the Washington area; he spent the 1997 as an assistant at Maryland.
White said he plans to take some official visits during the season but hopes to reach a decision before the end of the season.
By Josh Barr |
August 11, 2008; 12:30 PM ET
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Posted by: mike | August 11, 2008 1:45 PM
I disagree. Maryland has had success placing some O-lineman in the NFL in recent years. Stephon Heyer started multiple games games last season for Washington and is a top backup and possible future starter. Jared Gaither got PT last season in baltmore. Edwin Williams, a senior, is pre-season all conference. Maryland has done s respectable job of developing O-lineman.
Posted by: Tony | August 11, 2008 1:52 PM
Mike, you're an ass. If the only post you are going to make about any player Maryland is in the mix for is "I hope he chooses so and so and doesn't go to Maryland" then find some junior high school blog to post on and go away.
Posted by: virtueandvice | August 11, 2008 5:19 PM
Seriously. Mike, you sound like a complete idiot. One of the downfalls of the internet is it gives morons like you a voice.
Posted by: Island 1 | August 11, 2008 5:43 PM
Mike sounds like a guy from the State Pen U up in happy valley.
Posted by: Paco in Ajijic | August 12, 2008 11:30 AM
Good News ! - Bad news for Maryland.
As expected, Arthur Lynch-Fontaine to the Bulldogs
No. 8-rated tight end Arthur Lynch-Fontaine committed to sign with Georgia Tuesday over Boston College, Maryland and Virginia, according to ESPN affiliate TotalUGA.com reports.
Posted by: mike | August 12, 2008 3:06 PM
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I hope that White chooses Tennessee, Florida or Miami --- he would be much better off, not going to Maryland