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Omari Lawrence, one of New York City's top basketball recruits, doesn't have a list ranking his college choices, but he says he knows which school is No. 1 right now - St. John's. If Lawrence signs with St. John's, he would be Norm Roberts' first elite New York City recruit. Lawrence said Roberts also wants to land Rice's Durand Scott and Staten Island native and Oak Hill big man Danny Jennings with the program's three 2009 scholarships. The 6-4, 205-pound combo guard stressed that he would continue to visit schools, such as UConn, Louisville and Florida later this summer and didn't set a deadline to decide his college plans.

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July 10, 2008  10:37 AM ET
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look at all the interested people in basketball recruits... hurry before you miss them all

July 10, 2008  02:44 PM ET
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See what I mean...

July 10, 2008  04:10 PM ET
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Honestly FN... look at all the buzz this has generated... let's stick with college football

July 10, 2008  07:08 PM ET
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Excited, I am about this...not.

July 10, 2008  09:38 PM ET
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"If Lawrence signs with St. John's, he would be Norm Roberts' first elite New York City recruit"

That is absolutely PATHETIC norm.......
- I can't believe that after all this time you haven't been able to get an 'elite' recruit out of NYC......
RUTGERS has done better than you.........

 
July 14, 2008  07:33 PM ET
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Did you hear the latest on the POINT GUARD U?????????

It appears that POINT GUARD U is at it again!

Within a few weeks, there WILL be several key announcements.
The first one is that Abdul Gaddy is going to the Arizona Wildcats.
He will join a long list of guards which have gone to Arizona and then proceed to the NBA.

Yes, to join the likes of Gilbert, Terry,Damon,Salim,Richard Jefferson,Andrea Ig., Bibby, Hassm Adams,Dickerson,Simon,Gardner,Steve Kerr,........

HOLD UP!

There is MORE.
The Abdul announcement will have Omari or Avery Bradley coming to the Arizona Wildcats. A deadly one-two combination for Arizona.
Omari and Avery has the making of the next "Terry". He is money for sure.


WAIT. There is MORE.
What?
Yes, another 5 star guard joining the ranks.
A 2010 5 Star in the name of Bejarano.
He is a scoring machine.

Point Guard U just RELOADED!


Wait, Check YOURSELF...
Did we forget one more.
Oh yes, Matt Carlino is high on the Cats.
And is reportly ready to give a Verbal to Coach Lute and the Arizona Wildcats.

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