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George Mason continues to work local schools

Oct 13, 2006 2:00 AM (784 days ago) by Brian McNally, The Examiner
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Fairfax (Map, News) - George Mason’s men’s basketball team did not have to venture far from its Fairfax campus to craft next year’s recruiting class.

Building on last season’s Final Four appearance, the Patriots have added St. John’s High senior forward Vlad Moldoveanu, who verbally committed Thursday. The 6-foot-11 Romanian native averaged 12 points and six rebounds per game last season as the Cadets reached the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference championship game. He was named third-team All-WCAC.

“It’s a great school, a great coaching staff,” said St. John’s coach Paul DeStefano, who said Moldoveanu chose the Patriots over offers from West Virginia and William & Mary. “I think it’s a perfect situation for Vlad and he’s excited about it.”

Moldoveanu joins two other locals in George Mason’s recruiting class. Senior guards Isaiah Tate (DeMatha High) and Cameron Long (Freedom High) have verbally committed. All three are expected to sign letters of intent next month when the early signing period begins.

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12:07 PM MST on Tue., Mar. 18, 2008 re: "Dickey: UCLA only team that can do Pac-10 proud"

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12:04 PM MST on Tue., Mar. 18, 2008 re: "Dickey: UCLA only team that can do Pac-10 proud"

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Did Dickey even watch the Pac-10 finals? Only a little help from Love? I guess, if only offense counts. Of course, the real reason UCLA won the game is that Love totally shut down Brook Lopez in the second half.

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9:00 AM MST on Thu., Feb. 21, 2008 re: "Hoop dreams: Baltimore college basketball awakens from four-year slumber"

Larry Williams said:
How can you talk about a resurgence of college hoops in the area and not mention the only school from Baltimore to win a National Championship ad has the best chance to reach the NCAA Division I tourny this year: Morgan State University!! Is it because Morgan plays in the predominately Black college MEAC. or have you become conditioned to disregard any accomlishments by this great university, just like the rest of the sports journalist in this city?

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7:54 PM MST on Tue., Jun. 12, 2007 re: "Freedom’s Long commits to GMU"

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i thank that this is going to be a good thing for mason ,cam is a will rounded player he wiil add big games in the wins .

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