“Washington is another great opportunity for me because their starting center, Nick Harris, is a senior this fall as well and they're saying I'll have a great opportunity to come in and compete for playing time early."
We? are his first official. Will take all 5 before he commits.
“Washington is another great opportunity for me because their starting center, Nick Harris, is a senior this fall as well and they're saying I'll have a great opportunity to come in and compete for playing time early."
We? are his first official. Will take all 5 before he commits.
If early playing time is important to him then it'll more likely be UCLA than USC if he stays home. USC has both Justin Dedich and Brett Neilon, both of whom are true centers
Why are we even getting out hopes up about a Mater Dei kid?
He’s one of those prospects that says he likes UW a lot as a sophomore. That fizzles our over time. We were never getting him. Posters here whine about how we should have gotten him. Rinse and repeat.
Why are we even getting out hopes up about a Mater Dei kid?
He’s one of those prospects that says he likes UW a lot as a sophomore. That fizzles our over time. We were never getting him. Posters here whine about how we should have gotten him. Rinse and repeat.
“ Word I am getting is that Myles Murao is leaning heavily to the Dawgs right now. He went completely silent after his official visit to UW last month and there have been rumors that he could be a silent verbal to the Huskies. I honestly don't know what to believe on this because UW never gets a guy as good as Murao out of Mater Dei. Those kids typically stay local (USC or, to a lesser extent, UCLA), but the Huskies have been in great shape with him for quite some time and, besides the Built For Life" program and his outstanding relationship with Scott Huff, he's also aware the path to early playing time is right there for the taking as he could come in battle for Nick Harris' spot immediately. Right now, if I had to make the call, it'd be Hatchett and Murao and the Huskies would be done with their offensive line recruiting.”
FatEk has put him on Woof watch.
“Myles Murao - See above. The guy has been pretty enamored with Washington and we've heard from at least three different sources, all independent of each other, that the Huskies may have the inside track. This would be one of the biggest commitments of the Chris Petersen era and likely the top OL commit since Nathan Rhoades back in 2002.”
“ Word I am getting is that Myles Murao is leaning heavily to the Dawgs right now. He went completely silent after his official visit to UW last month and there have been rumors that he could be a silent verbal to the Huskies. I honestly don't know what to believe on this because UW never gets a guy as good as Murao out of Mater Dei. Those kids typically stay local (USC or, to a lesser extent, UCLA), but the Huskies have been in great shape with him for quite some time and, besides the Built For Life" program and his outstanding relationship with Scott Huff, he's also aware the path to early playing time is right there for the taking as he could come in battle for Nick Harris' spot immediately. Right now, if I had to make the call, it'd be Hatchett and Murao and the Huskies would be done with their offensive line recruiting.”
FatEk has put him on Woof watch.
“Myles Murao - See above. The guy has been pretty enamored with Washington and we've heard from at least three different sources, all independent of each other, that the Huskies may have the inside track. This would be one of the biggest commitments of the Chris Petersen era and likely the top OL commit since Nathan Rhoades back in 2002.”
Ha. Nathan Rhoades. I vividly remember his commitment and subsequent physical discombobulation.
“ Word I am getting is that Myles Murao is leaning heavily to the Dawgs right now. He went completely silent after his official visit to UW last month and there have been rumors that he could be a silent verbal to the Huskies. I honestly don't know what to believe on this because UW never gets a guy as good as Murao out of Mater Dei. Those kids typically stay local (USC or, to a lesser extent, UCLA), but the Huskies have been in great shape with him for quite some time and, besides the Built For Life" program and his outstanding relationship with Scott Huff, he's also aware the path to early playing time is right there for the taking as he could come in battle for Nick Harris' spot immediately. Right now, if I had to make the call, it'd be Hatchett and Murao and the Huskies would be done with their offensive line recruiting.”
FatEk has put him on Woof watch.
“Myles Murao - See above. The guy has been pretty enamored with Washington and we've heard from at least three different sources, all independent of each other, that the Huskies may have the inside track. This would be one of the biggest commitments of the Chris Petersen era and likely the top OL commit since Nathan Rhoades back in 2002.”
They have sources? Or is this another case of "me, myself, and I"?
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We? are his first official. Will take all 5 before he commits.
“ Word I am getting is that Myles Murao is leaning heavily to the Dawgs right now. He went completely silent after his official visit to UW last month and there have been rumors that he could be a silent verbal to the Huskies. I honestly don't know what to believe on this because UW never gets a guy as good as Murao out of Mater Dei. Those kids typically stay local (USC or, to a lesser extent, UCLA), but the Huskies have been in great shape with him for quite some time and, besides the Built For Life" program and his outstanding relationship with Scott Huff, he's also aware the path to early playing time is right there for the taking as he could come in battle for Nick Harris' spot immediately.
Right now, if I had to make the call, it'd be Hatchett and Murao and the Huskies would be done with their offensive line recruiting.”
FatEk has put him on Woof watch.
“Myles Murao - See above. The guy has been pretty enamored with Washington and we've heard from at least three different sources, all independent of each other, that the Huskies may have the inside track. This would be one of the biggest commitments of the Chris Petersen era and likely the top OL commit since Nathan Rhoades back in 2002.”