Journey to the McDonald's All-American Game: Armando Bacot
Posted Feb 27, 2019
North Carolina basketball signee Armando Bacot’s journey to the McDonald’s All-American Game was earned not given. Bacot started off his high school career with some notoriety but was far from solidifying himself as one of the top big men in the class like he is today. He made solid progression in his first three years of high school at Trinity Episcopal School (V.A.).
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