The power of bling
Posted Sep 8, 2009
Virginia and Duke did their due diligence with James McAdoo. And undoubtedly were prepared for more. The 6-foot-8 rising junior at Norfolk Christian is that good, among the few prospects worth recruiting despite daunting odds. McAdoo, however, chose predictably. After a weekend campus visit, he pledged Sunday to continue his basketball career at North Carolina. It’s a decision that speaks to family ties and the Tar Heels’ inherent recruiting advantages.
(Daily Press)
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