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Curtis Grant named Parade All-American


Curtis Grant recently was named an All-American by Parade Magazine. The magazine will publish its All-America high school football team Feb. 6. The Times-Dispatch named Grant (6-3, 222 pounds) the defensive player of the year the past two years. He was named All-Metro and all-state this season. Grant has yet to announce which college he will attend. He is expected to make his decision by Wednesday, national signing day. His finalists are Virginia, North Carolina, Florida and Ohio State. (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

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