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    It's a very international group, one that could be part of USF's recruiting efforts for the next three seasons. "They had a great time ... Any kid at a boarding school is going to enjoy the chance to take in a big college football game on ESPN(2) and meet people like Ozzie Guillen before the game." The first name is one we've mentioned here before -- Haukur "Hawk" Talsson, a 6-foot-6 senior guard from Iceland who has a scholarship offer from USF but isn't likely to make his decision until the spring signing period. Full Article at TampaBay.com | St. Petersburg Times
    They had a great time ... Any kid at a boarding school is going to enjoy the chance to take in a big college football game on ESPN(2) and meet people like Ozzie Guillen before the game.
    SOURCE: TampaBay.com | St. Petersburg Times 1 month ago

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