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RSL 2006 SuperDraft watch list |
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RSL 2006 SuperDraft watch list Herman Award Watch List
-Essentially the best players in NCAA mens soccer http://www.nscaa.com/home/106479.html Player, Class, School, Hometown Gerardo Alvarez, Jr., Northwestern, Aurora, Ill. Medhi Ballouchy, Jr., Santa Clara, Casablanca, Morocco Blake Camp, Sr., Duke, Danielsville, Ga. Greg Dalby, Jr., Notre Dame, Poway, Calif. Leandro de Oliveira, Sr., UAB, Bryan, Texas John DiRaimondo, Jr., Saint Louis, St. Louis, Mo. Jason Garey, Sr., Maryland, Gonzales, La. Matt Groenwald, Sr., St. John’s, Mt. Prospect, Ill. Patrick Ianni, Jr., UCLA, Lodi, Calif. Julius James, So., Connecticut, Maloney Gardens, Trinidad Scott Jones, Jr., UNC-Greensboro, Dallas, Texas Sacha Kljestan, Jr., Seton Hall, Huntington Beach, Calif. Mpho Moloi, Sr., Connecticut, Soweto, South Africa Justin Moose, Sr., Wake Forest, Statesville, N.C. Dayton O'Brien, Sr., Memphis, Memphis, Tenn. Dominic Oduro, Sr., Virginia Commonwealth, Accra, Ghana Randi Patterson, Jr., UNC-Greensboro, Hackensack, N.J. Jacob Peterson, Jr., Indiana, Portage, Mich. Brian Plotkin, Sr., Indiana, Lisle, Ill. Tyler Rosenlund, So., UC Santa Barbara, Port Coquitlam, B.C. Jeff Rowland, Sr., New Mexico, Albuquerque, N.M. Nathan Sturgis, So., Clemson, St. Augustine, Fla. Michael Videira, So., Duke, Milford, Mass. Marvell Wynne, So., UCLA, Poway, Calif. Jed Zayner, Jr., Indiana, Overland Park, Ill. | |||||
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Also, NC paper had this today in their paper:
FIVE TO WATCH JASON GAREY, MARYLAND: The Terps' prolific senior forward was sixth in the nation with 22 goals -- nearly one for every game. With Wake's Scott Sealy in the MLS, Garey is the biggest scoring threat in the league. BRIAN EDWARDS, WAKE: Last season as a redshirt freshman, Edwards gave up just 0.96 goals per game. The Deacons had one of the league's better defenses in 2004. MICHAEL VIDEIRA, DUKE: As a freshman midfielder, Videira played smart under pressure. He was part of each goal in Duke's 3-0 win over Ohio State in the NCAA Tournament. AARON KING, N.C. STATE: King returns for his senior season as one of the ACC's leading scorers. He has been consistently productive, with 22, 26 and 22 points in his first three seasons. STEPHEN BICKFORD, UNC: Bickford was the 2004 high school player of the year, scoring 48 goals in 24 games as a senior at Green Hope High. He isn't projected to start, but he should play a lot of minutes. | |||||
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Where are all the Utah players?
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If you find any please post them. But I must say, Marvel Wynne is my bet for #1 and best bet for RSL. I am not sure he will stay in the USA and I am not sure RSL will pick #1, but if they can get Wynne, they must. IMHO | |||||
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I would agree on Wynne, I wouldn't mind seeing Ianni either.
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so...it's time to tank the season now, then?
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A discussion into RSL's future is always essential and the Superdraft in 2006 is important to this franchise's future vitality and performance. Did any of you guys see Wynne in the U21 Championships? He was great. We could use a engine like that at RSL. | |||||
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On a quasi-related note, I went to the FO yesterday in a futile attempt to locate the perfect red RSL hoodie...
I noticed that they have a room designated as the "2006 SuperDraft Headquarters". I should have tried to sneak in. 😉 | |||||
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You would be like Sydney Bristow and be our double-agent, influencing their decisions to make them do our bidding. Me likey! :signrocko | |||||