Post by HoyaDestroya on May 10, 2004 7:20:42 GMT -5
Antoher Miami player allowed to walk...
From SeattlePI
High Schools: Huskies first stop on Giles' trip list
By MICHAEL MCLAUGHLIN
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER REPORTER
Rainier Beach center C.J. Giles yesterday began an official, 48-hour recruiting visit to the University of Washington, one of three trips the 6-foot-11 senior said he will take in his second recruitment process.
Giles said he would visit Kansas next and decide on the third school later.
Giles signed his official release from Miami Thursday, and Rainier Beach coach Mike Bethea sent copies of the document to the UW and Kansas yesterday. Giles signed with the Hurricanes in November and then requested a release when the school fired coach Perry Clark.
"The recruiting trips are the fun part of the process," Giles said yesterday. "I'm really interested in Washington. I'd like to stay close to home, but my dad really likes Kansas and wants me to go there. I'd have to say I'm still leaning toward Washington."
Phone calls from interested suitors began yesterday morning, with Indiana, Louisiana State, Georgia Tech, Oklahoma State, Gonzaga and Oregon State contacting Rainier Beach athletic director Dan Jurdy.
"The frenzy has started," Jurdy said. "A lot of schools are saying they made a big mistake not going after C.J. in the first place."
From SeattlePI
High Schools: Huskies first stop on Giles' trip list
By MICHAEL MCLAUGHLIN
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER REPORTER
Rainier Beach center C.J. Giles yesterday began an official, 48-hour recruiting visit to the University of Washington, one of three trips the 6-foot-11 senior said he will take in his second recruitment process.
Giles said he would visit Kansas next and decide on the third school later.
Giles signed his official release from Miami Thursday, and Rainier Beach coach Mike Bethea sent copies of the document to the UW and Kansas yesterday. Giles signed with the Hurricanes in November and then requested a release when the school fired coach Perry Clark.
"The recruiting trips are the fun part of the process," Giles said yesterday. "I'm really interested in Washington. I'd like to stay close to home, but my dad really likes Kansas and wants me to go there. I'd have to say I'm still leaning toward Washington."
Phone calls from interested suitors began yesterday morning, with Indiana, Louisiana State, Georgia Tech, Oklahoma State, Gonzaga and Oregon State contacting Rainier Beach athletic director Dan Jurdy.
"The frenzy has started," Jurdy said. "A lot of schools are saying they made a big mistake not going after C.J. in the first place."
