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RE: Niagara transfer Antoine Mason being pursued by UC?
I guess anything can happen, but it looks like we'll have an extra scholly this year. It's not that bad in the sense that I'm not sure I see any glaring weaknesses that we could have easily fixed with a 5th year guy (who also presumably would hamper the minutes of development for a returning player). On the other hand, it's not like we are so talented and experienced that we couldn't use some veteran help and depth especially if we lose anybody in-season to injuries or whatever.

I guess it will end up going to a walk-on so good for whoever that ends up being.
 
06-11-2014 06:29 PM
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