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Conference Recruiting Update: Colonial Athletic Association
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Since taking over as the head coach at UNC Wilmington, Kevin Keatts has wasted little time in significantly upgrading the Seahawks’ overall roster talent. The size and length in their 2015 quartet gives the future roster positional diversity and a good talent at three positions. Prep school frontcourt performer Trey Grundy is arguably the most touted among the newcomers, and has the ability to be a quality starter at either forward slot down the line. Also up front, Devontae Cacok is a committed rebounder who can really control the boards as he rounds out his overall game. The Seahawks also added significantly length on the wing in Mark Matthews and C.J. Bryce. Matthews has a quality all-around game, while Bryce brings versatile size to the backcourt.
02-23-2015 06:42 AM
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