Thursday, March 22, 2007

Marquette offers 6-11 center Maurice Sutton

Per this blog at the Washington Post, Tom Crean has offered a scholarship to 6-11, 190-pound Maurice Sutton of Largo High School in Upper Marlboro, Maryland. As a junior Sutton averaged 12 points, nine boards, and five blocks per game.

Marquette is the first program to offer Sutton a scholarship. The big fella has attracted attention from Kentucky, UVa, NCSU, UNC and Maryland as well. Led by Sutton, Largo enjoyed a tremendous height advantage against many of its opponents this past season.

Here is an article about Largo's final game of the 06-07 season
, a loss in the 3A state semifinals. This report confirms the Marquette offer.

6 comments:

  1. Great, I hope they can close the deal. MU can definitely use some size inside. Hopefully he'll put on some weight before playing in the Big East.

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  2. 6'11'' 190!!! Thats skin and bones! And not what we need at all, a lanky big man. Well just keep getting dominated inside.

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  3. blah blah blah

    Sutton won't be on a college campus for about 18 more months....my bet is he's 215 as a freshman - - maybe more.

    he's just a kid, it takes time

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  4. He is listed as 6'9" in one report...

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  5. Would it be an NCAA violation to send him a few hamburgers in the mail?

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  6. Guys, look at the size of many Centers in High School their junior years, and many are 190 to 200lbs.

    Some of you guys expect Shaq to walk off a high school campus. In fact, look at Shaq in high school vs today, it's about a 140lb difference

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