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  • #21122
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    Zaratuk
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    *This isn’t self promotion lol*

    Zabo will be a freshman next year at St.Marks in Massachusetts.He will play alongside Alex Murphy and Kaleb Tarczewski.

    Is he a high major kinda prospect or more mid-major?What do you think?

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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpEd-jTrZxA

    Sorry that’s all I have about him

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  • #389138
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    Steven

    wayyy to early to tell, but ill go with the high major

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  • #389158
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    Steven

    wayyy to early to tell, but ill go with the high major

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  • #389151
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    Zaratuk
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    Yup it’s early it’s just to get an idea

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  • #389172
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    Zaratuk
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    Yup it’s early it’s just to get an idea

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  • #389210
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    BOBBYBOBBALBOA
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    He’s from Quebec,in Canada and is a major talent when he played here. At 14, he won MVP honors in a league composed of mainly 17 years old players. He is great offensively but needs better judgement and better defensive awareness. Also at 15, he started on Quebec’s provincial team at the U17 Canadian National Championships, and was an important piece in their first place victory. He also trained with the Phoenix Suns for 3 days, with Steve Nash obviously, who is Canadian as everybody knows. He was also invited to be part of the Grassroots Canada AAU Team. That’s all the research I could find on him, and it’s in French. Also, I watched him play, and he is really good.

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    BOBBYBOBBALBOA
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    He’s from Quebec,in Canada and is a major talent when he played here. At 14, he won MVP honors in a league composed of mainly 17 years old players. He is great offensively but needs better judgement and better defensive awareness. Also at 15, he started on Quebec’s provincial team at the U17 Canadian National Championships, and was an important piece in their first place victory. He also trained with the Phoenix Suns for 3 days, with Steve Nash obviously, who is Canadian as everybody knows. He was also invited to be part of the Grassroots Canada AAU Team. That’s all the research I could find on him, and it’s in French. Also, I watched him play, and he is really good.

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  • #389214
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    BOBBYBOBBALBOA
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    In fact, he’s the second player in Canada, Class of 2014, behind Andrew Wiggins

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  • #389237
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    BOBBYBOBBALBOA
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    In fact, he’s the second player in Canada, Class of 2014, behind Andrew Wiggins

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  • #389233
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    BOBBYBOBBALBOA
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    Also, the highlights you are watching is him, age 15, playing in the U-17 Qc-United Team, one of the top AAU teams in Canada (more than 15 players of their program were in the National Championships, out of about 26 players, and QUebec won silver in the U15 category and gold in the U17 category, as I previously mentioned). So yeah, he’s pretty good.

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  • #389254
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    Also, the highlights you are watching is him, age 15, playing in the U-17 Qc-United Team, one of the top AAU teams in Canada (more than 15 players of their program were in the National Championships, out of about 26 players, and QUebec won silver in the U15 category and gold in the U17 category, as I previously mentioned). So yeah, he’s pretty good.

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