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OSUBucks22
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7/20
About the same as the above article, Kyle lists his favorites as tOSU, Michigan, Pitt, Kentucky, and Virginia.
7/20
About the same as the above article, Kyle lists his favorites as tOSU, Michigan, Pitt, Kentucky, and Virginia.
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Kyle is VERY intersted in both Miami and Texas...the question is whether they are interested in him enough to offer.
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Hubbard update:
St. Edward senior wideout Kyle Hubbard has scholarship offers from Pittsburgh and Kentucky. Ohio State, Virginia and Michigan are among the other big schools recruiting him. The 6-4, 225-pound Hubbard, who also excels in basketball, did not play football until his sophomore year.
Hubbard update:
St. Edward senior wideout Kyle Hubbard has scholarship offers from Pittsburgh and Kentucky. Ohio State, Virginia and Michigan are among the other big schools recruiting him. The 6-4, 225-pound Hubbard, who also excels in basketball, did not play football until his sophomore year.
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Poz79
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8/29
Kyle says two of his official visits will be to Pitt and Kentucky. Those two along with Kent State, Akron, and Bowling Green are written offers. He's still in close contact with Miami(FL), Michigan, and Ohio State.
8/29
Kyle says two of his official visits will be to Pitt and Kentucky. Those two along with Kent State, Akron, and Bowling Green are written offers. He's still in close contact with Miami(FL), Michigan, and Ohio State.
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OSUBuckeye4Life
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10/31/06
Kyle's Top 3 are Pitt, Minnesota, and Kentucky. Pitt gets most of the attention in this update.
10/31/06
Kyle's Top 3 are Pitt, Minnesota, and Kentucky. Pitt gets most of the attention in this update.
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CrimsonStorm
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Kyle will play in Max Emfinger's All American Bowl game in Shreveport, La at the Liberty Bowl on Jan. 6th. Kyle will play TE in the game. Hubbard will be joined in the game by Ed's teammates Jeff Lucas MLB (New Mexico State), Cory Skoczen OLB and Nate Oliver SS(Ohio State).
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COMMITMENTS
Eagles' best pick Pitt, Ball State
Monday, December 11, 2006 Eddie Dwyer
Plain Dealer Reporter
Kyle Hubbard and Frank Edmonds, two of the linchpins for St. Edward's "Big Green Machine," have made decisions concerning their football futures.
Hubbard, one of the premier wideouts in Ohio, has orally committed to Pittsburgh and Edmonds, the Eagles' dynamic tailback, said yes to Ball State.
Edmonds and Hubbard, both seniors, cannot sign national letters of intent until the NCAA signing period in February.
"The biggest influence I had was Joe Thomas," said Hubbard, referring to St. Edward's former All-Ohio offensive lineman, who starts at guard as a true freshman for Pittsburgh. "He was in my ear all day [during the visit] - 'Pitt, Pitt, Pitt is it.' I went down there on my official visit and just loved it, because it's a lot like Cleveland. The people are the same, dedicated fans and such.
"People have asked me if I go to Pitt, who am I going to root for, the Browns or the Steelers? I said I'm just going to stay neutral and go to the game."
The 6-5, 220-pound Hubbard, who totaled nearly 60 receptions over the past two seasons, said Minnesota and Kentucky also were high on his list and North Carolina and its new coach - former Browns head man Butch Davis - are making a late pitch to get him to make a visit. But he says his commitment is to Pittsburgh. Hubbard also is a mainstay on St. Edward's highly ranked basketball team.
COMMITMENTS
Eagles' best pick Pitt, Ball State
Monday, December 11, 2006 Eddie Dwyer
Plain Dealer Reporter
Kyle Hubbard and Frank Edmonds, two of the linchpins for St. Edward's "Big Green Machine," have made decisions concerning their football futures.
Hubbard, one of the premier wideouts in Ohio, has orally committed to Pittsburgh and Edmonds, the Eagles' dynamic tailback, said yes to Ball State.
Edmonds and Hubbard, both seniors, cannot sign national letters of intent until the NCAA signing period in February.
"The biggest influence I had was Joe Thomas," said Hubbard, referring to St. Edward's former All-Ohio offensive lineman, who starts at guard as a true freshman for Pittsburgh. "He was in my ear all day [during the visit] - 'Pitt, Pitt, Pitt is it.' I went down there on my official visit and just loved it, because it's a lot like Cleveland. The people are the same, dedicated fans and such.
"People have asked me if I go to Pitt, who am I going to root for, the Browns or the Steelers? I said I'm just going to stay neutral and go to the game."
The 6-5, 220-pound Hubbard, who totaled nearly 60 receptions over the past two seasons, said Minnesota and Kentucky also were high on his list and North Carolina and its new coach - former Browns head man Butch Davis - are making a late pitch to get him to make a visit. But he says his commitment is to Pittsburgh. Hubbard also is a mainstay on St. Edward's highly ranked basketball team.
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