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'08 FL PF Eloy Vargas (Florida Verbal)

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Hollywood (FL) American Heritage

Ht: 6-foot-10
Wt: 210 lbs
AAU: Team Breakdown

Ranked as the #46 player in the 2008 class. Averaged 21 points and 14 rebounds a game as a junior.

Listing Pitt (offer), Texas A&M (offer), Clemson (offer), Florida State (offer), Minnesota (offer), Miami (offer), Ohio State, Florida, Indiana, Louisville, Maryland and UNC.
 
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Gems of the '08 high school class


Eloy Vargas
National ranking: No. 45 on Rivals.com, No. 46 on ScoutHoops.com, No. 69 on Hoopmasters.com Scouts were disappointed Vargas did not make greater improvement in his junior season, but he still has height and length and can be a presence around the basket because of his athleticism. He hits face-up shots and is skilled enough to finish in traffic, though he's inconsistent because a lack of strength allows him to be knocked around. He'll never be a strong post-up player. Vargas will be a shot blocker, though, mostly as a help defender.
 
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made Pitt a favorite a few months ago. Now, however, the picture is considerably cloudier with Louisville recruiting Vargas hard, as well as the national champion Florida Gators.

Herz, a University of Florida alum, says that the Gators have come on strong lately and he thinks Billy Donovan may have recently offered a scholarship to his star player. If they did indeed extend an offer, Antigua and Pitt may find themselves with the daunting task of trying to pull a Latin American player out of the state of Florida ? and away from a program that just won two consecutive National Championships.

Florida is not the only hurdle for Pitt in their pursuit of Vargas. Florida State and Miami are also on the final list, a sign that the mostly Spanish-speaking teenager may feel more comfortable around people of a similar background.

Vargas also cites Louisville as a potential destination because of Cardinals? head coach Rick Pitino?s proven past success with Latino players.

http://www.pghsports.com/PSR-News/s...full&id=1184203959&archive=&template=Keystone
 
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