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'10 WA C Mike Marboe (Signed to Idaho)
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Re: '10 WA C Mike Marboe
By Brian Adamowsky
World sports writer
Posted June 20, 2009
WENATCHEE — At the end of his sophomore year, the letters started coming for Wenatchee football lineman Mike Marboe.
A short questionnaire from the University of Washington. Another one from the University of Idaho. A letter of introduction from Oregon State University head coach Mike Riley.
And after that, hundreds of other pieces of mail from college football programs around the country — and all saying essentially the same thing: We are interested in you playing for us.
Marboe is a center at Wenatchee High School, and recently took his final exams of his junior year. Before the Panthers play their first game of the 2009 season in September, the 6-foot-3, 280-pound Marboe expects to have verbally committed to one of the dozen colleges heavily courting him.
That decision will mean the end of a recruiting process that Marboe called "hectic, but fun."
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Zigzag recruiting trails
Football lineman Marboe: Attention 'hectic but fun'
By Brian Adamowsky
World sports writer
Posted June 20, 2009
WENATCHEE — At the end of his sophomore year, the letters started coming for Wenatchee football lineman Mike Marboe.
A short questionnaire from the University of Washington. Another one from the University of Idaho. A letter of introduction from Oregon State University head coach Mike Riley.
And after that, hundreds of other pieces of mail from college football programs around the country — and all saying essentially the same thing: We are interested in you playing for us.
Marboe is a center at Wenatchee High School, and recently took his final exams of his junior year. Before the Panthers play their first game of the 2009 season in September, the 6-foot-3, 280-pound Marboe expects to have verbally committed to one of the dozen colleges heavily courting him.
That decision will mean the end of a recruiting process that Marboe called "hectic, but fun."
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Re: '10 WA C Mike Marboe
Committed to Idaho
Committed to Idaho