A couple more things you may not have known about the Summer League roster

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A couple more things you may not have known about the Summer League roster
Truth About It - Washington Wizards Blog found this 7/11/2008 on www.bulletsforever.com [flag]
In typical fashion, right after I posted about this year's summer league team the Wizards announce that one more player has been added to the team .  Since the last thing we want to do is leave you in the dark, here's some info on the last second addition. Jason Rich (Florida State): The Seminole guard started all 4 years in college, quite the accomplishment given the level of talent ... [link]

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Me & JaVale McGee: Skyrocket in Flight or Ice Cream Delight?
Published 7/11/2008 by Truth About It (noreply@blogger.com) at Truth About It - Washington Wizards Blog
... do, then DC will get behind the guy. The Wizards summers will play their first game against the Blazers squad in Vegas on July 14th. Good luck JaVale.....the blogosphere will be watching. Must Reads: Five Things Awaiting JaVale McGee's NBA Debut [Stet Sports Blog] Wanna get the down-low on the Wizards Summer League roster? Go to Bullets Forever and check this post, then this post. ...

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