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Harvard's Top Recruit Backs Out After Questions About Recruiting Surface
Harvard's Top Recruit Backs Out After Questions About Recruiting Surface
It looks like Tommy Amaker and Harvard are starting to feel the fallout from the New York Times article that alleged they are lowering academic standards in Cambridge. Frank Ben-Eze, a 6'10" center who chose the Crimson over Big East schools, has reopened his recruitment . Ben-Eze was the best player in what was considered the best recruiting class in the history of the school. Ben-Eze ...
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Recruit changes mind about HarvardSports Scope
Frank Ben-Eze, a 6-10 center from Arlington (Va.) Bishop O'Connell, has decided not to attend Harvard to play basketball according to the New York Times. Earlier this month the Times reported that Harvard coach Tommy Amaker, who had scored a...
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Report: Center Ben-Eze decides to spurn HarvardESPN.com - College Basketball
The New York Times reported Tuesday that 6-foot-10 center Frank Ben-Eze will not attend Harvard. Ben-Eze's summer league coach, Rob Jackson, told the newspaper that the center called him and told him that he had changed his mind.
Highly Recruited Center No Longer Set to Attend HarvardNYT > College Basketball
Frank Ben-Eze was mentioned last week in a Times article in which former Harvard coaches and members of the Ivy League said that the Crimson had lowered its academic standards.