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I am linking this article because this recruit wants to play both sports and that is one of the attractions with the U:
Brewster, who van der Wal's father said discovered his son on a YouTube video highlight, isn't selling only himself. Other programs are giving van der Wal that option, but Brewster used sophomore wide receiver Bryant Allen as an example. Allen was a reserve point guard on Smith's basketball team last season.
"Playing two sports in college would be hard," van der Wal said. "But it's real cool that coach Tubby encourages football players to come and try out for basketball. Basketball is something I really love."
Van der Wal's doctors have told him he's still growing and could be 6-8 soon — and possibly even taller in college. His athletic ability (32-inch vertical), length and hands could make van der Wal a standout tight end at the next level, Lemming said.
http://www.twincities.com/gophers/ci_16090990?nclick_check=1
Go Gophers!!
Brewster, who van der Wal's father said discovered his son on a YouTube video highlight, isn't selling only himself. Other programs are giving van der Wal that option, but Brewster used sophomore wide receiver Bryant Allen as an example. Allen was a reserve point guard on Smith's basketball team last season.
"Playing two sports in college would be hard," van der Wal said. "But it's real cool that coach Tubby encourages football players to come and try out for basketball. Basketball is something I really love."
Van der Wal's doctors have told him he's still growing and could be 6-8 soon — and possibly even taller in college. His athletic ability (32-inch vertical), length and hands could make van der Wal a standout tight end at the next level, Lemming said.
http://www.twincities.com/gophers/ci_16090990?nclick_check=1
Go Gophers!!