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DEL.ICIO.USRoad Trip: Miller Grove WR Hill taking official visit to Boston College
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Miller Grove receiver Stephen Hill, a member of the AJC’s The Georgia Top 150, is taking an official visit to Boston College this weekend.
Hill, who is listed as Scout.com’s 34th-best receiver in the nation, has never been to Massachusetts.
“They’re one of my top five schools, so I’m serious about Boston College,” said Hill, who is also considering Central Florida, Georgia, Georgia Tech and Tennessee. “I’m just trying to find a college that’s a home away from home and a place where I can get an education.
“The distance [to Boston] isn’t really an issue. The main thing is academics.”
Hill, who received a scholarship offer from Tech earlier this month, seems to be very impressed with the Jackets.
“I am kind of liking them,” he said. “They really surprised me with the ball throwing type thing, even though they run the triple option. I like it.”
Hill, who will fly alone to Boston Saturday morning, has scheduled official visits to Central Florida on Nov. 2 and Tech on Dec. 12.
He picked up offers from Purdue and Troy last week.
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By David
October 17, 2008 11:38 AM | Link to this
Mr. Hill,
Just wait until you see UCF. The school is gorgeous, the ladies are gorgeous, the program is young and rising, and we NEED a big receiver like you to take us to the next level. You will be THE MAN at UCF.
By pjeagle
October 17, 2008 2:17 PM | Link to this
Glad to see Stephen Hill will be visiting BC this weekend to see the Va Tech game. Justin Tuggle, a freshman BC QB from Georgia, will undoubtedly show Stephen around and will show him what a hospitable place Chestnut Hill can be for a fellow Georgia native. Could be a future Georgia passing combo in Alumni Stadium.
By Bill
October 19, 2008 3:10 PM | Link to this
Academics must be code for women, and once he hits UCF he will be theirs