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DEL.ICIO.USHow It Went: Blessed Trinity’s Crisafi impressed with Middle Tennessee State University
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Blessed Trinity guard Matt Crisafi and his father spent Saturday at Middle Tennessee State University and watched as the Blue Raiders hosted homecoming opponent Louisiana-Monroe.
“It was a lot of fun,” said Crisafi, an AJC’s The Georgia 150 choice. “We drove up [Saturday] morning, took a walk around campus, ate lunch, watched highlight film of the Maryland game and talked to all of the coaches.”
Crisafi has scholarship offers from Delaware, MTSU, Samford and Tulane.
“The visit to Middle Tennessee State kind of exceeded my expectations,” Crisafi said. “I didn’t realize football was that big there. I got to the game and realized how many people are crazy about MTSU football. It impressed me a lot.
“I’m pretty interested in that program. I’ll probably take an official visit there in December.”
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By buford fan
November 10, 2008 9:42 AM | Link to this
jeff, how about posting the defense when writing you srticles. they are part of the team. a wolf fan
By buford fan
November 10, 2008 9:43 AM | Link to this
jeff, how about posting the defense when writing you srticles. they are part of the team. a wolf fan
By Bamafan
November 11, 2008 10:17 AM | Link to this
MTSU is the biggest university in Tennessee and would be a great school to visit and go to!! The football program is getting better and better and will win the sunbelt next year or the following year!! GO BLUE RAIDERS!!