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Saturday, May 3rd, 2008
Posted by Don Ruiz @ 06:31:45 pm
Former Curtis star Isaiah Thomas has notched an ACT score high enough to assure that he will be part of the Washington Huskies basketball team next season. Thomas, who will graduate from the South Kent prep school in Connecticut at the end of this month, got the good news late last week, and I got a chance to talk to him Saturday. A few of his thoughts: On his test results: On his two seasons at South Kent: On how he has improved on the court since his days at Curtis: On whether he sees himself as a point guard or shooting guard: On whether he can pair with Venoy Overton, UW's returning starter at the point: On his summer plans: Meanwhile, father Keith Thomas said that he has spent the past two seasons watching his so play online. So he is expecially pleased with the prospect of watching Isaiah just up I-5 come November. "That’s the best news I’ve heard since he started high school at Curtis." Keith Thomas said. "He’s my oldest kid and I wonder all the time about all this basketball hype, and we finally see that he’s gotten over that first brick wall of finishing high school."
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He is the truth i seen him play live at the dome and i was in awe how hejust took over the game he had like 51 they lost but where he was pulling up from was like the parking lot i was second team PCL back in the day we had the likes of GABE VAN GUSSIE,JON ARGO,BANKS brothers from white river BRIAN SCALABRINE, PAUL FELKNER, JUSTIN ADAMS some TALL lanky kid from north mason i can`t remember his name but he was silky with ball but i was on the court with all those guys and at couger cage camp and this guys was more exciting then them all so i knew he was special now its time for the rest of the world to no and put U-DUBB back on the map
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