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[QUOTE="Francis03, post: 2002540, member: 195"] Red was one of the first coaches from the staff to notice Sidibe. He was involved in the recruitment but focused more on trying to get Nick Richards. So GMac was assigned to keep tabs on him. Real talk, Sidibe never really took SU seriously until it became inevitable that Richards was going to UK and we started to push hard for him late in the signing period. If Hop and Red didn't make frequent visits to his workouts in early fall then I doubt "lead recruiter" GMac would've been able to close. It was a group effort by the staff to get him. [/QUOTE]
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