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When Bishop Gorman High’s Gio Guzman was verbally committed in late March to play college basketball at Division I Florida International, the 5-foot-10 point guard assumed the recruiting process was over.
But, in the two weeks from when he committed to when he was scheduled to sign a letter of intent, Florida International coach Isaiah Thomas was unexpectedly fired in leaving Guzman without a team. When the signing period opened, Guzman still didn’t know if his scholarship offer was good because Florida International hadn’t yet hired Thomas’ replacement.
That’s when Guzman went back to the drawing board, ultimately signing this week with NAIA Northwest Christian University in Eugene, Ore
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When Bishop Gorman High’s Gio Guzman was verbally committed in late March to play college basketball at Division I Florida International, the 5-foot-10 point guard assumed the recruiting process was over.
But, in the two weeks from when he committed to when he was scheduled to sign a letter of intent, Florida International coach Isaiah Thomas was unexpectedly fired in leaving Guzman without a team. When the signing period opened, Guzman still didn’t know if his scholarship offer was good because Florida International hadn’t yet hired Thomas’ replacement.
That’s when Guzman went back to the drawing board, ultimately signing this week with NAIA Northwest Christian University in Eugene, Ore
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Las Vegas sports fans are easy to figure out. If the Southern Nevada team is winning, locals will flock to home games. If the team is marginal or below average, expect the attendance numbers to drop. Whether it is the beloved UNLV basketball team or the lightly followed UNLV football program, if a winning product is on the field, there’s a good chance the local fan base will be on the bandwagon.
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Las Vegas sports fans are easy to figure out. If the Southern Nevada team is winning, locals will flock to home games. If the team is marginal or below average, expect the attendance numbers to drop. Whether it is the beloved UNLV basketball team or the lightly followed UNLV football program, if a winning product is on the field, there’s a good chance the local fan base will be on the bandwagon.
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