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BOL.. wilheim...
Diamond Sportsbook or DSI is a sponsor here at The Rx.com and runs an excellent shop that is rarely mentioned in a negative way. Please click on the red DSI link if you decide to sign up there so they will know you are a Rxer...
Also if ever you have a problem with The Rx.com or any of our sponsors please feel free to contact me at:
wilheim@therx.com CC to person19481950@therx.com
I will be of immediate assistance...
BOL.. wilheim...
I worked in their sales department for a couple years and they are as top notch as they come. Both CRIS and Diamond run out of the same office and they have more money between them than all the National Banks here in Costa Rica put together.
You can sweat the game and not the payout with those two books.
FI
You can sweat the game and not the payout with those two books.
FI
Sorry about turning this thread into a Minnesota thing. Happy Holidays. Got to see the Skippers play in Marshall a week and a half ago. Beat Delasalle. Delasalle has this kid by the name of Royce White that is wanted by everyone......only one problem with this jr......major attitude problem. Didnt get a chance to play against Tonka because he swore at a teacher......9 game suspension at their private school. Just love to talk things Minesota when I get the chance. Merry Christmas!
Royce White played in the LeBron James US Skills Academy in Akron, Ohio and The Nike Global Challenge at the University of Portland this summer. He also played in many events with the Howard Pulley AAU team, but he is expected to miss at least a couple of game due to a suspension.
White was GoldenSports.net's choice for Sabes Foundation Invitational Tournament MVP. White was named second-team All-Metro by GoldenSports.Net as he averaged 21.8 points and led the Islanders to a 19-8 mark.
White has received scholarship offers from Cincinnati, Northern Iowa, Miami, Creighton, Iowa, Illinois, Michigan State, Minnesota, Iowa State Purdue, Arkansas, Seton Hall, Texas, Arizona and Southern California.
White has continued to show why he is one of the top players in the Class of 2009 in the Midwest this spring. He shined for the Howard Pulley AAU team at the Boo Williams Invitational, leading them to the Bronze Division championship and at the Kingwood Classic, where they advanced to the Final Four of the Platinum Division. He led the Panthers to a second-place finish in the Jayhawk Invitational and a title win at the Sabes Foundation Invitational.
White scored in double figures in every game this year and scored 20 or more points 15 times and had 31-point efforts against Houston (TX) Westbury Christian and Breck, and 33 versus Blake.
White is an excellent shotblocker and rebounder who has worked hard on his offensive game, ball-handling and shown expanded shooting range
White was GoldenSports.net's choice for Sabes Foundation Invitational Tournament MVP. White was named second-team All-Metro by GoldenSports.Net as he averaged 21.8 points and led the Islanders to a 19-8 mark.
White has received scholarship offers from Cincinnati, Northern Iowa, Miami, Creighton, Iowa, Illinois, Michigan State, Minnesota, Iowa State Purdue, Arkansas, Seton Hall, Texas, Arizona and Southern California.
White has continued to show why he is one of the top players in the Class of 2009 in the Midwest this spring. He shined for the Howard Pulley AAU team at the Boo Williams Invitational, leading them to the Bronze Division championship and at the Kingwood Classic, where they advanced to the Final Four of the Platinum Division. He led the Panthers to a second-place finish in the Jayhawk Invitational and a title win at the Sabes Foundation Invitational.
White scored in double figures in every game this year and scored 20 or more points 15 times and had 31-point efforts against Houston (TX) Westbury Christian and Breck, and 33 versus Blake.
White is an excellent shotblocker and rebounder who has worked hard on his offensive game, ball-handling and shown expanded shooting range
