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It's a day late, but the kind folks at Detroit Country Day School were kind enough to send a picture of guard Jordan Dumars, who signed a national letter of intent on Wednesday to play basketball for Stan Heath at USF.
Dumars, 6-foot-6, is the son of Pistons standout Joe Dumars, and should bring another 3-point shooting threat to Heath's lineup next season, along with fellow guard Shaun Noriega of North Port. Lots more notes to come in the next two days ...
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HE'S TALLER THAN HIS DAD AND HE WILL DO SOUTH FLORIDA JUSTICE
Posted by: | January 19, 2009 at 11:59 PM
Stan Heath said Dumars will be a shooting guard. I've consistently seem him listed at 6-6, so obviously he could be an inch shorter. Heath said he wants Dumars to get into the weight room and ideally drop 10-15 pounds before he gets to campus. He's about 225-230, and they want him light and quick to be able to keep up with Big East guards. He's a great shooter, so the priority is improving his defense and get him stronger physically.
Posted by: G.A. | November 14, 2008 at 12:04 PM
I've seen that he's either a 6'4" SG or a 6'6" SF. Is the latter the official word? And can he jump?
Posted by: Dave W | November 14, 2008 at 11:39 AM