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Thursday, February 2, 2012

Signing Day In Review

Hillhouse's Rennick Bryan signs with UConn (video)

National Signing Day List

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Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Hillhouse's Rennick Bryan signs with UConn (video)

Wednesday, August 24, 2011

UConn gets commitment from Hillhouse's Rennick Bryan

Hillhouse lineman Rennick Bryan gave his oral commitment to play football at UConn Wednesday. The 6-foot-3, 305 pound senior is the third state player in recent weeks to accept an offer from the Huskies.

"Rennick Bryan gave his verbal commitment to UConn," Hillhouse coach Tom Dyer confirmed. "We're very excited."

Bryan is projected to be a guard or center prospect for UConn. He had also received an offer from Temple. The offer to Bryan from the Huskies might be a surprise to some but Dyer said the interest has "been there for awhile".

"We choose not to go around telling everyone that he had these offers and interest," Dyer added, "but UConn's been all over him."

UConn offensive coordinator George DeLeone, a New Haven native, was instrumental in recruiting Bryan. Paul Pasqualoni, another Connecticut product, was named the Huskies' head coach in the off-season.

"They're going after Connecticut kids," Dyer said about DeLeone and Pasqualoni.

Former Ansonia running back Montrell Dobbs is expected to join the UConn team in January after prepping a semester at Milford Academy. Masuk quarterback Casey Cochran recently gave his oral commitment to play for the Huskies next fall.

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Hillhouse lineman Rennick Bryan gives UConn verbal commit

Hillhouse offensive lineman Rennick Bryan, a 6-foot-3, 305 pound senior, gave his oral commitment to play at UConn, according to Hillhouse coach Tom Dyer.

Dyer was on his way into practice when reached by phone moments ago, but confirmed the news.

Check back later for updated information on this story.

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