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Dyricus Simms-Edwards will play for German team BG Goettingen..in the PRO A division!
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"Edwards comes Defensive specialist - from college directly ..."
"Americans Dyricus Edwards seventh signing of the BG Gottingen
In recent days and weeks has been speculation in fandom kicking about and discussed,
as well who are the last two signings BG G?¶ttingen. One of the two names is fixed:
Dyricus Edwards reinforces the violets on the guard position and will provide a strong defense
in the upcoming Pro A season.
For some question marks the pronunciation of the first name of our new Guards ensures,
at least at first glance. But with difficult players name, the violets from fans know, yes.
For Dyricus (pronounced Dye-ree-kiss, the emphasis is on the middle syllable),
the professional basketball business is yet uncharted territory, BG G?¶ttingen but after his college degree
in psychology his first professional station. Especially on the defensive convinces Edwards.
The "CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Defensive Player of the Year 2013" and
"MVC Defensive Player of the Year 2013," was in his last season at Bradley University about 33 minutes
on the floor. While Edwards recorded an average of 12.7 points, 3.7 rebounds and 2.7 assists in his account.
"Dyricus is a great defensive player who can defend the positions of one to three each,"
says BG head coach Johan Roijakkers the strengths of his new violet. With a total of 86 steals
in the past season 2012/2013 he joins as Fifth Best in the MVC history a. "During his first two years
of college Dyricus played on the downbeat, and there he will help us out this year also,
together with Marco Grimaldi," said Roijakkers more about Edwards' role in the new season.
Dyricus Alexander Simms-Edwards, the full name of our new Violet, was born on 8 August 1991 in Peoria, Illinois,
was born. In 2010 he visited Germany as part of a 10-member all-star team of the Global Sports Academy,
which then toured through Belgium and Germany. In the upcoming season, our fans will enjoy using the
1.91 meter guard - especially if the balls he regularly "steal" the opposing team."
translation per google..
"Edwards comes Defensive specialist - from college directly ..."
"Americans Dyricus Edwards seventh signing of the BG Gottingen
In recent days and weeks has been speculation in fandom kicking about and discussed,
as well who are the last two signings BG G?¶ttingen. One of the two names is fixed:
Dyricus Edwards reinforces the violets on the guard position and will provide a strong defense
in the upcoming Pro A season.
For some question marks the pronunciation of the first name of our new Guards ensures,
at least at first glance. But with difficult players name, the violets from fans know, yes.
For Dyricus (pronounced Dye-ree-kiss, the emphasis is on the middle syllable),
the professional basketball business is yet uncharted territory, BG G?¶ttingen but after his college degree
in psychology his first professional station. Especially on the defensive convinces Edwards.
The "CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Defensive Player of the Year 2013" and
"MVC Defensive Player of the Year 2013," was in his last season at Bradley University about 33 minutes
on the floor. While Edwards recorded an average of 12.7 points, 3.7 rebounds and 2.7 assists in his account.
"Dyricus is a great defensive player who can defend the positions of one to three each,"
says BG head coach Johan Roijakkers the strengths of his new violet. With a total of 86 steals
in the past season 2012/2013 he joins as Fifth Best in the MVC history a. "During his first two years
of college Dyricus played on the downbeat, and there he will help us out this year also,
together with Marco Grimaldi," said Roijakkers more about Edwards' role in the new season.
Dyricus Alexander Simms-Edwards, the full name of our new Violet, was born on 8 August 1991 in Peoria, Illinois,
was born. In 2010 he visited Germany as part of a 10-member all-star team of the Global Sports Academy,
which then toured through Belgium and Germany. In the upcoming season, our fans will enjoy using the
1.91 meter guard - especially if the balls he regularly "steal" the opposing team."
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