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Vol. 3, No. 7 February 2011 Vol. 3 No. 7, February 2011 • $4 SPRING FEVER The Virginia Tech baseball and softball teams are swinging for success in 2011. Tim Smalling and Richelle McGarva are leading the way. WHAT’S INSIDE: Eleven pages devoted to football recruiting, complete with profiles PB Inside Hokie Sports inside.hokiesports.com 1 Hokie Club News .......................... 4 News & Notes .............................. 9 February 2011 • Vol. 3, No. 7 From the Editor’s Desk................. 11 www.inside.hokiesports.com February will determine Tech’s NCAA fate James Farrow, a cornerback from Kroger Roth Report ..................... 12 Jimmy Robertson Minnesota, was one of Top recruit Corey Marshall has his sights set on football Editor 12 out-of-state recruits to sign with Tech. Compliance Corner ..................... 14 Marc Mullen Editorial Assistant Basketball Extra ......................... 16 Golden Celebration Cassell’s 50 years of existence Bill Roth Columnist Men’s Hoops Notebook ............. 22 Allen eclipses milestone in solid senior season Tim East Executive Editor 5 Things To Know About Recruiting ...25 Dave Knachel From the mouth of Jim Cavanaugh, the Hokies’ recruiting coordinator Photographer A Subscription to Inside Hokie Sports Allison Jarnagin Football Recruiting ...................... 26 Designer Five All-Americans headline Hokies’ 2011 football makes a great gift for any Hokie! recruiting haul Contributors Simply cut out this section and mail with a check for the appropriate Brian Thornburg - Hokie Club amount or call (540) 231-3908 to charge your subscription to your Football Recruiting Profiles .......... 31 Ashleigh Waddle - IMG College VISA or MasterCard. Makes a great gift for every Hokie! 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THE STUDENT-ATHLETE EXPERIENCE “Being able to represent the Hokies is an experience that I hope everyone gets to have one day because it is truly amazing.” Brooke Martin - Sophomore - Lacrosse “As a student of Virginia Tech, whether past, present or future, you are a member of a family based on loyalty, pride and community, and I am so honored to call myself a Hokie.” Jamie Ariosa - Senior - Lacrosse Supporting Tech Athletics Since 1949 The following represents annual fund donors (gifts from $100 to $10,000 annually) who have either joined as new Hokie Club members or have upgraded their Hokie Club membership from September through December 2010. 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