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Does anyone have any information on any of those guys other than where they played and how big they are?
Long live the King, BYU the King.
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Congratulations to Tuni. My son played little league with him when Tuni used to play for Cyprus, and I always knew Tuni would go Division 1 after high school with his size and talent. Even though he is no longer with the Cyprus Pirates, I still appreciate being able to watch him play, and hope nothing but the best for him in the future.
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