ESPN SoccerNet Feature On Future Bruin Earl Edwards Jr.
He plays the game fearlessly, stretching and laying out his body to make big stops. Laying out players -- from Brazil to Japan -- who get in his way. And Edwards is only going to get bigger: He's projected to grow to be 6-5.
"More than his presence, is the personality and leadership Earl brings to the team," U.S. U-17 coach Wilmer Cabrera says. "He is a great player, a great athlete, but his leadership is what puts him on another level. Earl reads the game very well and communicates well. It's clear, on the field, he's a leader. That's why he's one of the top players at this age in the country, no doubt about it."
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Let's Hope!
Earl Edwards actually lands on the UCLA campus in the fall of 2010 rather than go pro.
So Rye, what are your thoughts on the incoming ’09 class?
by OldSage on Mar 16, 2009 8:46 PM PDT reply actions 0 recs



















