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LDS Brothers Enjoying Recruiter Attention (The big fish)

Summarized by Kent Larsen

LDS Brothers Enjoying Recruiter Attention (The big fish)
Deseret News 7Sep99 L3
By Jody Genessy: Deseret News prep editor

LDS students Paul and Scott Fisher have received recruiting letters since they were freshmen, in High School. At six feet eight inches and 315 pounds, the twin brothers, seniors at Dixie High in St. George, Utah, are known in their school as the "Twin Towers."

Recruiters know them as two of the best High School offensive linemen in the country, ranked #5 and #13 nationally according to StudentSports, a recruiting magazine. They are ranked similarly in other recruiting polls. Recruiters have also learned that the brothers plan on staying together in college, but even if they didn't know, "usually they say they want both of us anyway. They know with us there's a left tackle and a right tackle, and we're both good at our positions," says Paul.

The recruiters, led by the schools the Fishers prefer, Kentucky, Tennesee, Utah, BYU, USC and Arizona, will also have to learn to wait to see the brothers in Uniform. While they will undoubtedly select a school this year, they don't plan on attending until after serving LDS missions, which means they will probably be apart for two years.



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