By Andrew Nemec, OregonLive: Five-star recruits are supposed to be rare “gets” for college programs hoping to make an immediate impact on the recruiting trail.
But don’t tell that to Oregon State Beavers women’s basketball coach Scott Rueck, who seems to assemble one or two of the nation’s best recruits each year.
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