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Murray State assistant Jordan Verhulst was the lead recruiter in Murray State landing their highest ranked recruit in program history in local 2027 4⭐️ G Justin Frison. Frison - who is repped by Zach Lucchesi of Sports Network - chose Murray State over Charleston, Memphis, West Virginia, and Ole...

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