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Originally published Friday, February 8, 2008 at 12:00 AM

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Prep Notebook | Johri Fogerson gets national award

O'Dea senior Johri Fogerson is one of 50 high-school football players named National Old Spice Red Zone Players of the Year. Fogerson rushed for 2,545...

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O'Dea senior Johri Fogerson is one of 50 high-school football players named National Old Spice Red Zone Players of the Year. Fogerson rushed for 2,545 yards and 34 touchdowns last fall.

Fogerson, who signed a letter of intent with Washington on Wednesday, was listed with the other winners in a full-page announcement in Thursday's USA Today.

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• Bishop Blanchet senior Vinny Papasedero, an All-Metro League running back, signed a letter of intent with Division II Colorado State-Pueblo, which restored its football program and next fall will field its first team since 1985.

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