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Peyton Siva's Dad: "Devil Working On My Son Game"

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For the record, I am assuming the above post is true.

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You can search his name on FB and that post comes up under his profile. It looks be true.

Mr. Siva is Samoan. I doubt he had a college education, maybe not even a complete high school education. He's very religious, though, and I think everyone can tell how much he loves his son and worrys about him.

If the devil is truly working on his game, will there be any eligibility issues with the NCAA?

Mr. Siva is Samoan. I doubt he had a college education, maybe not even a complete high school education. He's very religious, though, and I think everyone can tell how much he loves his son and worrys about him.

 

Even though I hate UL, I really like Siva. It's too bad that this is probably going to dog him in the days to come. From all accounts, he's a quality kid.

The dude's from another culture, a tiny group of islands with less than 60,000 people. How's your Samoan?

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His dad when to High School in Seattle so nice try with the culture thing. The High School was recently honored by Newsweek as "Top High School".

His dad when to High School in Seattle so nice try with the culture thing. The High School was recently honored by Newsweek as "Top High School".

 

Always under the impression he came here later. Not much of an endorsement for public education in Seattle... or for Newsweek for that matter...

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