An ESPN writer has him ranked at #6 for the forwards at the MLS combine.I see he is another JamaicanJunior College Player of the Year. I wonder, outsideofAmericans, ifthe most common nationality for JC POY isJamaican? It is uncanny how Jamaicans seem to win this award left right and center.I am going to have togo do the research. (Me 3:16) - T.K.
6. Dane Richards, Clemson -- Richards was a Hermann semifinalist and second team All-American in 2006 and is another small (5-7) but lightning-quick forward. Richards transferred to Clemson from San Jacinto Junior College (where he was National Junior College Player of the Year in '04) prior to the 2005 season and helped get the Tigers to the College Cup that year. Richards scored an impressive 45 goals his two years in junior college and followed it with double-digit goal seasons at Clemson. Richards has been capped by the Jamaican national team and will have one season as a youth international in MLS.
6. Dane Richards, Clemson -- Richards was a Hermann semifinalist and second team All-American in 2006 and is another small (5-7) but lightning-quick forward. Richards transferred to Clemson from San Jacinto Junior College (where he was National Junior College Player of the Year in '04) prior to the 2005 season and helped get the Tigers to the College Cup that year. Richards scored an impressive 45 goals his two years in junior college and followed it with double-digit goal seasons at Clemson. Richards has been capped by the Jamaican national team and will have one season as a youth international in MLS.
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