GW interest in the 2014 PG according to NYCHoops.net ($).  Originally from West Roxbury, MA & BABC.  Averaged 13 points and 11 assists last year.

He can dunk!

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This kid is really good, seen him play in florida with his RCA team. Fast as lightning

I thought Redemption Academy rang a bell, this is an old article....many GW player/recruit references.  This may be educational for the younger posters on the board.

http://www.nytimes.com/2006/02/25/sports/ncaabasketball/25preps.html?pagewanted=print&_r=0

Not a good reminder on the eve of Senior Day, one must say.

Two things become clear in reading this article from 2006: 1) Martelli was clearly the source on Mo and his high school.and 2) the idiots who ran their biased, unprofessional, one-sided crap in the Post sports section at that time, from the editor to the reporter, weren't fit to shine the shoes of the New York Times in covering this issue.

is this kid good ?

Redemption has moved to Northfield Mass.. They have two location's now ( troy and now in mass)

seen him play he is bad don't come to GW

Are you sure ? Seen him play aganist Brewster Academy and kid can go .

Mike Rodriguez will be playing on the D.R national 19u team this summer per his BABC coach.

he missed alot of open passes and turned the ball over alot

Coaches from the new england area all said that the kid improved alot over the years. 

I seen him last year wasnt good but this year i seen him mature . What game have you seen?

Article said he holds offers from Aic, Manhattan, Umass, and coopin state. This kid has to be good if he is running with BABC.

This is the oddest recruiting thread I've ever seen. Its just one poster arguing with himself about whether some marginal recruit is any good.

Still, anyone who holds offers from both Aic AND Coopin State deserves a closer look.

Mike Rodriguez (BABC u17)- A high-energy, first burst lead guard, Rodriguez made a multitude of plays scoring and sharing the ball in the open floor on Saturday evening, including an above-the-rim finish on the break that had the Oosting Gym crowd on full alert to the prowess of his aerial attack.