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8/22/19: Page played well enough that he caught the eyes of college coaches during a freshman season in which he had 40 tackles. His size and the footwork he had developed playing basketball as a youngster made him an elite prospect. When the scholarship offers started coming in, Dudley’s coaches “didn’t even tell me because they didn’t want my head to get big,” Page says. “I got three in a day. Like a week after, my dad (Eric) told me I had UNC, and the others were Tennessee and Texas A&M. I about lost my mind.” Tennessee was the big one in that group, he says.
...As a sophomore last year, Page was part of every opponent’s game plan, but he was ready. “They would try to double-team me and it just wouldn’t work,” Page says of a season in which he had 80 tackles, including 26 for losses, with 10 sacks and 21 hurries. Former Dudley assistant coach Marvin Lamberth, who now works with High Point Central’s defensive line, “made me do this double-team move and it worked every time,” Page says. “They did not stop me.”
TOP OF THE LINE: Greensboro defensive line trio is as good as it gets
...As a sophomore last year, Page was part of every opponent’s game plan, but he was ready. “They would try to double-team me and it just wouldn’t work,” Page says of a season in which he had 80 tackles, including 26 for losses, with 10 sacks and 21 hurries. Former Dudley assistant coach Marvin Lamberth, who now works with High Point Central’s defensive line, “made me do this double-team move and it worked every time,” Page says. “They did not stop me.”
TOP OF THE LINE: Greensboro defensive line trio is as good as it gets