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Confirmed: High-schooler Tyler with Haifa

August 13, 2009

From the It Ain’t Official Til It’s On ESPN Department comes the newsflash that Jeremy Tyler, he of San Diego High School and armed with B.J. Armstrong, has signed with Maccabi Haifa for one year at $150,000.

The Haifa club itself had reported this news late last week.

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