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'10 MN OL Jimmy Gjere (Minnesota signee)

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Jimmy Gjere
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Irondale HS
Irondale, MN

Height: 6-foot-7
Weight: 275 lbs.

Rivals is listing Jimmy with an offer from tOSU. Also listed with offers from Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Iowa.

Once again the BPRT was on top of this, as 45 has something posted in the Mill about Jimmy...
 
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North spotlight: Irondale's Gjere kind of a big deal on skates

Irondale's Jimmy Gjere, at 6-7 and 285 pounds, probably is the biggest prep hockey player ever in Minnesota.

By DAVID La VAQUE, Star Tribune
Last update: February 11, 2009 - 7:22 AM

Heads turn when Jimmy Gjere walks into the arena carrying sticks taller than his Irondale hockey teammates. Jaws drop when he takes the ice on size 15 skates. And when the 6-7, 285-pound defenseman proves he can actually skate?

"I think that's when people say, 'Wow, he's not some big, slow guy,' " Gjere said.

But he is, most likely, the largest player in the history of Minnesota prep hockey. He would be imposing at any level. Former Edina High School athlete Joe Finley, a senior at North Dakota, measures 6-7 and 245 pounds. Wild enforcer Derek Boogaard stands 6-8, but at 257 pounds, even he gives up size to Gjere.

Just a junior this season, Gjere (pronounced Jerry) is indeed a football player on skates. He anchored the Knights offensive line from his position at right guard and has received interest from the Gophers, Wisconsin, Iowa and Ohio State.

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