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Except for... by Kayo
Colin Falls, Chris Quinn, Luke Harangody, Tory Jackson, Zach Hillesland, Luke Zeller, Carleton Scott, Jack Cooley, Alex Dragisevich, Jon Peoples, Cam Biedscheid, VJ Beachem, Demetrius Jackson, Austin Torres, Rex Pfleuger, John Mooney, Nik Djogo, Robby Carmody, Dane Goodwin, Nate Laszewski, JR Konieczny, Blake Wesley, JJ Starling, and Markus Burton.
Also Parker Friedrichsen and Brady Dunlap, who Brey signed in his last class but decided to go elsewhere when he left ND.
I left out some of the lesser players who didn't have much impact on the program.
I suppose it's still okay to say "so much" recruiting was from the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, but I read insinuation that it was his predominant recruiting turf. It wasn't. As you can see from the list above, many of Brey's best recruits came from the Midwest.