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<p>Continuing with my top ten reviews, I stay in the metro and talk to Two Rivers' two-way player [player_tooltip player_id='242416' first='Max' last='Mogelson']. The eighth-ranked Class of '24 prospect took a few minutes to talk offseason and what is next for the 6'3 265-pound Warriors' athlete.</p>
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Continuing with my top ten reviews, I stay in the metro and talk to Two Rivers' two-way player Max MogelsonMaxMogelson
6'3" | 260 lbs | DL Two Rivers | 2024StateMN
. The eighth-ranked Class of '24 prospect took a few minutes to talk offseason and what is next for the 6'3 265-pound Warriors' athlete.