He is not going to Oregon. Of that I am certain...
are you saying he won't committ to OU or that he won't even visit?
He is not going to Oregon. Of that I am certain...
He is not going to Oregon. Of that I am certain...
are you saying he won't committ to OU or that he won't even visit?
All I'll say is screw the shoe companies.
We are all hoping for him. I am thinking it will be in 2 weeks
I believe it was zagsblog that said he would wait as late as the end of May or early June to make his decision
PLEASE COME TO UC CHRISTOPHER OBEKPA YOU WILL BE A GREAT ADDITION TO CINCINNATI SPORTS
DEFENSE IS ALWAYS KING IN CINCINNATI AND YOUR SHOT BLOCKING WILL BE ADMIRED BY MANY!
Rothstein just tweeted St. Johns is back in the mix and has a legitimate shot at landing him. This is getting a little ridiculous...
By the time this kid attends any school, his personal reputation is going to have a lot of drama included with it. He'll be thought of as the kid who couldn't make up his mind or strung college programs along, or was looking for a payday, or has to be told what to do, etc.
Out of all of the teams recruiting him, UC has the best situation going into next season with 4 returning starters, a preseason #18 ranking, coming off 2 sweet sixteen appearances, and an opening at Obekpa's position. Doesn't get any better than that.
By the time this kid attends any school, his personal reputation is going to have a lot of drama included with it. He'll be thought of as the kid who couldn't make up his mind or strung college programs along, or was looking for a payday, or has to be told what to do, etc.
Out of all of the teams recruiting him, UC has the best situation going into next season with 4 returning starters, a preseason #18 ranking, coming off 2 sweet sixteen appearances, and an opening at Obekpa's position. Doesn't get any better than that.
Chris Obekpa Remains Undecided
BY ADAM ZAGORIA ON MAY 30, 2012, 1:29PM
It’s nearly June and it’s been two weeks since the NCAA late signing period ended, yet Chris Obekpa still remains on the board.
“I asked him [Tuesday] if he’d made a decision and he said he hadn’t,” Pastor Ronald Stelzer, the founder, headmaster and basketball coach at Our Savior New American School told SNY.tv Wednesday by phone.
Pastor Stelzer said he was not aware of any timetable for Obekpa’s decision.
The 6-foot-9 Obekpa and his handlers have been conspicuously quiet as of late, but sources told SNY.tv that St. John’s and Cincinnati remain the favorites.
One source said St. John’s led early, and Cincinnati led more recently.
“Now it’s tight,” the source said.
St. John’s recruiting class currently includes five incoming players, including wing Felix Balamou, Obekpa’s Our Savior teammate, and St. John’s head coach Steve Lavin and Obekpa remain in constant contact.
The Johnnies have some wiggle room in terms of scholarships should Obekpa opt to stay local.
The No. 15 center in the Class of 2012 per Rivals, Obekpa is also considering Providence, DePaul, UConn and Oregon.