
Ekezie Jr. Narrows College List to Five
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Five-star center Obinna Ekezie Junior narrows college list to five schools: Arkansas, Brigham Young University, Kentucky, Louisville, and Maryland. Son of NBA player, Ekezie Junior, a top-ranked center, has visited Arkansas, Brigham Young University, and Louisville, with unofficial visits to Kentucky and Maryland. Hes considering reclassification. Offers from Michigan, Georgia, and others are on the table. The final five programs are in the running for a player who could transform their frontcourt.
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On April 27th, five-star center, Obena Ekezi, Jr. just narrowed his college list to five schools. Arkansas, Brigham Young University, Kentucky, Louisville, and Maryland. This seven-foot junior from southeastern prep in Florida ranks as the number two player in the class of 2027 and the top center. Overall, he has made official visits to Arkansas, Brigham Young University, and Louisville, while stopping by Kentucky and Maryland unofficially. Word is, he might reclassify to speed up his timeline. Ekezi comes from Hoops Royalty, his dad, Obena Ekezi, played in the NBA for the wizards, Mavericks, Clippers, and Hawks back in the early two. Thousands. Before that, dad balled in Maryland from 1995 to 1999. Before trimming his list, he drew offers from heavy hitters like Michigan, Georgia, West Virginia, North Carolina, Oregon, USC, Miami, Villanova, Ohio State, Auburn Kansas, and Alabama, plus more.
These five programs are now in the final mix for a kid who could reshape their front court for years. I stay locked on where he lands next.
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