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6’8 Small Forward Prospect Picks up Offer on Visit
Last week we mentioned that 6-foot-8 small forward KJ Santos would be making an unofficial visit over the weekend. Santos announced he received an offer during his time in Stillwater, making it his 19th overall.
Just received my 19th offer from Oklahoma State University!! #GoCowboys
— K.J. Santos (@Silky_Sm00th1) September 19, 2015
Santos is a 2016 prospect, and one of several small forwards who have received offers from Oklahoma State. He has offers from Wichita State, OU, VCU, West Virginia, Penn State, and others.
According to verbalcommits.com, he is a shooting guard / small forward / point guard. Travis Ford has publicly expressed his love for big point guards (See: Marcus Smart), but at 6’8 I can’t help but think he would likely fill a spot at small forward, especially after filling a void at shooting guard Sunday with the commitment of Thomas Dziagwa.
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