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Four-star Power Forward Names OSU in Top 5
Fort Lauderdale power forward Tyler Polley, who OSU offered a scholarship just two weeks ago, has already began the narrowing process and named his top 5 on Sunday which included OSU, Pitt, Tennessee, Dayton, and UConn:
My top 5 schools! #blessed #GodisGreat pic.twitter.com/5e7HQe1nDW
— Tyler Polley (@Tyler_polleyyy) August 8, 2016
Polley is a 2017 prospect and is listed at 6-foot-9, 200-lbs. Just two weeks ago, 100% of analysts had him headed to Florida State, where his father played college football, but now it appears he is moving on from the Seminoles with his list.
According to the Sun Sentintel, he will visit UConn Sept. 3 and 4, and then visit Tennessee Sept. 16-17. In his list of five he posted on twitter included a note, stating he will be making official visits. Prospects are allowed five officials, so unless something crazy changes, it appears OSU is in line to host the four-star power forward sometime in the coming months.
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