Hoops
Power Forward Prospect from Georgia Making Official Visit to OSU
Top 100 prospect Devontae Shuler isn’t the only hoops prospect making an official visit to Oklahoma State this weekend. 6-foot-9 power forward Victor Enoh of Decatur, Georgia, is also making an official on Saturday per hoops analyst Andrew Force:
2017 SF Victor Enoh (GA) is heading out tomorrow for Oklahoma State official.
— Andrew Force (@AndrewForce8) September 22, 2016
Enoh is a high three-star per 247sports and ESPN, and holds offers from Florida Gulf Coast, Arkansas, K-State, Memphis, Tennessee, and FIU. According to recruiting services, he does not hold an offer from Oklahoma State. But with him making an official visit, that could change during the trip — and OSU is clearly interested if they are paying his travel, lodging and food to host him for the weekend. I wouldn’t be surprised to see him come away with an offer after his visit this weekend, especially given his skill set for a rising big man.
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