2020 Recruiting: Cliff Omoruyi Top 5

[olehead]

Lame? DI basketball between practice, travel, games, tournament etc. is practically a fulltime job. Majoring in a difficult major like engineering is a daunting task for most students, much less for one expected to play basketball at near professional level.

LaPhonso Ellis, ND, degree in Architecture. He's with ESPN now of course. He played a number of years of NBA ball, most notable for his play in the Denver v Seattle 8 over 1 seed series. Remember Mutombo lying on the ground yelling and holding the ball over his head at the buzzer.

 

[ZenConn]

Good for Cliff for wanting to study engineering. He'll be taking that free education and translating it into a good job if he doesn't make it in basketball. We have enough people in the US majoring in something that doesn't translate into a job.

 

[YoungFree]

Good for Cliff for wanting to study engineering. He'll be taking that free education and translating it into a good job if he doesn't make it in basketball. We have enough people in the US majoring in something that doesn't translate into a job.

So who can sell him on getting his degree in three years at a school that actually makes you earn it so it counts?

I mean, is he pretty much saying he wants to stay to graduate?

 

[UCFBFAN91]

Those connected..... is there any hope left for Danny Hurley to pull off a magic trick and Cliff to strongly consider UConn?

....or am I dreaming?

 

[husky429]

Those connected..... is there any hope left for Danny Hurley to pull off a magic trick and Cliff to strongly consider UConn?

....or am I dreaming?

We're in his final 5 and should get his last official. That's as good as we can ask for with top 50 talent at this point. Anything can happen on an OV