Allonzo Trier Offered

[DSMok1]

Per Alex Kline, OU has offered Allonzo Trier. https://twitter.com/TheRecruitScoop/status/233591110654648320

It's been said on this board that there's little chance he's staying in state. Thoughts?

 

[CoachTalk]

I would say less than 5% chance he stays anywhere within a 3 state boundary of Okla, he is East or West Coast bound. Just moved to another home school in Tulsa NOAH, from OKC STORM.

I believe his legal guardian now is Jonathan Bluitt, form OKC MCG and ORU Product.

 

[jmizzy4ou]

I would say less than 5% chance he stays anywhere within a 3 state boundary of Okla, he is East or West Coast bound. Just moved to another home school in Tulsa NOAH, from OKC STORM.

I believe his legal guardian now is Jonathan Bluitt, form OKC MCG and ORU Product.

Wow Brim, is his home life unstable or something, is is it just adults trying to get him in the best situation for basketball?? I know it is a part of modern day athletics, but I hate when the kids are treated like recruits and not kids.

 

[playmakr]

lol

When are we going to offer Jabari Parker?

 

[dahldennsull]

This offer surprises me. From what I have heard he is already very old for his grade, and doesn't do well in the classroom. Once this starts coming out could hamper him (although being older could help dominate college by having a man's body haha). Just heard grades could be an issue, maybe why he became home schooled? Still has to take the entrance exams

 

[CoachTalk]

This offer surprises me. From what I have heard he is already very old for his grade, and doesn't do well in the classroom. Once this starts coming out could hamper him (although being older could help dominate college by having a man's body haha). Just heard grades could be an issue, maybe why he became home schooled? Still has to take the entrance exams

No one knows his grades, unless you are involved in NOAH or STORM. He has been homeschool ever since he got to Okla, he played in the OSSAA as an 8th grader and lost a year of HS school athletics. Thats the reason for a home school, he wouldnt be eligible as a HS Sr at a Public School.

I dont know how his grades are, so I wont speak to that...

 

[campbest]

Smoothest 7th grader I have ever seen, obviously you have to factor in the competition, but his handles and shot were effortless.