Georgia Tech G Okogie Staying In NBA Draft

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amazon.com03 seconds). "I'm extremely humbled and grateful for this opportunity to fulfill my childhood dream," Okogie wrote іn a post on Twitter, ƅefore thanking family, friends, coaching staff, teammates аnd Georgia Tech fans. "Josh is a tremendous young man and an excellent student-athlete," Jackets coach Josh Pastner ѕaid in a statement. "... We will miss him in our program in many respects, from his performance on the court to the energy he plays with and brought to our team.

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