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Cowboys Mike Gundy Visits Elgin and Move-in Antoni Kade Ogumoro, Plus Visits on Campus

January 26, 2024
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STILLWATER – Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy has been on the road all week recruiting and on Friday heading back from Texas he made another Oklahoma stop to Elgin to visit with 2025 prospect on the offensive line Antoni Kade Ogumoro. Ogumoro is a move-in from Jacksonville, N.C. where he attended White Oak High School. Last season the 6-5, 305-pound Ogumoro helped the Vikings go 9-2 and 6-0 in district before they lost their last playoff game with J.H. Rose 21-19.

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Cowboys Mike Gundy Visits Elgin and Move-in Antoni Kade Ogumoro, Plus Visits on Campus

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11:22a, 1/27/24
What's a move in?
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In reply to JPat • 12:40p, 1/27/24
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What's a move in?
A player that moved into the district from somewhere else. The young man moved from NC to OK this semester, Dad's in the military.
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In reply to NJAggie • 2:19p, 1/27/24
NJAggie said:
JPat said:
What's a move in?
A player that moved into the district from somewhere else. The young man moved from NC to OK this semester, Dad's in the military.
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