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Brad Underwood Offers 2017 SG Bryan Trimble
Brad Underwood wants a shooting guard. And now that the evaluation period is open, he’s hit the recruiting trail hard this week with several scholarship offers out the door. He added another offer to a shooting guard on Tuesday to fast-rising 6-3 prospect Bryan Trimble:
Blessed to receive an offer from Oklahoma state! ??? #GoPokes? pic.twitter.com/t6SSvVrae5
— Bryan Trimble jr. (@btrim12) April 19, 2016
Trimble is a springy prospect from Kansas City, Mo., who has picked up offers from Florida State, SMU and Oklahoma State just this week.
2017 Sunrise Christian (KS) SG Bryan Trimble (@TheReal_BT21) picks up an offer from Oklahoma State. #SNpic.twitter.com/L1LCCQSnfR
— Showtime Nation (@ShowtimeNation) April 20, 2016
Trimble plays for Mokan Elite, one of the best teams in the nation that also has five-star point guard Trae Young – another Underwood target in the ’17 class.
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