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Less than a month after 2021 prospect Dashawn Davis made it clear that he would deciding between the likes of Oregon State and Seton Hall, the Trinity Valley Community College (Texas) guard made the call that his future home would be in Corvallis on Thursday.
Committed ❗️ pic.twitter.com/QKV6gVv7Vs
— Dashawn Davis (@ramstv10) July 23, 2020
Davis’ choice of Oregon State opens up the program’s 2021 recruiting haul with it’s first commitment. The 6’ 3” guard averaged 21.3 points, 6.1 assists and 4.1 rebounds last year and shot 50.8% from the floor for the Cardinals, helping them to an 18-13 record overall.
A bit of surprise addition, Davis hails from the Bronx, New York and committed to head coach Kevin Willard and the Pirates program back in 2018, before heading to junior college. Two years later, clearly Davis is excited for his new home instead.
To add more fun to the a usually calm program’s wild day, Oregon State also dished out a scholarship offer to 2021 forward David Okwera from Box Hill Senior Secondary College in Melbourne, Australia.
Honoured to receive an offer from Oregon State University #Gobeavs @solomondech3 pic.twitter.com/TN9T9Pin25
— David Okwera (@Davidokwera2) July 23, 2020
Okwera is a bit of a raw prospect offensively, who has massive upside with a 6’ 10”, 200-pound frame. He probably needs to regularly see some tougher competition to improve, but he’s a coveted prospect at the moment, whose snagged offers from power five programs in Arkansas, Maryland, Mississippi State, Utah and Wake Forest, among other mid-majors, this month already.