Finalists fighting for E.J. Levenberry 
October, 28, 2012
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Dave Hooker | ESPN.com
Florida State fans couldn't have been too pleased with E.J. Levenberry's decision to visit Oklahoma this weekend. Why? Because the Sooners have refused to let up on the ESPN 300 linebacker from Woodbridge (Va.) Hylton.
For now, Oklahoma is the main competition for Levenberry, who committed to the Seminoles in April. Here is a breakdown of the schools still chasing the 6-foot-3, 230-pound prospect:
Florida State: Clearly, with his early commitment, the Seminoles are the leader for Levenberry. There's plenty to like, but Levenberry has strong connections to other coaching staffs, too. That could ultimately be Florida State's undoing.
For now, Oklahoma is the main competition for Levenberry, who committed to the Seminoles in April. Here is a breakdown of the schools still chasing the 6-foot-3, 230-pound prospect:
Florida State: Clearly, with his early commitment, the Seminoles are the leader for Levenberry. There's plenty to like, but Levenberry has strong connections to other coaching staffs, too. That could ultimately be Florida State's undoing.
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