Commentary
Capel scores with signing of Willie Warren
Originally Published: November 26, 2007
By
Antonio Williams | Scouts Inc.
The early signing period for college basketball came to a close Wednesday without too many big surprises. The biggest surprise may indeed be Oklahoma with the way it recruited and ultimately signed the No. 19 prospect in the ESPN 150, 6-4 combo-guard Willie Warren (Fort Worth, Texas).
Warren, one of the top uncommitted recruits in the country, originally intended to select a school during the spring signing period. However, Oklahoma coach Jeff Capel successfully wooed the highly-coveted guard, resulting in Warren inking with the Sooners. Warren, if he continues to play with increased intensity, should get plenty of minutes at the shooting guard slot with a good amount of scoring opportunities from the perimeter. Warren and 2007 big man Blake Griffin should combine to provide Oklahoma with a very potent perimeter-interior duo.
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Antonio Williams is a recruiting coordinator for Scouts Inc. He previously worked as an NBA scout for Marty Blake Associates.
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