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Brewster Academy point guard Michael Okauru to visit Tech

Photo of Michael Okauru courtesy of 247 Sports.
Photo of Michael Okauru courtesy of 247 Sports.
By Juliakate E Culpepper
Dec 8, 2016

Senior point guard Michael Okauru will officially visit Georgia Tech the weekend of Dec. 16, according to a Twitter post by Brewster Academy coach Jason Smith.

Okauru, a 3-star senior from Brewster Academy in Wolfeboro, NH, received a 2017 offer from Tech on Dec. 1, according to Smith. In addition to his offer from the Yellow Jackets, Okauru has offers from Clemson, Pittsburgh, Old Dominion and Rutgers.

Okauru is one of two Brewster Academy seniors coach Josh Pastner has targeted for 2017. Teammate and 6-foot-4 shooting guard Curtis Haywood II received an offer from Tech and a home visit from Pastner in November.

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