Stokes is big, strong and athletic, but most of all he is skilled and plays a game that is well beyond his years. On Friday night, 6-foot-7 forward Tyran Stokes came off the bench and while he didn’t put up huge numbers, Stokes howed why 247Sports isn’t likely to get past a few names before his pops up when we rank the class of 2026 after the summer. It is almost impossible to pick a starting point with Vegas Elite but we’ll start with their youngest player.
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Through nine games of EYBL action there is only one team that has yet to taste defeat and Vegas Elite showed why they’ve been arguably the best team of the spring as their roster full of four and potential five-star talent shifted into overdrive during a 90-70 win over a spunky Northwest Rotary Rebels team. Tyran Stokes (Photo: Courtesy of Nike EYBL, 247Sports) Comments (1) Dallas EYBL Friday- Bossi's Best from an action packed night Big names like Tyran Stokes, Dylan Harper, Elliot Cadeau, Jalil Bethea and Davion Hannah were just a few of the many putting in work during opening night of the Nike EYBL stop in the Dallas area.
He added tha the is looking at visiting Georgia Tech, South Carolina, Duke, Virginia Tech, and others. “University of Kentucky and Florida are my only set ones, but I have a few more schools who I probably will visit that I just haven’t set up officially.”
“I would like to, I just have to run it by my mom and talk with Coach Quinn some more,” he said.Ĭurrently, Cowan has two visits locked in this summer and several others jockeying for an opportunity. This summer, Cowan is trying to set a visit to get back to Blacksburg and see what the Hokies have to offer.
Last year, Cowan visited Virginia Tech unofficially with his brother, Tavion Gadson, but said he doesn’t remember too much about it as the visit was focused on his brother and his recruitment. “They run a scheme similar to ours,” he added. “ said that he and the VT staff really like my film, and he told me a little about their defensive scheme. “I am excited about it! I am ready to see what they have to offer as a program. “I received an offer today from VT,” Cowan said. Comments (7) Virginia Tech is the latest to offer Georgia edge Lorenzo Cowan Lorenzo Cowan talks about landing an offer from Virginia TechĮarlier this week, Virginia Tech assistant coach Shawn Quinn was back in Savannah (GA) where he extended a new scholarship offer to Jenkins High School edge rusher Lorenzo Cowan.Ĭowan, a 6-foot 3.5-inch, 220-pound prospect now reports ten verbal scholarships.
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