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VYPE's Top 25 for the Class of 2020: No. 11-15
Joe Hamilton
Sep 1, 2018, 5:00 am
Chidozie Nwankwo is as ferocious as they come in the trenches Vype
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Let’s talk bigs.
VYPE’s next grouping of five top 2020 prospects features the big-man. Teams win games at the line of scrimmage, so why wouldn’t they be highly-coveted?
Kempner’s Ogunbiyi and North Shore’s George are two complete studs up front. The have the QB’s back and are athletic.
We get defensive with Foster’s Nwankwo, Spring Woods’ Broughton and Hightower’s Hood, who can bring down ball carriers.
This is third in a series of five that VYPE highlights the future of Houston football. See who comes inside the Top 10.
No. 11 Akinola Ogunbiyi
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When you first glance at Akinola Ogunbiyi, you can’t help but think he’s already enrolled at a university playing Division-I football. Although Ogunbiyi has made an early verbal commitment to Texas A&M, the well-put-together young prospect will be receiving a ton of visits from FBS recruiters.
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