Considering Israel Oladipupo has just two years of experience playing the sport, his best football is likely in front of him.
Boston College is counting on it.
Oladipupo, a 6-3, 235-pound outside linebacker from Noblesville, committed to Boston College following a weekend official visit. His commitment followed official visits to Indiana and Oklahoma State earlier this month. Oladipupo was scheduled to take an official visit to Duke next weekend.
Noblesville edge rusher Israel Oladipupo committed to Boston College following a weekend official visit.
“It was a close race for me between Boston College and Duke,” Oladipupo said. “I want to pursue something in the medical field and I also heard about the alumni connection coming out of Boston College. I just loved the school and my parents loved it, too.”
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Oladipupo is a native of Nigeria who came to the United States when he was 9 years old. He did not play football until coming to Noblesville from North Central the second semester of his freshman year. Oladipupo was second on his team in tackles as a junior with 75, including 6 ½ for a loss and two sacks.
“I’m still getting used to mechanics and learning about formation and stuff,” he said. “I’ve watched a lot and I’m learning a lot.”
Oladipupo is ranked as a three-star prospect and the No. 18 player in the state by 247Sports. His primary recruiter was defensive line coach Jeff Comissiong, who returned to Boston College this year after a previous stint with the Eagles from 2007-12.
“They see me as an edge rusher and like my versatility,” Oladipupo said. “I can rush the passer and drop in…
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Publish date : 2024-06-17 01:27:00
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