Football Recruiting

3-Star Tight End Ezemdi Udoh Commits to NC State

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6 years ago

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June 12, 2019

By

Matthew Bradham

3-Star 2020 Tight End Ezemdi Udoh (6’5″/225) was 1 of 2 players to verbally commit to NC State yesterday, making it 6 commits in 6 days.

Committed #1pack1Goal #GoPacks pic.twitter.com/BQpPa6G39p
— Ezemdi Udoh (@EudohEz) June 11, 2019

He committed to run with the Wolfpack less than a week after receiving an offer.

After a great phone call with @StateCoachD I’m blessed and honored to receive an offer from NC State.@BMACICE @CoachGoebbel pic.twitter.com/BVRhm6xehu
— Ezemdi Udoh (@EudohEz) June 5, 2019

Udoh chose NC State over offers from Tennessee, Virginia, East Carolina, Appalachian State, and others.

247Sports ranks Udoh as a 3-Star prospect, and the #44 overall prospect in the state of North Carolina in 2020, playing for Terry Sanford in Fayettville. Rivals ranks him as a 2-Star prospect.

Udoh was the 13th member of NC State’s 2020 football recruiting class.

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