Ogo Adegboye – “The NCAA’s Iron Man”

By Sam Neter on January 15, 2011

Image: Richard Mackson-US PRESSWIRE

“Which college player means the most to his team?”asks CBS Sports college basketball blogger Eric Angevine, “Is it Kemba Walker, driving UConn back to the heights after an off season? Maybe Jimmer Fredette, who may be the most famous BYU player of all time. Perhaps you’re also considering Talor Battle, Klay Thompson or LaceDarius Dunn.”

“No, young Jedi, there is another” he tells us. “Consider Ogo Adegboye”. Which is exactly what he does in this Adegboye feature published yesterday on the CBS Sports college basketball blog. Featuring an interview with Ogo himself, quotes from his head coach Mark Schmidt and even yours truly, if you are only going to read one thing today, let this be it.

Keep doing your thing Ogo, we’re all following.

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