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Stanford Guard Ebuka Okorie Highlights vs. Florida State
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Stanford Guard Ebuka Okorie Highlights vs. Florida State
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Feb 1, 20261:35226 views
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Stanford freshman superstar Ebuka Okorie did everything he could to keep the game close despite the Cardinal losing on the road to FSU, 88-80. Okorie finished with a game-high 26 points on 9-19 shooting, including 3-7 from deep with 4 assists and a steal in the loss. Take a look at another extremely impressive performance by one of the best players in the country here.
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