
‘A freaking steal’: Azeez Ojulari ready to wreak havoc for Giants
NY Post
It continues to be shown, at the start of every new season: An endless loop of Azeez Ojulari running, running, running, at first seemingly as a nice-try effort, until the shocking reality breaks through the screen.
Holy smokes, Azeez has a shot to get him. It was the final play of the first half and Blessed Trinity, a defending Georgia state championship team, was about to score on Marietta, Ojulari’s team. Elijah Green, a running back who later accepted an offer to play at North Carolina, broke free at midfield and was on his way to what looked like an inevitable 50-yard touchdown. Ojulari, sent in to rush the quarterback with the expectation of a pass play, was headed the wrong way. A full 20 yards behind the ball, he pivoted and gave chase, but no one had any real hopes.More Related News

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