Chat Sports
Pistons news

Detroit Free Press · May 24, 2017

Though a long shot, Ojo shoots for NBA

(Photo: Gary McCullough / Associated Press)Auburn Hills — Michael Ojo spent Tuesday morning a long way from where he thought eight years ago that he’d be.

Far from his family, far from his friends, far from his village and everything he was comfortable with in Lagos, Nigeria — almost 6,000 miles away.

Ojo, a 7-foot-1, 304-pound behemoth from Florida State, was working out for the Pistons at their practice facility, looking to get an NBA job. He’s a long shot, not projected to be even a second-round draft pick, but his dream is no different than any of the top prospects.

His road to an NBA workout is, though.

Ojo has a master’s degree in International Affairs and has a plan beyond the NBA.

Full story at Detroit Free Press

Chat Sports on YouTube

Chat Sports TV

NFL Daily | NBA Now | CFB Now

Subscribe

More Pistons news

Cade Cunningham may have just played the greatest game in Pistons history Fansided · 1h Cade Cunningham's most impressive statistic was the turnovers he didn't commit Fansided · 1h ‘The best I’ve ever done it’: Hard lessons fuel Cade Cunningham’s historic night MLive · 1h Daniss Jenkins is becoming the Pistons' most valuable bargain Fansided · 2h Pistons found a cure for their rebounding problems while Jalen Duren is out Fansided · 3h Cade Cunningham’s historic 52-point masterpiece lifts Pistons over Wizards in double OT thriller ClutchPoints · 11h All Pistons news