Austin Parks says Ohio State's future frontcourt duo with him and Felix Okpara is 'gonna be scary,' and doesn't expect his offseason knee injury to keep him sidelined for long.
Austin Parks was sidelined with injury while his St Marys Memorial teammates took part in Ohio State’s high school team camp on June 10. But that didn’t stop the 2023 Buckeye commit from getting something worthwhile out of the experience.in the country, still received plenty of face time with his future coaching staff in Columbus. In fact, he might have gotten even more, given that his ailment freed Parks up to talk to Buckeye coaches he hadn’t yet met.
While his knee issue has thrown a wrench in some of his summer plans, Parks’ commitment to the Buckeyes means it won’t cost him in the recruiting process. Not worried about forming new relationships with coaching staffs around the country, Parks said he’s been locked in on refining his skill set and is looking ahead to his future in Columbus.
After the three-year contract extension Holtmann received over the offseason, Parks can rest easy knowing the head coach that recruited him to Ohio State in the first place will be the same one on the job when he officially begins his college career next year. Both bigs stand 6-foot-10 or over, and the combination of Parks’ versatility and Okpara’s athleticism should be an exciting one for Buckeye fans.
That’s just one thing Parks said he needs to work on before taking the step up next year. Parks wants to round out his repertoire in order to fully capitalize on the versatility that Holtmann, Diebler and company love about his game, but he also knows he shouldn’t stray too far away from his bread and butter.
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