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ACC Roundup – A Spring Edition
TL;DR
Maxim Logue has decommitted from UNC due to admissions issues, while Louisville secured a commitment from 16-year-old Obinna Ekezie Jr., son of former Maryland player.
Key points
- Maxim Logue decommitted from UNC due to admissions issues
- Obinna Ekezie Jr. committed to Louisville
- Ekezie's father played at Maryland
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Mar 18, 2026; Buffalo, NY, USA; Louisville Cardinals head coach Pat Kelsey answer questions during the press conference ahead of the first round of the men's 2026 NCAA Tournament at Keybank Center. Mandatory Credit: Gregory Fisher-Imagn Images | Gregory Fisher-Imagn Images
There are a few ACC stories worth mentioning in a catch-up sort of way.
First, although we reported this earlier, Maxim Logue has decommitted from UNC, apparently because he didn’t make it through admissions.
Second, Louisville got a nice coup when Obinna Ekezie Jr. committed to Pat Kelsey’s program. He’s highly regarded, but is 16, so we’ll see where he is. His father, as you may know, played at Maryland for Gary Williams.
Having him and Flory Bidunga should rectify Louisville’s interior defensive issues from last season.
Ryan Odom had a spectacular first season at Virginia, lost no one in the portal…but that’s not enough for Jerry Ratcliffe, who thinks he should have done better in the portal. Well, 30 wins is a pretty powerful argument. Odom must be pretty confident in his team.
Q&A
Why did Maxim Logue decommit from UNC?
Maxim Logue decommitted from UNC because he did not make it through the admissions process.
Who is Obinna Ekezie Jr. and which team did he commit to?
Obinna Ekezie Jr. is a highly regarded 16-year-old who committed to the Louisville Cardinals.
What is the significance of Obinna Ekezie Jr.'s commitment to Louisville?
Obinna Ekezie Jr.'s commitment is significant as he is a promising young talent and the son of a former Maryland player, adding to Louisville's recruiting strength.
