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Fort Gibson’s Jordan Hill on Thursday signed a letter of intent to play college basketball at Oklahoma Baptist University.
Hill averaged 11 points per game last season and also had four rebounds and two assists per game.
A signing photo is available online at muskogee phoenix.com/sports.
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Oklahoma Baptist University coach Doug Tolin (left) watches as Fort Gibson senior Jordan Hill signs a national letter of intent to play basketball at OBU next year. Standing is Fort Gibson boys basketball coach Gary Hendrix. Special photo by John Hasler
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October 26, 2012
FGHS senior signs with OBU
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