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Clark Stepp Signs With Austin Peay

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Whoever reported that Clark Stepp had signed with Alice Lloyd College a few weeks ago was reporting incorrect information. He has inked with Austin Peay:

 

http://fieldsnotes.wordpress.com/2008/05/07/clark-stepp-to-austin-peay/

 

June Buchanan all-stater Clark Stepp, the only boys’ basketball player in state history to total 3,000 points and 1,000 assists, will sign with Austin Peay on Friday. Stepp said that he was torn between going to Hargrave Military Academy (Va.) for a year, or signing with Austin Peay. He decided on Wednesday that he’ll go with the Governors.

 

“At Hargrave, I could improve my quickness and strength, and maybe get a scholarship to a big-time SEC-caliber school,” he said. “But nothing would be guaranteed. I decided I’ve already got what I wanted — a Division I scholarship to Austin Peay. I really like Coach (Dave) Loos. He’s pretty straight-forward, pretty honest, and I like that about him.”

Loos has some history of plucking good shooters from rural areas and getting some mileage out of them in the OVC. Most of the ones he's had in the past were from Illinois and Indiana.

Clark is a top notch kid who doesn't deserve some of the flack he gets on the internet. I think his best basketball is ahead of him. Austin Peay gives him a great chance to get in the big dance every year.

Congrats and good luck!:thumb:

He made the right decision, imo there's noway he could play in the SEC. He's a very good player but that's just the truth.

Congratulations Clark... "The cream of the crop always rises to the top!" :ylsuper:

Good choice and best of luck.

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