Uhl Enjoys Temple, Decision Could be Forthcoming

Dom Uhl, a 6-foot-8, 195-pound forward from Point Pleasant (N.J.) Beach, enjoyed his official visit to Temple and is now done with his visits.

“I had a great time up there,” he told SNY.tv. “I like the coaches a lot.”

Uhl has also visited Boston College and Iowa but will not visit Miami after they landed two frontcourt players last week.

Point Pleasant Beach coach Nick Catania said, “I would think by Oct. 11 we will have a decision.”

Power forward Ben Bentil chose Providence Monday over several schools, including Temple, making Uhl a bigger priority for the Owls.

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