The 6-foot-2, 165-pounder shot 48.9 percent from the floor and 35.2 percent from 3-point range.
With the NCAA-mandated recruiting dead period finally lifted at the end of May, he has had a busy month making unofficial visits.
His stops have included Xavier, Cincinnati and OSU with Clemson, Virginia and Michigan on tap before the end of the month according to his father, Centerville coach Brook Cupps.
Thank you to Coach Grant and his staff for the offer from the University of Dayton! @DaytonMBB pic.twitter.com/lOxfEDtP79
— Gabe Cupps (@CuppsGabe) June 24, 2021
Teammates Tom House and Rich Rolf, both seniors, have also been pulling in scholarship offers this month.
Cupps is the second local guard in the 2023 class to get a Dayton offer, joining 6-3 Lawrent Rice of Wayne.
Coach Anthony Grant and his staff also have offered 5-11 Jayden Reid of Long Island Lutheran.
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