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Providence has received a commitment from Jamier Jones, the class of 2025 talent ranked No. 32 overall. The Orlando, Florida-born 6-foot-6, 210-pound forward picked the Friars over Ohio State, Houston, South Carolina, LSU, and Kansas.
“I joined Providence because they seem loyal and everything they’ve been telling me sounds good,” Jones remarked. “Coach English FaceTimes with me prior to every game and provides advice.” I’m quite confident in my choice. Jones recently returned from a trip to Providence that preceded this choice. The staff made the case to Jones during his recruitment that, with commitment, he could advance to the next level.
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The class of 2025 recruit ranked No. 32 overall, Jamier Jones, has pledged to Providence. Over Ohio State, Houston, South Carolina, LSU, and Kansas, the 6-foot-6, 210-pound forward from Orlando, Florida, decided to play for the Friars.
Jones remarked, “I committed to Providence because everything they’ve been telling me sounds good and they’re loyal.” “Before every game, Coach English FaceTimes me to give me advice.” I have a lot of confidence in my choice.
Prior to making this choice, Jones recently returned from a trip to Providence. The recruitment team made the case to Jones that if he committed, he could advance to the next level.
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Kansas City Acaden Lewis, a guard from Sidwell Friends School in Washington, D.C., has had an incredible run on the Nike EYBL circuit.
Lewis led Team Durant to an average of 17.8 points, 4.3 rebounds, 3.8 assists, and 1.8 steals during the previous week’s Indianapolis visit. A lot of new interest and multiple scholarship offers, including one from Louisville, resulted from the outstanding performance. He now has a total of 26 scholarships. When we fast-forward to this week, Lewis continued to perform well. In five games for Team Durant at Hyvee Arena, he averaged 16 points and four assists. In the game’s conclusion, a 20-point victory over Mac Irvin Fire on Sunday, he finished with 17 points, five assists, and four rebounds.
“The college coaches are saying they like my aggressiveness and how I pick my teammates up,” Lewis stated. “I simply keep working, even though I still have room to grow. I strive to be a great lead guard by picking my spots and recognizing when to pass and when to score.
“It’s something I have gotten better at, but I know there’s still room for me to improve.” His most recent offers are from Louisville, Georgia Tech, Michigan, West Virginia, and Syracuse. In addition, he has offers from St. John’s, Georgetown, Maryland, Villanova, Oregon, and Virginia. He has also received correspondence from UConn, Kansas, and Kentucky.
Regarding the interest, Lewis remarked, “It’s all been amazing.” “It’s been such a blessing.”
Lewis claimed that after Louisville contacted them last week, the Cardinals made an offer last Sunday. Pat Kelsey, the new coach at the University of Louisville, called to make the offer. Among the universities he “could likely” visit this summer is U of L, he said.
Lewis stated, “It started last session.” It’s always good to receive an offer from the head coach, and they contacted back on Sunday. He expressed his admiration for my play style, highlighting my determination, spot-picking, timing of scoring, and ability to rally teammates.
