NEPSACAA Champion Matthew Filipowski of Wilbraham & Monson (MA) played his AAU ball with the Renaissance (NY) this summer on the circuit and showcased his improvement in front of coaches at the Peach Jam.
Continue reading “Matthew Filipowski hearing from college coaches nationally”
2023 West Ranch (CA) wing Andrew Meadow has always viewed himself as a Division I prospect and this week college coaches agree.
Continue reading “Seven new scholarship offers for wing Andrew Meadows”
2022 Carmel (IN) forward/center Charlie Williams has been working on getting stronger and being better conditioned moving forward, which should help his recruitment in the coming years.
Continue reading “2022 big Charlie Williams improving his game”
2021 Kimberly (WI) forward Grant Asman received his first Division I scholarship offer recently from Army.
Continue reading “Wisconsin forward Grant Asman picks up 1st Division I offer”
One of the best young talents on the West Coast picked up a huge Pac 12 basketball offer recently.
Continue reading “Arizona offers 2022 point guard Shyheim Parm”2021 Lowell (IN) wing Christopher Mantis is a student-athlete that has started to jump on a lot of coaches radar as of late.
Continue reading “2021 Indiana wing Christopher Mantis hearing from over 30+ colleges”
One of Nashville’s finest has cultivated coaches in a way that has many reaching out from all parts of the country.
Continue reading “Braeden Moore has a long list of suitors showing interest”
2021 forward Jai Smith has flown under the radar for sometime but more than enough interest from high major programs to back up his improving game.
UMass, Rutgers, Saint Louis, Seton Hall, Syracuse, Siena, San Diego, Georgia Tech, Wake Forest, Temple and Oregon State have all been recruiting him with Hofstra being the most recent to reach out and offer him a scholarship.
“They are great people,” Smith explained. “Who bring a welcoming and friendly vibe.”
Smith is a stretch four that can do a little bit of everything on the floor. According to our advanced metrics on the Nike EYBL circuit last season, Smith was one to watch in the upcoming year following his sudden emergence towards the end of the EYBL season.
He finished last summer with a 67-percent true shooting percentage, while also having a 78-percent effective field goal percentage.
Most of the programs have caught on to his abilities and have paid attention to his improvement throughout the years.
“Coaches like how I’m a tough defender that can spread the floor,” he said. “And athleticism and also my rebounding ability.”
Smith is a player that is still open in his recruitment but will be looking to start narrowing down his list of schools and possibly commit, “sometime this season coming up,” he said. He will be looking for a program that will help him get to his ultimate goal.
“Solid and loyal,” he said of what he’s looking for in a college. “Like a family, who can help me reach my goal of playing in the NBA.”
Follow us on social: Twitter, Facebook & Instagram (@ScoopmanTV)
Scoopman TV 
You must be logged in to post a comment.