Memphis picked up a commitment on Saturday from Ar’Mond Davis, a 6-foot-6 shooting guard who averaged 10.9 points and 3.9 rebounds last season at the College of Southern Idaho.
Davis committed on his visit even though he had a visit slated for Texas A&M next week, Alabama after that and LSU Oct. 3.
Blessed to say that I am committed to the University of Memphis and I’ll be playing there next season 2016-2017 @Memphis_MBB#Gotigersgo
— Armond Davis (@justwannawin22) September 5, 2015
CSI coach Jared Phay said Memphis is getting a player who can help them going forward.
“Armond is a very talented scorer, he can really shoot it but has the ability to finish around the rim,” Phay told SNY.tv. “He has a very high upside!”
Davis is Memphis first commit in 2016.
RICE ADDS POINT GUARD
Rice got a pledge from Ako Adams, a 6-2 point guard from Bishop O’Connell in Washington, D.C.
Old Dominion, Louisiana Tech and DePaul were also involved.
“He can play any guard spot,” one coach involved in his recruitment said. “He’s a very good shooter and is exceptional at changing speeds and direction with the ball.”
NJIT LANDS WING
NJIT landed a commitment from Ron Alston, a 6-6 small forward from the Miller School in Charlottesville, Va.
UMBC and Fairfield were also involved.
“He can really pass and has a great feel for the game,” one coach involved in his recruitment said. “He’s a versatile defender with his length.”
