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Baltimore Mount St. Joseph shooting guard Kameron Williams has committed to Ohio State.
“Yes, Kam will attend Ohio State,” Baltimore Mount St. Joseph coach Pat Clatchey told SNY.tv Tuesday evening.
Clatchey said the Buckeyes are getting a good citizen and player who can score.
“First of all, he’s a terrific young man,” Clatchey said. “He’s extremely hard-working and driven. He can score and shoot the ball at a high level. Some guys can shoot , some can score. He can do both.
“His teams win. He strives for his team to win and is willing to do what it takes for that to be accomplished.”
Williams also considered Miami, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, Clemson and Richmond, among others, Clatchey said.
After Ohio State missed out on Allerik Freeman when he committed to UCLA, they Buckeyes reportedly stepped up their pursuit of Williams, who visited campus this past weekend.
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Baltimore Mount St. Joseph shooting guard Kameron Williams has committed to Ohio State.
“Yes, Kam will attend Ohio State,” Baltimore Mount St. Joseph coach Pat Clatchey told SNY.tv Tuesday evening.
Clatchey said the Buckeyes are getting a good citizen and player who can score.
“First of all, he’s a terrific young man,” Clatchey said. “He’s extremely hard-working and driven. He can score and shoot the ball at a high level. Some guys can shoot , some can score. He can do both.
“His teams win. He strives for his team to win and is willing to do what it takes for that to be accomplished.”
Williams also considered Miami, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, Clemson and Richmond, among others, Clatchey said.
After Ohio State missed out on Allerik Freeman when he committed to UCLA, they Buckeyes reportedly stepped up their pursuit of Williams, who visited campus this past weekend.
