Jamir Moultrie Down to Three Schools

Jamir Moultrie, a Class of 2017 point guard out of District Heights (MD) Bishop McNamara, is down to three schools, his father told ZAGSBLOG.

The 6-foot-1, 175-pound Moultrie is now focusing on Georgia, La Salle and Monmouth.

He had been slated to take an official to Georgetown this weekend but the Hoyas on Wednesday received a verbal pledge from point guard Tremont Waters.

Moultrie has visited Monmouth and La Salle, but has yet to get to Georgia.

“We’re hoping to wrap this thing up by the end of October,” his dad said recently

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