Josiah Harrington, a four-star prospect from the state of Iowa, has been making waves this spring with his performances for Brad Beal Elite in the Nike EYBL.
A Rising Star in the EYBL
During the regular season he posted 10.8 points and 3.9 rebounds per game, and in the recent Peach Jam tournament he averaged 8.4 points and 4.8 rebounds, highlighted by a 14-point outing against PG Elite that also featured eight rebounds and three steals.
Standing 6-foot-6, Harrington combines size with a knack for the boards, a combination that has drawn comparisons to current Iowa State guard Ryan Prather Jr.
The Recruiting Landscape
Alongside Harrington, the Cyclones have secured commitments from Jack Kohnen and Donovan Davis, a trio that has been described as the most talented incoming group in the country.
Looking Ahead
The influx of talent is expected to revitalize the Cyclones' roster and could position Iowa as a new power center in college basketball, continuing a trend that has already put the state on the national radar.
Coaches and fans alike are eager to see how Harrington will translate his EYBL success to the NCAA stage, with many projecting him as a key contributor to a potential state championship run.