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Freshman guard Imahri Wooten, a 6‑foot‑5 standout from New York, has pledged to Rutgers, where Coach Steve Pikiell hopes his work ethic and shooting will lift the program’s second‑half performance.
Top recruit Imahri Wooten chooses Rutgers over other Division I options, bringing a 6‑foot‑5 frame, elite shooting and a commitment to excellence that could elevate the program’s second‑half performance and overall competitiveness.
Mervedi Miteo, a 17‑year‑old power forward from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, has pledged to Rutgers, bringing international experience and size to the program.
Mervedi Miteo, a 17‑year‑old power forward from the Congo, has committed to Rutgers for the 2026‑27 season, bringing size and experience from Spain’s Liga ACB and the national team.
Rutgers University has finalized its 2026‑27 men’s basketball roster, welcoming Congolese forward Mervedi Miteo and a group of international and domestic transfers. The moves aim to bolster depth and competitiveness as the Scarlet Knights prepare for Big Ten play.
Rutgers University’s men’s basketball program has trimmed its freshman class to a single standout, Imahri Wooten, whose high school pedigree, toughness and early performances are already turning heads.
Rutgers' reduced freshman roster features Imahri Wooten, a 2026 recruit whose high school experience at Redemption Christian Academy in Troy, N.Y., has quickly translated into a notable presence on the collegiate court.
After three consecutive losing seasons, Rutgers is banking on the addition of Christian Gurdak and a revitalized frontcourt to climb back into contention.
Rutgers sophomore guard Kaden Powers faces intensified pressure to secure a larger role in the 2026‑27 season as the team adds experienced perimeter players.
Freshman guard Imahri Wooten is gearing up for his first season with Rutgers, aiming to earn minutes through rigorous offseason training