Tyrone Jamison continues to blossom in the 2027 class, talks recruiting

For the last two years, Calvary Christian's TJ Jamison has been among the top-50 prospects in the 2027 class.

"I'm a wolf. I'm going to kill anything in front of me and play this game the right way," Jamison told Stockrisers.com during the summer last year. He has held himself to that standard and remains one of his class's top-ranked guards.

This past week, Jamison was one of EYBL Session I's top performers. He was awarded Co-MVP of the session with an average of 21.3 points, 6.0 assists, and three rebounds per game.

Electric start to the EYBL season for the Louisiana native.

Jamison cut his recruitment down to ten programs in January: Alabama, LSU, Iowa, Louisville, Oklahoma State, Arkansas, Miami, Baylor, Maryland, and SMU.

With a terrific end to his high school season and, obviously, a huge start to EYBL ball, Jamison's recruitment continues to generate buzz. 

"Arkansas, Iowa, Alabama, Oklahoma State, Louisville, and then Oklahoma just recently got involved heavily."

Jamison also told Stockrisers.com that Providence has also shown interest.

That said, we discussed some of the programs in the mix.

Arkansas: "Yeah, I have [talked to Calipari]. Just pitching to me the plan for me and the standard they are going to hold me to."

Iowa​​​: "Just pitching to me that I can create my own legacy at Iowa. Coach Ben has done a great job of developing guards, even at the Division 2 stage. Just showing me how bad they want and need me."

Louisville​​​​: "Just seeing what they did these past two years with PK as the head coach has been amazing. What they did with Mikel this year was just let him flat out hoop, which is kind of what they are pitching to me."

Alabama​​​​: "They have been very heavy on me. Pitching to me how I fit in perfectly with the system. They are going to let me hoop and hold me to a high standard."

Jamison also said he would visit many of these schools. He has one official visit scheduled right now [TBA] and is looking to schedule the other visits soon.

In terms of his game, he feels his playmaking and scoring remained at a high level throughout the high school season and into EYBL. In addition, improved defense and overall improvement in all aspects.

He looks to keep the momentum of the EYBL session one Co-MVP going.