Clemson makes final cut for Minnesota prospect

A Minnesota prospect from the 2022 class dropped his final three schools on Tuesday evening via social media. Osseo (MN.) Osseo Senior High School’s Josh Ola-Joseph is down to Clemson, Minnesota and Loyola University Chicago. Ola-Joseph (6-6, 200) …

A Minnesota prospect from the 2022 class dropped his final three schools on Tuesday evening via social media.

Osseo (MN.) Osseo Senior High School’s Josh Ola-Joseph is down to Clemson, Minnesota and Loyola University Chicago.

Ola-Joseph (6-6, 200) is listed as a small forward, but he’s truly a positionless basketball player who can guard every position 1-5 on the court. He’s a self-described junkyard dog, who gets after it on defense.

Clemson offered Ola-Joseph back on July 28, and shortly thereafter he told The Clemson Insider that he’ll likely take an official visit to Clemson’s campus in the near future.

“I’m cool with the head coach, the assistant coaches, everybody on the staff is pretty cool,” he told TCI regarding his relationship with Clemson and its coaching staff back in July. “I have a good relationship with everyone on the staff.”

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Clemson makes top group for in-state top prospect

One of the nation’s top prospects named Clemson among his top schools Monday. Blythewood (S.C.) four-star Julian Phillips announced his top 10 via social media and included the Tigers along with Alabama, Kansas, LSU, Florida State, Tennesee, UCLA, …

One of the nation’s top prospects named Clemson among his top schools Monday.

Blythewood (S.C.) four-star Julian Phillips announced his top 10 via social media and included the Tigers along with Alabama, Kansas, LSU, Florida State, Tennesee, UCLA, Florida, Virginia and Southern Cal.

Phillips (6-8, 200) is ranked as No. 4 power forward in the 2022 class by 247Sports and No. 7 by Rivals, while ESPN considers him the No. 12 power forward in the country.

He is the No. 2 prospect in the Palmetto State and No. 25 overall prospect in the 2022 class regardless of position, according to the 247Sports Composite rankings.

Phillips made an official visit to Clemson back in early June.

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