Mo Williams, Jackson State offers a scholarship son NBA stops
As Jackson State seems to be repositioned for the next season, Mo Williams makes a play for the future. Williams offered an ERICK Dampier Jr., The son of the former NBA plaiera Erick Dampier. He announced an offer on his X account.
“Blessed Receive D1 offers for Jackson State University. 🙏🏽 I am grateful for the opportunity,” he said.
Dampier Jr. Is ranked no. 3 in the ESPN national rank for class 2028. Years. As a freshmen in MRA, there is an average of 13.5 points, 11.9 rebounds and 2.0 blocks per game. It already has early offers from Purdue and San Diego, and now Jackson State shows interest because they are aimed to build a team that is capable of competing for the Swim Championship and to perform in Martyrs’ madness.
Dampier introduced the U.S6 National National Team in 16 in S16 Fiba, where he played six games and average 7.7 points, 6.7 volleyball, 1.3 helps and 1.3 blocks per game. The team ended undefeated with 6-0 records, bringing the house of the Gold Medal.
The article continues below
Dampier Jr. It is carried by the legacy of the basketball Father of his father, Erick Dampier. Erick enjoyed the 16-year-old career, playing for teams, including Indiana Pacers (1996-97), Golden State Varriors (1997-2004), Dallas Mavericks (2004-10), Miami Heat (2010-11) and Atlanta Hawks (2012). The retired was incorporated on average 7.4 points, 7.1 rebounds and 1.4 blocks per game.
Dampier Jr. Increase to Jackson State in the next few seasons, it would be a huge move, reminding themselves of the former Tigers of the Main Coach. Mo Williams brings the level of recognition of the name and basketball pedigree into its recruitment, with its success in the NBA as evidence of its efficiency as a game teacher.
Dampier Jr. Would also be the newest son of the NBA player to join Jackson State, like Williams’ son Mike Williams Tigers in September 2024. Years. Williams, 6-feet, combined three star protection ranked no. 2 In Mississippi’s 2025 grade for recruitment of 247 sports.
2025-06-14 01:35:00
