Cincinnati Basketball: 2024 point guard prospect JJ Rembert commits to the Bearcats

Cincinnati Bearcats continue to construct the 2024 class with a recent verbal commitment from point guard prospect JJ Rembert on Saturday morning!

Even though he isn’t currently ranked on any of the major recruiting sites, Rembert has a lot of skill and will add depth the Bearcats backcourt in the future.

Stay tuned for the most recent recruiting rumors and transfer portal news as Wes Miller’s team competes in the inaugural Big 12 campaign moving forward.

The South Carolina product is expected to be a walk on and will join the Bearcats next season along with fellow 2024 recruits Tyler Betsey and Tyler McKinley.

Cincinnati Basketball: 2024 point guard prospect JJ Rembert commits to Bearcats

Betsey is currently the highest rated prospect from Connecticut and 40th ranked recruit from the 2024 class in the entire country according to 247 Sports.

McKinley played his first two years at Walnut Hills High School before transferring to Link Academy, where he helped win the Geico national title game.

Other notable 2024 targets for the Bearcats include 4-star forward Darrion Sutton, 3-star forward Jayce Nathaniel, 3-star forward Klairus Amir and more.

Several notable schools were hoping to land Betsey before he committed to Cincinnati in recent weeks including Alabama, Duke, Connecticut and Indiana.

Cincinnati Basketball: Bearcats look to sustain recent recruiting momentum

During his time at St. Thomas More High School, Betsey averaged 21 points and five rebounds en route to earning All-Conference honors last year.

Miller reacted to the signings of both commits and officially introduced Betsey and McKinley in a social media post this month per Cincinnati Athletics.

With a chance to secure an NCAA Tournament berth for the first time since 2019, Cincinnati is looking to find major success in Miller’s third year at the helm.

247 Sports Director of Scouting Adam Finkelstein described Betsey as “a naturally talented prospect who has made notable strides in recent years.”