Amaree Abram

Point Guard

6′3″ / 175 lbs

Castaic, CA

Southern California Academy

Class of 2022

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Rating: 91

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Texas A&M

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2 yr ago by David Sandhop

Interesting Feedback on A&M Hoop Commit

A&M hoops commit Amaree Abram got very little mention when he committed to the A&M staff back in August. He was fairly unknown on the national recruiting scene. He didn't have many stars and not much publicity. In fact, A&M was his first D-1 offer.He's originally from Port Arthur and played this summer for Houston Hoops. He also decided to transfer to Southern Cal Academy.Well, their fall season started about a month ago, and everybody who sees him is raving about his improvement. A few highly-regarded national recruits who went up against him said he was one of the top two point guards in the 2022 class.Here are some tweets and video from the past 2-3 weeks. Make sure and watch the last video that shows his defense.His growth & development in the last 2 months have been huge. The craziest thing about it is he's the same age as some sophomores & juniors. Abram is one of the top PGs in the nation. Might be best on ball defender in the country & can pass dribble shoot at an elite level. https://t.co/VQLxDYJr8Z— Julius V. (@JuliusVElite0) November 1, 2021 Jaxon Kohler and Amaree Abram are a problem on the floor together @jaxonkohler @amareeabram pic.twitter.com/LoST6Fkh2t— B/R Hoops (@brhoops) November 1, 2021 Yall cant tell me he's not a top 2 guard in his class and not 2 @amareeabram https://t.co/iTVVOtvEzy— Chris Johnson (@Luhchriis) November 1, 2021 Pangos Halloween Challenge Notes: Texas A&M bound 6-3 2022 Amaree Abram extremely impressive in @SocalAcad's come from behind win over Belmont Shore. Lefty playmaker is very elusive off bounce & has clutch shot making ability that extends beyond 3-pt arc: 25 pts (4 3s) @BallerTV pic.twitter.com/9t9y4ZnD2g— Dinos Trigonis (@trigonis30) November 1, 2021 2022 Texas A&M Commit Amaree Abram does much more than just pass, dribble, shoot at a high level. Abram runs the show on defense as well. He takes real pride on that end with his deflections, steals, & stops. One of the top Point Guards in the country. @amareeabram @brdrleague pic.twitter.com/PyqOnSASKd— Julius V. (@JuliusVElite0) October 19, 2021 One of the best defenders in the country @amareeabram @SocalAcad #RamThrough https://t.co/MSPU888Sin— Julius V. (@JuliusVElite0) October 18, 2021

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