Ezewiro Lands at Georgetown

In need of players, Georgetown, led by head coach Pat Ewing, is in full recruiting mode. Such is the case when around nine players leave your program through transfer/graduation/pros. Before today five holdovers from last season were on the roster, with two freshman and four transfers joining them. These numbers include walk ons and ignore possible future loses.

Ewing et al just added another in Bradley Ezewiro. A freshman last year LSU, Ezewiro is a strong, physical frontcourt guy who could give Ewing frontcourt minutes, a point of needed focus as the Hoyas round out their 2022-23 season.

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Hoyas Add Bradley Ezewiro to 2022-23 Roster

WASHINGTON – The Georgetown University men’s basketball team has announced the addition of Bradley Ezewiro to its 2022-23 roster. Ezewiro spent his freshman season at LSU (2021-22) before entering the transfer portal. The 6-foot-8 product grew up in Torrance, California and attended Bishop Montgomery before spending his senior year at Oak Hill Academy in Virginia.

ON THE RECORD

“I’m excited to bring in Bradley Ezewiro. In this offseason, we have focused on bringing in physicality and athleticism in the post and Brad definitely fits the bill. He will bring a presence that is much needed down low.” - Head Coach Patrick Ewing on Bradley Ezewiro

“I received a lot of interest from Power 5 schools and had visits scheduled. But when I got the call from Coach Ewing and Coach Nickelberry, in my mind, that’s where I wanted to be. My mom grew up in Virginia and she loved Coach Ewing and Alonzo [Mourning], which made me a Georgetown fan growing up. Being reunited with my guy Brandon Murray just makes it more exciting. I’m just looking forward to bringing my physical style of play to the BIG EAST next year.” - Bradley Ezewiro on his decision to attend Georgetown

BRADLEY EZEWIRO (FORWARD/CENTER / 6-8 / 246)

● Appeared in seven games, averaging 1.6 ppg and 0.9 rpg during the 2021-22 season.

● Made his first appearance in the season opener against University of Louisiana Monroe.

● Tallied a career-high five points on 2-for-3 shooting against McNeese on November 18.

● He also scored two points against ULM (11/9), Texas State (11/12) and Belmont (11/22)

● Recorded a career high of three assists against Lipscomb on December 22.

● Played power forward at Oak Hill Academy in Virginia his senior year of school (2019-20) after previously playing at Bishop Montgomery in Torrance, California.

● Averaged 17.3 points and 10.0 rebounds per game in the 2018-19 season

● At the time of his signing, he was a three-star recruit and a top-10 recruit in California.