The 7-foot-1 center becomes the first commit for Chris Mack and the South Florida Bulls in the upcoming recruiting cycle:

By: Southeast Hoops Report

Three-star center Kimario Sherman announced he has committed to the University of South Florida, following an official visit last weekend. Sherman becomes the first commit for Chris Mack and the South Florida Bulls in the upcoming recruiting cycle.

The 7-foot-2 senior center currently attends Westminster Academy in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, after playing his junior season at Oak Hill Academy in Virginia. During the Grassroots season, Sherman plays for his hometown program Outside the Perimeter (OTP) based in Atlanta, Georgia.

What Other Schools Were Recruiting Sherman

Sherman chose the Bulls over notable offers such as East Carolina, Iona, Jacksonville, Ohio, Stetson, among others.

Sherman Ranked Inside The Top-150 Nationally

Sherman is rated as the No. 135 overall player in the nation, the No. 19 ranked center, and the No. 27 overall-ranked player in the state of Florida in the class of 2027, according to 247Sports.

Sherman Playing a Key Role During The Grassroots Season

During the Grassroots season, Sherman averaged 11.2 points, 4.7 rebounds, and nearly a block per game while playing for Outside the Perimeter (OTP) on the PRO16 League circuit.

What Will Kimario Sherman Bring At South Florida

Scouting Report on Kimario Sherman: Sherman is an excellent rim-runner where he brings more than just his raw stature on the court. He looks to establish himself as a traditional back-to-the-basket type player who has become more comfortable in shooting in the mid-range.

On the defensive end, he is valuable where he can guard multiple positions, altering shots on all three scoring levels with his length, and has a strong understanding of floor spacing. He displays great body positioning and generally plays with a high motor, with the ability to push the tempo off of rebounds. He uses his size and strength on offense to his advantage, catching lobs thrown his way and finishing effectively around the rim.

Overall, Sherman is projected to be a multi-year player at the collegiate level as he continues to develop. He can fill up multiple roles and play in any defensive scheme.

KIMARIO SHERMAN HIGHLIGHTS AT THE HOOP EXCHANGE FALL FESTIVAL:

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