Here’s what he had to say about each of them, who are listed in the order they verbally committed to Dayton.
Welcome to the family @luke_frazier5!#JoinTheFight pic.twitter.com/LlHbtrQIxw
— Dayton Basketball (@DaytonMBB) November 15, 2019
Lukas Frazier
The 6-foot-4 guard from Mentor Lake Catholic committed to Dayton in June.
Grant: "Luke brings size and skill to our backcourt. He plays with great pace and makes the game easier for those around him. His skill set and versatility will fit well in our system and style of play."
Bronx, NY ⏩Dayton, OH@Kbrea2606 #JoinTheFight pic.twitter.com/bGH72WUBrx
— Dayton Basketball (@DaytonMBB) November 15, 2019
Koby Brea
The 6-6 guard is a senior Monsignor Scanlan High School in Bronx, N.Y. He committed to Dayton in October.
Grant: "Koby brings great size to our backcourt with the ability to stretch the defense. He has the ability to develop into a prolific scorer as well as having the skill set to make plays for others."
From the Charm City to the Gem City!@Walbrook_Rj8 #JoinTheFight pic.twitter.com/RkBKs6X7Sk
— Dayton Basketball (@DaytonMBB) November 15, 2019
R.J. Blakney
The 6-6 guard from Baltimore graduated from St. Maria Goretti High School in Hagerstown, Md., and now is spending a post-graduate year at Loomis Chaffee School in Windsor, Conn. He committed to Dayton in October.
Grant: "R.J. brings a high level of athleticism, competitiveness, and skill to our perimeter. He really excels in transition and plays with a high motor on both ends of the floor."
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