Elite 2021 SG Aminu Mohammed Commits to Georgetown

Mohammed is the Bulldogs' second commitment from the 2021 class.

Greenwood Laboratory (Springfield, Mo.) shooting guard Aminu Mohammed Monday evening picking Georgetown over Indiana, DePaul, Georgia and Kansas State.

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"Basketball or not, if you have a Georgetown degree you can pretty much go somewhere," Mohammed said. "Just speaking with the staff and listening to what he's saying and his experience playing at the highest level really got me."

Now, the question becomes: When will Mohammed join the Hoyas?

Mohammed’s guardian Shawn Harmon has maintained that the 6-foot-5 scoring guard could enroll early depending upon whether the high school season is interrupted by the pandemic.

Mohammed echoed that on Monday.

"If COVID doesn't mess up the season," Mohammed said. "I'm here."

Mohammed, a native of Lagos, Nigeria, came to the United States in 2016 and has been a dominant force from day one.

This season, he is averaging 30 points, 10 rebounds and five assists a game for Greenwood.

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Patrick Ewing is gaining, arguably, the best rebounding guard in the country with the athleticism and motor to outwork players on the glass.

Last season he averaged 15.7 rebounds a game to go along with 34.8 points, 3.6 assists and 2.5 blocks.

Mohammed is also one of the most dynamic scorers in the country, regardless of class, with an exceptional combination of speed, athleticism and three-level scoring ability.

Mohammed is the Hoyas' fifth commit from the 2021 class, joining Ryan Mutombo, Jordan Riley, Jalin Billingsley and Tyler Beard.