Meet Jhamar Clark Jr.: The 13-Year-Old Las Vegas Prospect Gaining Attention From Bishop Gorman, IMG, and More

At just 13 years old, Jhamar Clark Jr. is already a 6’1”, 210-pound multi-sport athlete dominating football and basketball in Las Vegas. With powerhouse programs like Bishop Gorman, IMG Academy, and Sierra Canyon, showing early interest, he’s quickly emerging as one of the most promising young prospects in the nation. Unit 1 Hoop Source takes you inside the story of his family, training, and future.

“Vermont Basketball 2025–26 Preview: Catamounts’ Scouting Report, Players to Watch, and America East Title Outlook”

For over a decade, the Vermont Catamounts have defined excellence in the America East Conference. Under head coach John Becker—a seven-time America East Coach of the Year and the winningest coach in program history—Vermont has earned national respect for its discipline, defensive toughness, and consistency on the March stage. After missing the NCAA Tournament for the first time…

Mikey Lewis 2025–26 College Basketball Spotlight: Saint Mary’s Sophomore Ready for National Attention

When conversations around the nation heat up about the best returning sophomores—Isaiah Evans at Duke, Ian Jackson at St. John’s, Tahaad Pettiford at Auburn, Jayden Quaintance at Kentucky, Kanon Catchings at Georgia, Jackson McAndrew at Creighton—a standout name from the West Coast usually slips through the cracks. That name is Mikey Lewis. A four-star recruit from Prolific…

“From Germantown Star to UNLV Recruit: Yasir Muhammad’s Lockdown DB Transition”

🔴 UNLV Football just added a certified difference-maker. Yasir Muhammad—a 6’2” defensive back out of Tennessee powerhouse Germantown High—isn’t just another freshman. He’s a former wide receiver turned elite lockdown corner, a ball-hawking defender who flipped the script on his career and never looked back. 🎯 Now represented by Supreme Athletics Inc., a rising brand committed to elevating…

“2025-26 Stony Brook Basketball Preview: New-Look Seawolves Ready to Make Noise in the CAA”

Entering his seventh season at the helm, Geno Ford has firmly established himself as the architect of Stony Brook’s competitive resurgence. Coming off a contract extension through 2025–26, Ford brings a winning pedigree—back‑to‑back MAC regular-season titles at Kent State, CAA upset runs, and a reputation for developing sharpshooters and gritty guards.  His core philosophy—“get better throughout the season…