Boston College men’s basketball tied together its Class of 2022 recruiting class with its biggest prospect of the cycle: at least in terms of size.
Armani Mighty, a 6-foot-10 center from Canada committed to BC Wednesday night, giving the Eagles four players in their 2022 class.
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Mighty also had offers from Providence and Vermont. He plays his high school ball for the United Scholastic Academy in Toronto.
Mighty is an athletic big man, who can play the four or the five. He has soft hands, great mobility in the paint and can attack the glass at will. Mighty is a bit undersized at the center position, when it comes to ACC competition, however, BC head coach Earl Grant will be able to get creative with how he uses his newest recruit.
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Mighty had a great summer with UA Canada Elite. He doesn’t have a Rivals Rating yet, as he has flown relatively under the radar so far.
Alongside Justin Vander Baan and Mississippi State transfer Quinten Post, he will be the third center on the Eagles’ 2022-23 roster.
Mighty joins four stars Donald “DJ” Hand Jr. and Prince Aligbe and three star Chas Kelley.
It’s a 2022 recruiting class that, even before Mighty’s commitment, ranked 21st nationally and fifth in the ACC.