4-star, top 60 SG Jasiah Jervis to reportedly visit MSU during 'Grind Week'
Jasiah Jervis of White Plains, N.Y. will reportedly take an official visit to Michigan State in early September, according to Justin Thind of 247Sports. Jervis will be on-campus for the Spartans' annual "Grind Week" during the weekend of September 5.
Jervis is a four-star shooting guard prospect in the 2026 class. He is listed at 6-foot-4 and holds a recruiting rating of 97.62 in 247Sports' composite recruiting system.
Jervis ranks as the No. 7 shooting guard and No. 61 overall prospect in 247Sports' recruiting ratings for the 2026 class. He is also listed as the No. 4 player from New York in the class.
Michigan State is one of nearly 20 schools to offer Jervis, according to 247Sports. He also holds notable offers from Florida, Michigan, Illinois, NC State, Northwestern, Pitt, Rutgers, St. John's, Stanford, Tennessee, Texas, Villanova, Virginia Tech and Wake Forest.
Jervis is one of three 2026 prospects that will be taking official visits to Michigan State during this year's "Grind Week" event. He joins four-star point guard Carlos Medlock Jr. and four-star power forward Quinn Costello as top tier prospects visiting that same weekend.
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