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2019 forward Romeo Weems continues to be a top priority


With a combination of size, skill, athleticism, and toughness, Romeo Weems has asserted himself as one of the top Midwest recruits in the class of 2019. The versatile forward has been a staple at USA Basketball and continues to be heavily recruited. About his junior season, Weems said, "It has been going good. I think my shot is improving and also my ball handling." (247 Sports)

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