On Friday, Penn State head coach Micah Shrewsberry offered a very familiar prospect in the class of 2023.
That offer went out to Braeden Shrewsberry, who is a 6-foot-2, 170-pound guard that happens to be his son.
After a great meeting with Coach Shrews, I'm excited to receive an offer from Penn State University🦁🙏🏼 @PennStateMBB pic.twitter.com/G0PLBiYOxm
— Braeden Shrewsberry (@BraedenShrews) September 24, 2021
Shrewsberry plays for Indiana Elite as well as State College Area High School. In addition to Penn State, he holds offers from George Washington, Xavier, and Saint Josephs.
“I think I’m a really good shooter which makes it a lot easier for everything else,” Shrewsberry told Baumhoops.com in an interview. “I can handle the ball pretty well and I get our team into the offense. can play off-the-ball, too. I’m a good passer, which gets my teammates a lot of open looks when I get in the paint and the defense helps.”
Shrewsberry has made stops playing in Indianapolis, West Lafeyette, and now State College, due to his dad’s previous stops at Butler, Purdue, and now Penn State.
Braeden Shrewsberry @BraedenShrews HAD IT COOKING Goes for 21pts and helps lead Indians Elites 16U to Run and Slam Championship @Coach_Shrews @IndianaElite @indyheatgymrats #billhensleyrunnslam #indianaeite #inthegymhoops pic.twitter.com/upvnXy2Qu5
— In The Gym Hoops (@inthegymhoops_) May 3, 2021
