Kingston Flemings is the latest San Antonio basketball product to make it to the NBA stage, and his roots were on full display speaking at his introductory press conference on Thursday.
The Atlanta Hawks chose Brennan alumnus Kingston Flemings from the University of Houston with the No. 8 overall pick in the first round.
Flemings announced he will enter the NBA Draft on Sunday, after one season with the University of Houston.
Playing in the NCAA Tournament just two miles from campus, the stage was set for the Houston Cougars to have an advantage over Illinois.
Freshman point guard Kingston Flemings scored 22 points, Chris Cenac Jr. had 18 points and nine rebounds and top-ranked Houston held on for a 73-72 victory over No. 22 Auburn on Sunday.
Houston has taken the top spot in the AP Top 25 college basketball poll, swapping places with Purdue.
William J. Brennan High School’s Kingston Flemings, one of the best high school basketball prospects in the country, announced that he will be playing college basketball at the University of Houston.
The FIBA U18 three-on-three (also known as 3x3) World Cup 2024 saw a double dose of San Antonio basketball stars this summer.
It’s almost become a monthly occurrence that William J. Brennan High School’s point guard Kinston Flemings receives another scholarship to play basketball at a premiere program.
The talent level on basketball courts around San Antonio is well known, but for the second straight week, another high school basketball player has an opportunity to represent his country as part of Team USA.