Jalil Bethea

Jalil Bethea was one of the highest-rated recruits to go to Miami, and he showed some talented flashes during his freshman season. ^[1]

6'4 scoring guard. Good length. Quick step with the ball, changes speed and direction well. Shifty and advanced ball-handler, breaks down defenders well. ^[2]

Impact Bethea will return to the bench against the Yellow Jackets after starting in the Hurricanes last 10 games, as Miami shakes up their starting five. ^[3]

He has a good frame, nice length, positional size, and a projectable frame. Bethea is a good athlete and has some quick-twitch and straight-line burst. ^[4]

The 6-foot-4, 180-pound senior guard had led the Vikings to a 19-8 record and a berth in the Class 6A state tournament semifinals. ^[5]

Archbishop Wood grasduate Jalil Bethea who went on to pay for the Miami Hurricanes, has decided to enter the transfer portal. ^[6]

No. 3, this dude say he's a football player, but he's. Hell yeah. Hey, I'm one of the best in the state. Wow. ^[7]

Bethea talked about growing up as a football player, studying Steph Curry, Devin Booker, Jordan Poole, and Tyler Herro, his recruitment update, and more. ^[8]

Jalil Bethea is a senior guard at Archbishop Wood High School. He's also a top 10 player in the nation. ^[9]

Jalil Bethea's story may not be written if Steven Bethea did not right himself. ^[10]

Jalil Bethea Obituary. We are saddened to announce the passing of Jalil Marquis Bethea of Hinesville, Georgia. ^[11]

Watch Jalil Bethea's videos and highlights on Hudl. More info: Archbishop Wood High School - Boys Basketball / SG / Class of 2024 / Warminster, PA. ^[12]

Freshman sensation Jalil Bethea, a five-star guard and McDonald's All-American, showed what all the fuss was about in his college debut. ^[13]

The former McDonald's All-American and five-star recruit is ready to keep proving people wrong with Miami Hurricanes Men's Basketball. ^[14]