Four-Star SF Isaiah Abraham commits to UConn

Fairfax (Va.) Paul VI Catholic four-star small forward Isaiah Abraham has committed to UConn, he told On3.

The 6-foot-7, 195-pound rising senior chose the Huskies over Providence, Marquette, and Virginia Tech. He also received offers from Kansas State, Maryland, Villanova, Virginia, Tennessee, and others.

He ranks as the No. 60 overall prospect in the 2024 class, according to the On3 Industry Ranking, a weighted average that utilizes all four major recruiting media companies. He’s also the No. 22 small forward in the class. On3’s evaluators are much higher on Abraham, ranking him 26th nationally in the class and No. 11 in his position.

Abraham goes in-depth on his commitment to UConn

Abraham discussed his commitment to UConn with On3.

“I chose UConn because of their vision and belief in me to be great,” he said. “I have great connections with the coaching staff and players. It ultimately just felt right and that I was at a place where I could maximize my potential and opportunities going into the next chapter of my life.”

In his own words, what type of player is UConn getting in Abraham?

“A three-level scorer and elite defender who can make a huge impact in winning with my athleticism.”

He has a message for the fanbase.

“Time to get to work.”

Scouting Report

Isaiah Abraham is an explosive wing. He has great measurables with long arms and good positional size. At his core, Abraham is a shot-maker. He has touch, range, and confidence from anywhere on the floor. He is going to have to shore up his footwork and balance, which will help with his shot selection and shot-making. Abraham is able to attack the rim in straight lines and finish well above the rim in transition. He can get to his spots off one and two dribble pull-ups. Abraham has the upside, both physically and athletically, to be a solid team defender; there is a toughness in there, and with his size. Is confident. Abraham’s father, Faisal Abraham, played at Marquette, and his aunt Tajama Abraham Ngongba played at George Washington. – On3’s Jamie Shaw