JJ Andrews
Bio
Recruiting
Scouting Report
DATA ERROR — JJ (JaShawn) Andrews is a five-star BASKETBALL recruit, not a football prospect. He is a 6-7 wing from Little Rock Christian Academy who signed with Arkansas basketball (John Calipari) on Nov 12, 2025. No football evaluation can be generated; this record should be flagged for correction or removal from the football dataset.
Physical Profile
Basketball measurables, not football: ~6-7 in shoes with a reported 7-foot wingspan and a powerful frame. These traits drive his value as a scoring wing — downhill force, contact absorption, and explosive open-floor finishing — but they are not being evaluated against any football position because he does not play football.
Play Style
On the basketball court he is a big, physical scoring wing who attacks downhill, absorbs contact at the rim, and finishes emphatically in transition, with a developing pull-up and catch-and-shoot jumper. None of this is football tape.
Strengths
- Elite-level basketball pedigree: Gatorade Arkansas Player of the Year, McDonald's All-American, consensus top-15 national hoops prospect (0.9941 composite reflects basketball ranking)
- Physical scoring wing — gets downhill with force, finishes through contact, productive (28.5 PPG / 10.1 RPG / 3.3 APG as a junior)
- Improving perimeter skill (reported 36% from three, 72% FT) with more fluid mechanics
Areas to Improve
- N/A for football — prospect is a basketball player incorrectly entered in the football pipeline
- Recommend the data team verify the import source so other multi-sport names are not misclassified
College Projection
Projects as an immediate-impact wing for Arkansas BASKETBALL. There is no football college projection because he is not a football recruit.
Best Fit
An up-tempo, transition-heavy basketball program that lets a powerful scoring wing attack downhill — i.e., his actual Arkansas basketball commitment. No football scheme fit applies.
Player Comparison
Both prospects share an elite 6'6" frame with exceptional length and athleticism at around 220 pounds, suggesting potential as pass rushers who can add weight while maintaining mobility. Garrett was similarly ranked as a top-30 overall prospect with elite recruiting pedigree, demonstrating the rare combination of size, speed, and technique that translates to dominant edge rushing at the next level.