Agyeman made the move to Miami Palmetto High School and JET Academy this summer. A long, athletic, mobile big man, most of his offensive production comes from inside the arc where he is an efficient finisher. He changes ends of the floor with ease, plays with a high motor and has plenty of upside.

Prep Hoops National Ranking: 39th

Next highest National Ranking: 62nd Rivals

The Puma Circuit has some quality talent from Florida and Agyeman is one of their more under the radar talents who could blow up either this summer or next. A powerful athlete in the paint standing at 6’10, Agyeman helped Team Miami 17 U play on the PRO16 league this season with him as a featured piece of the team despite playing up an age group. That elevation to the top circuit will certainly put more eyes on Agyeman as his physical tools stand out among almost any big from down south in the 2028 class. While Agyeman isn’t much of a household name outside of Florida and the Puma circuit just yet, that should change by the end of the summer.

A legit 6-10 with mobility and skill, Agyeman already looks like a future Division I big. He’s fluid for his size, can run the floor, protect the rim, and even stretch it out with a developing face-up game. Still learning, still growing—but the ceiling is incredibly high.

At 6-10, Agyeman is one of the top bigs in the state, even as a freshman. He moves well, has good touch, and can step out and play like a wing. He’s still growing into his game, but the upside is big.