I’m not sure how this kid doesn’t have 15+ Division I offers. Blazi is a 6-8 versatile product that is much more than an athletic big body. He can stretch the floor with his solid outside jumper, push the floor with speed and velocity, and rim protect with shot blocking capabilities. Just check the film, Blazi is one of the more slept-on recruits that can make an early impact at the next level. One of the premier 2024 prospects that has a chance to get on the national radar. Blazi is currently hearing from D1 schools such as Georgia Southern, Arizona State, Western Kentucky, and more. 

Blazi is a potential Power 5 prospect if he is able to replicate his dominant performance from the offseason. He’s a 6’8 shooting guard that can stretch the floor with his shooting ability and also cause problems in transition because of his length and physicality. One of the premier 2024 prospects in that has a chance to get on the national radar. Blazi is currently hearing from D1 schools such as Georgia Southern, Arizona State, Western Kentucky, and more. He can do it all on the offense end: shoot threes – draws fouls – and isn’t out of control when running offensive sets. His defensive effort was to note as well as he can contest shots off the backboard. 

Diamant Blazi, A 6-8 power forward has a smooth handle for his size and has continued to improve his outside game. Blazi is athletic, long and very versatile on both ends of the floor where he is blocking shots as well as dominating on the glass. On the offensive end, Blazi has a strong knack for finishing around the rim off the bounce as well as off the catch. College coaches need to start taking notice on Blazi as he has a high ceiling of potential to play at the next level.

Diamant Blazi Diamant Blazi 6'8" | PF Jordan Christian Prep | 2024 State FL , A 6-8 senior forward was the MVP at the Prep Hoops Top 250 where he was making highlight plays throughout the day. Blazi showed us his smooth handles and ability to finish around the rim through traffic. His effectiveness on the defensive side also stood out as he was deflecting passes as well as blocking shots off the backboard limiting the opposition from getting second chances. Blazi could become an elite D-1 prospect once he starts building an outside shot and plays more confident outside the paint.

#696 – The prospect with the most upside was hands down Diamant Blazi who stood out amongst other attendants this weekend with an incredible frame that any college coach would be willing to work with. Blazi pushed the floor well and beat opposing defenders at the rim to finish layups or catch alleys with his arm length and athletic jumping ability. He can do it all on the offense end: shoot threes – draws fouls – and isn’t out of control when running offensive sets. His defensive effort was to note as well as he had a couple blocks off the backboard. 

Diamant Blazi, A 6-8 senior small forward was the absolute MVP on Saturday. Blazi has all the tools to be a complete college prospect as he brings good handles, athleticism and a vicious lob threat. Blazi also brought a lot of length on both ends of the floor as he can rebound efficiently limiting teams from getting second looks at the rim. His effectiveness immediately stood out to the coaches and scouts with his versatility on the offensive end. Blazi will have to build more confidence in shooting from the perimeter to be a complete five-tool player for the next level.

The 6-7 senior guard can play a variety of positions whether he is out on the perimeter or playing in the post. Blazi is a long and athletic guard who can finish above the rim on either side. Blazi’s rebounding on both ends of the floor have also improved since the beginning of his junior season. Blazi will be playing for Jordan Christian Prep this season after spending last season playing in France.