Duquesne Offers North Carolina Guard Prospect

Originally posted on Pittsburgh Sports Now
By George Michalowski | Last updated Sep 18, 2024 11:03 AM ET

On Tuesday, Duquesne’s staff extended an offer to another prospect in the class of 2026.

Duquesne assistant coach Chase Goldstein offered Logan Johnson, a junior guard. Johnson, standing at 6-foot-4, plays his high-school ball for Ambassador Christian School in Huntersville, North Carolina.

After a great conversation with Coach Chase, I am blessed to receive an offer from Duquesne University. #AGTG pic.twitter.com/BhbjaSAo8f

— Logan Johnson (@LoganKJohnson10) September 18, 2024

Duquesne head coach Dru Joyce III took over the job after Keith Dambrot’s retirement earlier this year. He and his staff have now offered several prospects throughout the summer.

Johnson also holds offers from Western Carolina and Radford, according to his Instagram page. Duquesne, Richmond, Charlotte, Liberty, Furman, and other schools’ coaching staffs were in Huntersville to see Johnson this week, according to his high-school coach.

Duquesne and Richmond will be in for 6’4 G 26′ @LoganKJohnson10 this week.@ACSLions_BB pic.twitter.com/oSO3OGm6Tb

— Nick Jones (@CoachJonesACS) September 16, 2024

Check out the updated Duquesne Basketball Recruiting Board on Pittsburgh Sports Now.

By PSN’s count, the staff has offered 14 prospects since June 1, including Dezmon Briscoe, who recently told PSN that he is looking for a new date to visit Duquesne after initially scheduling an official visit. Duquesne is currently in the running for Briscoe alongside five other programs (his top six). In addition, Devin Booker is on the board. The 6-foot-3 guard out of Cristo Ray Jesuit in Philadelphia received an offer from the Dukes on July 19, and took an official visit in late August to check out the Bluff.

This article first appeared on Pittsburgh Sports Now and was syndicated with permission.

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