Temple lands four-star basketball recruit Cam Miles, bolsters Adam Fisher’s 2025 class
Miles chose Temple over Marshall and East Carolina. The Owls also fended off a late push from St. Bonaventure, according to a source.
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Cam Miles, a four-star guard at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla., committed to Temple’s basketball program as part of the 2025 recruiting class, he announced Wednesday on social media.
Miles chose the Owls over Marshall and East Carolina.
Temple coach Adam Fisher and his staff also warded off St. Bonaventure’s last-minute push to land Miles, a source told The Inquirer.
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Miles visited Temple’s campus last weekend before making his pledge official. He later posted pictures in a blank Temple jersey on social media on Sunday, the day after the football team picked up its first win of the year against Utah State.
The 6-foot-2 combo guard transferred from one Nike EYBL Scholastic Conference school to another, switching from AZ Compass Prep School in Chandler, Ariz., to IMG. Miles averaged nine points on 41% shooting and four assists in the 2023-24 season.
He played for SOH Elite on the Boys’ Under Armor Association circuit this summer and averaged double-digit points in six games. He finished the tournament with 67 points, including a high of 19 points against B. Maze Elite.
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Miles joins three-star Westtown School guard Cam Wallace in Fisher’s 2025 class. The Owls also are pursuing Perkiomen School guard KJ Cochran, who’s fielding offers from Penn, Drexel, and others.
The Owls have two graduate and two senior guards on their roster for this season and could be targeting replacements for 2025. Transfer Jamal Mashburn Jr. and second-year Owl Matteo Picarelli have played four seasons at the collegiate level, and former St. Joseph’s guard Lynn Greer III and Shane Dezonie have played three.
Miles would join a group of young guards that includes sophomore Zion Stanford and freshman Aiden Tobiason. Temple has six players on its roster listed as freshmen or sophomores, including freshman Dillon Battie.