BREAKING NEWS🚨 5-star No. 4 prospect in the 2025 class, SF Agot Makeer has committed to South Carolina boosting the team’s quality and depth. Welcome to to South Carolina.

Elite 2025 recruit Agot Makee announced on Saturday that she has committed to South Carolina.

“I’m a very competitive person,” Makeer told On3 in a previous interview. “My work ethic isn’t like a lot of the other girls in my class, and I feel like that puts me ahead sometimes. I’m versatile in a way that my body is different, I can get to the rim and score from the perimeter.”

Standing at 6-foot-1 and playing as a combo guard, Makeer felt she could thrive at any of the programs she considered—but the Gamecocks ultimately caught her attention.

“It’s really good. I have a pretty good relationship with coach [Dawn] Staley. It’s one of the powerhouses of women’s basketball like UConn. It’s really cool to be recruited by them and I love what they do there for black women, especially. I really like that and I have a good relationship with the coaching staff, so I’m excited to get on campus.”

There were several factors Makeer was considering when making her decision.

“Genuine relationships are big for me,” Agot Makeer said. “My top six schools are those because I have genuine relationships with the coaching staff and they’ve taken time to build relationships with my family as well… All six schools, I could go and make an impact.”

Although she plays as a small forward, Makeer mentioned that growing up, NBA icons Kevin Durant and Steph Curry had the greatest influence on her style of play.

“I think my strength and is my versatility is what makes me different ,” Makeer told Kentucky.com. “I can play one through five and can guard one through five. So, I think it’s just me being able to do different stuff on the court. Those are things that both of those guys can do – showcase their versatility.”

And for those who follow her closely, the comparisons are unmistakable.

“Her size, her length and her intelligence in the game are her strengths,” said Richard Nurse, who coached Makeer for the Kia Nurse Canadian Elite EYBL program. “She’s also a great teammate. She talks, she communicates with the athletes. She plays well, she’s always helping all her teammates out.”

Originally from Fargo, North Dakota and raised in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Makeer averaged 19.3 points, 7.7 rebounds, and 2.8 assists, and she earned MVP honors in her junior year’s high school championship game.