Michigan State freshman hits game winner at Moneyball Pro-Am

This summer, the hype has started to build for Michigan State basketball freshman Jasiah Jervis, and it might just explode after Thursday night. In the final of the Moneyball Pro-Am, Jasiah Jervis, playing for Team Faygo, hit a deep three, with 7'2" center Anton Bonke in his face, in what would go o

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This summer, the hype has started to build for Michigan State basketball freshman Jasiah Jervis, and it might just explode after Thursday night. In the final of the Moneyball Pro-Am, Jasiah Jervis, playing for Team Faygo, hit a deep three, with 7'2" center Anton Bonke in his face, in what would go on to become the game-winning shot for Team Faygo.

The win moved Team Faygo into the final against LAFCU (Jeremy Fears Jr. and Ethan Taylor), where they won the Moneyball title. The shot, along with a Moneyball title under his belt, is only going to increase the hype train for Jervis, and MSU fans have every right to get excited. Jervis was a Top-50 player in this class and comes in with some real NBA potential thanks to his size and shot-making ability.

Jervis was accompanied by Cam Ward on the title-winning Team Faygo.

You can watch Jervis' shot below:

Jasiah Jervis shoots a deep game winner over 7’2 Anton Bonke.

Hes gonna be so tuff man. pic.twitter.com/K37vaOTYsC

— 𝐽𝑎𝑦 “𝐽𝑎𝑚𝑜” 𝑀𝑜𝑟𝑎𝑙𝑒𝑠 (@MSUFanJay) July 31, 2026

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