Aug. 17, 2015 LOS ANGELES - The LMU Sports Network has reached the end of the summer feature highlighting all seven newcomers for LMU men's basketball. The series closes with Canadian National Team member Munis Tutu.
Rounding out the signing class of 2015 is Tutu, a native in Windsor, Canada who played this past summer for the Canadian National Team at the U18 FIBA Americas Championships. Tutu was the team's starting point guard and he has played the last two seasons at La Lumiere School in LaPorte, Ind. His final two seasons at La Lumiere, he helped one of the nation's top programs compete for national titles while earning top-10 rankings nationally.
Tutu is a native of Egypt, moving to Canada at nine-months. He went on to star at J.L. Forster High School in Windsor. He helped the team to a 20-1 record and the city all-star game as a freshman and then made a name for himself by averaging 24 points with seven assists as a sophomore. He then transferred to La Lumiere, becoming a Cum Laude Honor Roll student.
The 2015-16 recruiting class combined to post a record of 266-98 (73.1 winning percentage) in each of their final two seasons at the previous institution. Joining Tutu is NJCAA Player of the Year Brandon Brown (Phoenix College; Phoenix, Ariz.), McDonald All-American Games nominee Jeffery McClendon (Eastside HS, Lancaster, CA), NJCAA All-Conference selection Buay Tuach (Northeast C.C.; Norfolk, Neb.), 2014 CCCAA All-State forward Adom Jacko (Chaffey College; Racho Cucamonga, Calif.), and NJCAA All-Conference selection Shamar Johnson (Pensacola State College; Pensacola, Fla.). They will all join the Lions for the 2015-16 season.
2015-16 LMU Basketball Incoming Class:
| Name | Pos | Yr | Ht | Hometown | Last School | Highlights |
| Brandon Brown | G | Jr.-TR | 5-11 | Laveen, AZ | Phoenix College (AZ) | Two-Time NJCAA All-American; 2015 NJCAA D-II Player of the Year; Won NJCAA D-II national titile in 2014; Two-Year Record of 59-14 |
Miles Crawford | G | Fr.-HS | 6-2 | Denton, TX | John H. Guyer HS | Attended Elev8 Academy in Florida; Walk-on |
| Adom Jacko | F | Jr.-TR | 6-8 | Alta Loma, CA | Chaffey College (CA) | 2014 CCCAA All-State Forward; 2014 CCCAA Final Four; 2013 CCCAA Runner-up; Two-year record of55-13 |
| Shamar Johnson | F | Jr.-TR | 6-6 | Pensacola, FL | Pensacola St. College (FL) | Two-Time Panhandle All-Conference; back-to-back State Junior College Tournaments; Two-year record of 39-23 |
| Jeffery McClendon | F | Fr.-HS | 6-2 | Lancaster, CA | Eastside HS (CA) | Nominee for McDonald All-American Games; All-CIF; Two-year record of 30-21 |
Buay Tuach | G | Jr.-TR | 6-5 | Omaha, NE | Northeast C.C. (NE) | 2nd-Team All-Conference; 2013 All-State; 16.7 ppg, 6.3 rpg, 60.5 FG%; Two-year record of 41-22 |
| Munis Tutu | G | Fr.-HS | 6-0 | Windsor, Canada | La Lumiere School (IN) | Starting PG of U18 Canadian National Team; HS in nation's top-20; Two-year record 42-5 |
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