5-star prospect Jason Crowe Jr. shares 3-word message as he reaches a high school career milestone

Jason Crowe Jr. had a night to remember on Monday. The five-star point guard from Inglewood High School hit a significant career milestone, surpassing 3,000 career points in high school. He achieved the feat in style, dropping 42 points in a dominant 101-45 victory over Beverly Hills.

To celebrate the occasion, Crowe took to Instagram on Monday, posting a slick shot of himself in a hoodie and summing up the moment with a three-word message:

"3k type day.”

Jason Crowe Jr. via Instagram (@jasoncrowejr)

His achievement even caught the attention of NBA great Gilbert Arenas. When Home Team Hoops shared Crowe's highlights on Instagram, Arenas jumped to the comments, dropping fire emojis to show his admiration for the rising star.

Crowe, a No. 7 nationally-ranked player in the 2026 class, is the son of former LA Clippers player Jason Crowe. He’s been the driving force behind the Inglewood Sentinels, who have now extended their winning streak to six games, improving to a 16-6 record. This victory follows another jaw-dropping performance, where the Sentinels crushed Centennial High School 100-16.

College commitment updates on Jason Crowe Jr.

Jason Crowe Jr. is undoubtedly one of the most talented players in high school, and as such, several Division I colleges are in pursuit of signing the youngster. According to 247Sports, Crowe has around 15 offers, including Arizona State, Georgia Tech, and Arkansas. Besides that, On3's Joe Tipton also provided updates regarding Crowe’s college offer via X on Friday.

“5⭐️ Jason Crowe Jr., a top-10 recruit in the 2026 class, tells me he’s hearing from these schools: Kentucky, Arkansas, Michigan, Miami, USC, UCLA, and Washington,” Tipton wrote.

Out of these, Kentucky seems to be ahead in the race. According to On3, Mark Pope-led Kentucky is in constant touch with the Inglewood standout. Wildcats extended their offer back in August 2024. Pope and assistant coach Jason Hart visited Crowe in California back in September, further emphasizing that they are genuinely interested in the young point guard.

Hart is also an old friend of Jason Crowe Sr., and they used to play for Inglewood High School together.

“Jason Hart is one of my best friends,” Jason Crowe Sr. shared with Jacob Polacheck of KSR+.

Kentucky is trying to nurture a close relationship with Jason Crowe Jr., but his scoring spree is bound to attract more colleges. It will be interesting to see which program he picks.