"#quincymccall needs to show up": Gilbert Arenas leaves hilarious reaction to son Alijah Arenas' dominant display against Crenshaw High School

Former NBA star Gilbert Arenas' son, Alijah Arenas, is the No. 3 recruit in the Class of 2026, but he has recently reclassified to 2025. The 6-foot-5 small guard continues to impress hoops fans with his skill on the court.

Alijah dropped a spectacular performance on Thursday during the Chatsworth Chancellors' clash against the Crenshaw Cougars.

Ballislife's Instagram handle posted Alijah's clip from the game on Friday. The 5-star recruit could be seen dribbling past two before shooting and eventually scoring. Next up in the compilation was Alijah receiving a lobbed pass and dunking it in. Then he scored in a 1v1 situation.

There were a few instances when it looked like Alijah was trapped and might not beat the defenders. But the youngster rose to the occasion every single time.

"Alijah Arenas was looking like a man amongst boys in his W against Crenshaw High School 😤💪 @alijah0arenas," the caption read.

Gilbert Arenas took a hilarious jab at his son's opponents in the post's comment section.

"@omarepps man what happen once u left? 😂😂 #quincymccall needs to show up," he wrote.

balliflife via Instagram

Arenas Sr. asked the actor Omar Epps to show up as he played the role of Quincy McCall in the movie "Love & Basketball and McCall played high school basketball for Crenshaw.

Another fan joined the former Washington Wizards guard, commenting a similar reaction.

"Look like Crenshaw needed Quincy McCall 😂😂😂," his comment read.

Alijah Arenas reclassifies to Class of 2025

Gilbert Arenas announced on a live stream on Monday that his son Alijah Arenas was reclassifying into the 2025 class.

"We're reclassing up right now. I think they just approved it today," Arenas said. "This is his senior year now."

The Chatsworth High School guard has 20 offers from various top universities across the nation, including Kansas, UCLA, Alabama, Arizona, and Texas.

According to On3, it's going to be a close race between UCLA and Arizona to land Alijah Arenas on their roster. As of now, UCLA is leading the way with a 34.4% chance of acquiring the top recruit. Arizona also has a 30.1% probability of adding Alijah to its squad.