Fears' comes from a strong basketball family, his father, Jeremy Fears, played college basketball at Ohio University and earned Mid-American Conference (MAC) All-Freshman accolades in 2005 before finishing his career at Bradley, and his brother, Jeremy Fears Jr., is a guard at Michigan State. See a mistake, contact Cyro Asseo by clicking here.

Oklahoma freshman guard Jeremiah Fears will enter the 2025 NBA draft and forgo his remaining college eligibility.

Jeremiah Fears was named to the SEC All-Freshman Team, averaging 17.1 points, 4.1 rebounds, 4.1 assists and 1.6 steals at Oklahoma.

OU freshman guard Jeremiah Fears — a member of the SEC All-Freshman Team and an anticipated lottery pick — is entering the NBA Draft.

Oklahoma Sooners’ guard Jeremiah Fears announced he’s declaring for the 2025 NBA Draft. Fears announced his decision on ESPN’s “The Paul Finebaum Show”, where he plans to forgo his remaining college eligibility and play professional basketball in the NBA. Fears would also make a post thanking the school on Instagram:

Freshman guard Jeremiah Fears was awesome for the Oklahoma Sooners in 2024-25. So good, in fact, that he doesn't feel he needs "seasoning" at the college level before making a jump to the NBA.

Oklahoma freshman Jeremiah Fears is entering the 2025 NBA draft and forgoing his remaining college eligibility, he tells ESPN. The SEC all-freshman guard is the No. 7 prospect in ESPN's NBA draft projections.

Oklahoma is losing a key starting guard to the transfer portal after he spent just 1 season in Norman, per a report.