Joining the Hoyas in 2022-23 was 6-8 Brad Ezewiro, who played in only 26 minutes last season as a freshman at LSU, scoring 11 points in six games. In a news release at GUHoyas.com, head coach Patrick Ewing said that "In this off season, we have focused on bringing in physicallity and athleticism in the post, and Brad definitely fits the bill."

Ezewiro averaged 17 points and 10 rebounds as a center at Bishop Montgomery HS in Torrance, CA before moving to Oak Hill Academy in 2019-20, where he played as a reserve alongside former Georgetown forward Jamari Sibley. Ezewiro first committed to IMG Academy and eventually completed a fifth year at Hillcrest Prep (AZ) in 2020-21, having previously signed with LSU while at Oak Hill. Ezewiro was ranked #269th nationally among the 2021 recruiting class.

As one of nine exits from the LSU program following Will Wade's departure, Ezewiro kept in touch with new Georgetown coach Kevin Nickelberry, and eventually selected Georgetown over offers from Oregon State, UAB and Nevada. He earned his way to become a valuable sixth man for the Hoyas in 2022-23, starting in seven of 27 games and scoring a season high 19 against Providence.

Along with teammate and former LSU transfer Brandon Murray, Ezewiro announced a transfer from Georgetown following the 2022-23 season.