Georgetown's first junior college signee in 15 years, Jonathan Mulmore's road to Georgetown was a winding one.

A native of New Orleans, Mulmore's family relocated to the Houston suburbs after Hurricane Katrina in 2005. He played two seasons at Cypress Springs HS, but a leg injury and high school grades scared off recruiters and he instead pursued a prep year at Redemption Christian in Houston and two years at Allegany JC in Cumberland, MD.

Mulmore finished the 2015-16 season at Allegany with a 26.1 points per game average, second nationally in the junior college ranks, and was seen as an excellent fit to pick up the scoring left by the graduation of D'Vauntes Smith-Rivera. But while Mulmore could score, he struggled on defense. Mulmore started 12 games as a junior, but was last on the team in shooting accuracy, with just 35 percent of attempts made, averaging 3.6 points per game.

Mulmore's career high at Georgetown was a 15 point effort at Richmond, and he started 26 games as a senior.