Malik Mack, the Ivy League Rookie of the Year by way of St. John's HS in Washington, committed to Georgetown on April 18, 2024 following a strong freshman season at Harvard, scoring in double figures in 23 of 27 games last season, with a high of 32 points and six assists against UMass. His 413 points on the season was a school record for a freshman.

"Leading the Crimson in assists, points, free throw percentage, minutes per game, and steals, the freshman was awarded First-Team and Rookie of the Year ECAC honors. Mack also ended the season with the Ivy League Rookie of the Year accolade," wrote the Harvard Crimson. The Crimson also reported that "[Mack's] departure was the subject of speculation for months as Mack was expected to explore Name, Image, and Likeness deals at another school. Mack and his family have previously spoken about weighing the benefits of a Harvard degree against the financial pressures of not having an athletic scholarship or the potential to make money through an NIL collective, an independent group funded by donors that pays players. Harvard, and other Ivy League schools, currently has no NIL collectives, unlike Georgetown."

Malik Mack is a current member of the 2024-25 varsity. A full profile follows upon his graduation.