Like who? Haven’t heard much about this guy other than on this site. Just wondered? He doesn’t shoot many jumpers either. I may have to go check him out this year.
Is he a point guard? If he is, he has excellent height and length for the position. With some work and refinement he could be playing ball for a living. Not saying he is a sure fire NBA prospect, but he looks to be about 6’5 and 185. That is good size for a point guard. Do you have any idea what his numbers were last year?
I’ve heard the “he doesn’t shoot many jumpers” knock on him. My answer to that is always, so what? Look at the highlights. With the skill he has driving and finishing why would he take a lot of jump shots? That would show a LOW basketball IQ in my book. He can get to the rim at will (or pass it there).
Hey Sean,
Sorry for my LOW basketball IQ. I just wondered. He looks like a good prospect (with his height, ball skill, and fluid motions) in my opinion. It was just a question, that’s all. I just noticed he didn’t shoot many jumpers (and I know he is not a finished product, he still has a lot of time to develop more weapons). That’s why I said I will check him out in person. No harm, no foul. Jared, Sean, and Marcellus; I respect your opinions, like the site, and keep up the good work with the post.
That comment wasn’t directed at YOU, Ty. It is what I would say if the kid DID shoot the jump shot all the time. I have heard the comment about his shooting ten times if I’ve heard it once. I don’t think it is a valid argument at this point. His competition isn’t able to stop him from getting to the rim or passing the ball inside. He does that and is offensively efficient doing it. That shows he has an understanding of his strengths and how he can help a team.
Ooops! My fault. I am just high school basketball fan. I just need to check more of these kids outside of Flint and Saginaw that don’t get as much pub, but are D-1 prospect.
I will make a trip to his high school to see him in person.
P.S. Keep putting out quality articles and keep up the great work!
this kid aint shit
Clearly, that’s why he has several D-1 offers.
Like who? Haven’t heard much about this guy other than on this site. Just wondered? He doesn’t shoot many jumpers either. I may have to go check him out this year.
Bowling Green, North Dakota, Western Michigan and Stony Brook.
LOL…that’s very different than the opinion of many coaches….
Is he a point guard? If he is, he has excellent height and length for the position. With some work and refinement he could be playing ball for a living. Not saying he is a sure fire NBA prospect, but he looks to be about 6’5 and 185. That is good size for a point guard. Do you have any idea what his numbers were last year?
He was second on his team in scoring, first in assists, rebounds, blocks and steals.
Nick,
I hope you are still in High School. If not, that is a sad comment to make about a high school kid.
http://blog.mlive.com/highschoolbasketball/2012/09/six_of_states_top_10_remaining.html
I’ve heard the “he doesn’t shoot many jumpers” knock on him. My answer to that is always, so what? Look at the highlights. With the skill he has driving and finishing why would he take a lot of jump shots? That would show a LOW basketball IQ in my book. He can get to the rim at will (or pass it there).
Hey Sean,
Sorry for my LOW basketball IQ. I just wondered. He looks like a good prospect (with his height, ball skill, and fluid motions) in my opinion. It was just a question, that’s all. I just noticed he didn’t shoot many jumpers (and I know he is not a finished product, he still has a lot of time to develop more weapons). That’s why I said I will check him out in person. No harm, no foul. Jared, Sean, and Marcellus; I respect your opinions, like the site, and keep up the good work with the post.
That comment wasn’t directed at YOU, Ty. It is what I would say if the kid DID shoot the jump shot all the time. I have heard the comment about his shooting ten times if I’ve heard it once. I don’t think it is a valid argument at this point. His competition isn’t able to stop him from getting to the rim or passing the ball inside. He does that and is offensively efficient doing it. That shows he has an understanding of his strengths and how he can help a team.
Ooops! My fault. I am just high school basketball fan. I just need to check more of these kids outside of Flint and Saginaw that don’t get as much pub, but are D-1 prospect.
I will make a trip to his high school to see him in person.
P.S. Keep putting out quality articles and keep up the great work!