“State of High School Basketball: Why We Must Let the Story Play Out”

High school basketball is catching heat from some social media “experts,” sideline commentary, even some insiders. The criticism is loud. But the truth is simple: development is a journey, not a verdict. I’ve raised four children who’ve each found success in their own lane, and that experience shaped the way I see this game. At…

“Scouting Jayden Hodge: 6’6 Belgium Wing Dominates EuroBasket, Projects as High-Major Impact Player”

If you were anywhere near the international basketball circuit this past summer, then you already know the name Jayden Hodge. And if you don’t—let us introduce you. Standing at a versatile 6’6”, the Belgian wing is one of the most intriguing international prospects in the Class of 2026. After dominating at the EuroBasket U18 Championships, Hodge has officially transferred…

“Matteo Qittane: Promising 6’2” Combo Guard from France Now Available for U.S. Recruitment”

🇫🇷 International Scouting Report: Matteo Qittane Position: Combo Guard (1/2)Height: 6’2” | Wingspan: 6’8”Weight: 170 lbs (77 kg)Birthdate: April 7, 2006Current Age: 19 years oldHometown: Paris, FranceProjection: Low to Mid-Major Division I / NCAA D1 Potential/ Juco D1Evaluation Date: August 2025Source: Verified film + reliable scouting insight 🛡️ Unit 1 Hoop Source International Scouting Statement At Unit 1 Hoop Source, our mission is to identify, evaluate, and elevate basketball players…

Why CJ Noland Is Built for Overseas Pro Basketball: Scouting His Strengths, Fit, and Upside

From the backcourts of Waxahachie, Texas to the high-major spotlight of the Big 12 and the intensity of the Mountain West, CJ Noland has carved out a career that speaks to his resilience, skill, and leadership. Once ranked among the Top 100 players in the ESPN Class of 2021 (No. 98 overall), Noland’s journey reflects what evaluators love most — progression, maturity, and a battle-tested edge….

“The Reed Siblings Are Next: California’s Rising Basketball Duo You Need to Know”

Every so often, a brother-sister duo emerges in the basketball world that shifts the atmosphere—players who not only share a bloodline but also share a fire, a presence, and a promise of greatness. That’s exactly what’s happening in Southern California right now with Armanyie “Buddha” Reed and her younger brother, Phillip Reed Jr. “Armanyie and Phillip Jr. are…