Las Vegas was the weekend destination for the Border league; the Sierra Vista location. In terms of the overall event; it definitely was high-caliber. Many mainstream services will miss out on prospects that fly under the radar. This is due to attention that is directed toward the more high-level players. I knew personally that coming…
Category: High School Basketball
2024 Five-Star JOHNUEL BOOGIE FLAND has scheduled his first official visit…
Boogie Fland is an all-everything type of guard. He has scheduled an official visit to North Carolina. The Six-Foot-Three point guard is scheduled to be in Chapel Hill on October 28. Fland is one of the top high school hoop prospects in the country. Fland has an extensive list of programs in line for his…
Let’s Take A Look at 2024 Virginia Native Damon Thompson Junior; John Marshall high school (VA)
Mansfield, Texas was the weekend destination for the Wooten Top 150 camp. Coming in, I knew this camp was loaded with a lot of promising prospects. There was no shortage of nationally recognized prospects in the building. This platform also provides opportunities for not-so-highly recognized prospects to take advantage of the spotlight. 2024 6’0” 160-pound…
Around The County In 2 Minutes, Next Up: JINUP DOBUOL Of Minnesota Prep Academy
Name: Jinup Dobuol Year and School: 2024, Minnesota Prep Academy Brooklyn Park, Minnesota Dominant hand: Right 2024 6’8” 182-pound wing Jinup Doboul is definitely equipped with a multi-skillset. The Intel on Doboul: He has the ability to score, rebound, and defend positions 1 through 3. This is very intriguing to mid-majors at the college level….
Around The County In 2 Minutes, Next Up: Sterling Knox Of Red Rock Academy
Name: Sterling Knox Year and School: 2023, Red Rock Academy Las Vegas, Nevada Dominant hand: Right From my standpoint Sterling can play the wing position or guard position. He has good positional size as a two-way guard. According to some Intel Sterling is listed at 6’6” and about 195-200 pounds. His body frame looks all-natural….
Around The County In 2 Minutes; Next Up: Donovan Averitte Of Utah
2025 6’4” 180-pound guard Donovan Averitte of South Jordan, Utah is definitely a prospect worthy of a look. Donovan is currently attending Bingham high school. He’s an under-the-radar player that has good positional size with a strong body frame. This Utah prospect has potential at one or two positions. Donovan demonstrates low body lift with…
2024 Prospect Aaron Claytor Comes To NorCal To Make A Name For Himself….
6’2” 170-pound point guard Aaron Claytor comes to Northern California by way of Hawaii. He will attend Salesian College Preparatory. Claytor had a very productive summer playing up for the San Francisco Rebels 17’s. This summer was a big jump for Claytor; he’s an under-the-radar player looking to make a name for himself. Aaron was…
Let’s Take A Sample Size Look At 2026 Tyus Thomas Of Liberty High
Some may ask the question; What is a sample size? Sample size refers to the number of participants or observations included in a study. The size of a sample influences two statistical properties: 1) the precision of our estimates and, 2) the power of the study to draw conclusions. 2026 5’10” 160-pound point guard Tyus…
Around The County In 2 Minutes: Next Up, 2025 CJ Shaw Of Mojave High
2025 6’4 155 pound wing/guard CJ Shaw of Las Vegas (NV) is definitely a name we should all become familiar with; he has tools in his bag. The objective of this segment is to bring awareness to unfamiliar players from around the country. It is still early in Shaw’s development and growth process. He has…
Understanding An Evaluation Of A Player: For Parents…
Often times as humans we make things more difficult than they really are. Understanding the core basics in the world of youth basketball is extremely important for parents. Over the years, I have seen parents stress themselves to the point of illness; over high school and grassroots basketball. I recently had a parent ask me…
Let’s Take A Look At Some Of The Best Bigs In The Class Of 2024
This past summer allowed these players to emerge as some of the best Big Men in the class of 2024. Evolving your game requires a level of commitment and consistency. A lot of these players are only just beginning to scratch the surface of their enormous upside. There’s a lot to like about each one…
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