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C Najai Hines (NJ/NC) to Seton Hall
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[QUOTE="jordville, post: 5462276, member: 3388"] In case you missed this yesterday at Peach Jam… [MEDIA=twitter]1945581944521085358[/MEDIA] Najai Hines put together a highly productive outing against the Florida Rebels, finishing with 28 points, 11 rebounds—including 8 offensive—and 5 blocks. He established a strong presence in the paint early and maintained it throughout the game. His size, physicality, and positioning impacted multiple phases of play. Hines scored efficiently around the rim, finishing through contact and traffic without rushing. He used his frame to create space inside and capitalized on second-chance opportunities by quickly reading the ball off the rim. He ran the floor effectively, providing a reliable interior target and helping sustain his team’s pace. In the half court, Hines stayed active off the ball. He set purposeful screens, found gaps in the defense, and remained ready near the basket. His hands were reliable in tight spaces, and he absorbed contact well without losing balance. This steady presence added value in critical moments. Defensively, Hines anchored the interior. He was effective in drop coverage, maintaining solid positioning in two-man actions while contesting shots at the rim. Disciplined as a shot-blocker, he timed his challenges without overcommitting. He rotated sharply on help defense, disrupted drives, and made it difficult for opponents to score inside. On the boards, he secured rebounds in traffic, boxed out physically, and limited second-chance points. Hines delivered consistent impact from start to finish. Playing with control, toughness, and awareness, he influenced the game through physical presence, timely execution, and an understanding of how to control space on both ends. [/QUOTE]
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