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I'm really looking forward to seeing how he does in the 3-point competition. He won a previous comp, hope he does it again.
Guy was an elite recruit. McDonalds AA. 5 star. Mr. Indiana Basketball.
It would be a lot more enjoyable to comment on the man bun situation if he wasn't 18-34 from deep in his 4 career games against usGuy also had a man bun. So Joey Buckets has that in his favor.
Mark Price was 2-time All American, and 4-time All ACC. Crazy...
It would be a lot more enjoyable to comment on the man bun situation if he wasn't 18-34 from deep in his 4 career games against us
10/24 in 3 games is elite shooting for college. Haha.that's somewhat skewed by his 8/10 performance this year against our lackluster D, although 10/24 is still very good. Just not 53% good.
Been beating the drum to get JGIII recognized in Sports Illustrated's Faces in the Crowd column. To help out follow this link: https://www.si.com/more-sports/2014/10/22/faces-in-the-crowd-nominations
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So dumb we couldnt watch this live
According to MaxPreps, JG3 comes in as the #10 overall boys high school scorer all time.
Julian Newman #8 on the list will play 8 yrs of Varsity Ball graduate next yr and averaged 12.2ppg for his small Christian school in Orlando as a fifth grader.The top guy played for 6 years!
That kid is a piece of work.Julian Newman #8 on the list will play 8 yrs of Varsity Ball graduate next yr and averaged 12.2ppg for his small Christian school in Orlando as a fifth grader.
5 of the top 7 are from Louisiana. Another 9 in the top 25 are from La.According to MaxPreps, JG3 comes in as the #10 overall boys high school scorer all time.
And he's not even being recruited by D1 programs.Julian Newman #8 on the list will play 8 yrs of Varsity Ball graduate next yr and averaged 12.2ppg for his small Christian school in Orlando as a fifth grader.
Plus they seem to start counting from grade school!5 of the top 7 are from Louisiana. Another 9 in the top 25 are from La.
What gives? They playing like 50 games a season there?