From the NBE Report
- PG
Tyler Ennis (
CIA Bounce)
Ennis just has this remarkable ability to remain under control regardless of the nature of the game, be it uptempo or half-court. Ennis did a good job of getting his teammates the ball in the best possible position, either by simply passing or penetrating and dishing.
Not sure if this has been posted, it was in the same report:
C
Goodluck Okonoboh, PF
Andrew Chrabascz and PG
Rene Castro (BABC)
These are just three of the players who played well in BABC’s win over Louisiana Select. BABC, who was without Kamali Bey, Jaylen Brantley and Wayne Selden this weekend, played a highly unselfish brand of basketball on both ends of the floor. Offensively they all looked to make the extra pass, and on the other end all five players on the floor worked well together.
Okonoboh didn’t score many points but that was due to him not shooting much rather than struggling from the field. Working in the high post he hit Chrabascz for a couple nice assists, with the latter displaying the ability to finish with either hand. Defensively Okonoboh played well in weak-side situations, and his man really didn’t seem too willing to attempt a shot lest it be rejected.
Goodluck Okonoboh holds offers from
Missouri,
Syracuse,
Pittsburgh,
Georgia Tech,
Seton Hall and
Gonzaga. Schools that have shown interest include
West Virginia,
UConn,
Villanova,
Louisville,
Temple and others he couldn’t recall offhand
