Thanks. I read an article where he states that he expects to be 6'3 in a few years. Like we said, he's worth monitoring as a 2016 recruit and we could always use shooters.6'1, but this might be one of those recruiting experts really crossing their fingers that he'd be 6'1 by freshman year.
I learned from the best brother. But he's definitely not tiny. Saw him up close (2nd row) and looks to be a 6 footer.
Dang. I am on the same side as the camera. Not in this clip, but man, what a game and incredible finish. We almost bailed on the end as my son was rather crab-appley, but he was glad he stuck it out for Malachi's great finish and winning basket.
Thanks for the video find OE. Powell has a quick trigger release and can create off the bounce. Looks to be as Tee said only 6ft currently, but should add a few more inches to his height over the next few years.
Nice report as always DF.
If Custis stayed with b-ball, there is no doubt in my mind that he could have been an A-10 All Conference player down the line at a school like LaSalle or St. Joe's.Nice report as always DF.
In addition to Miami bound one time SU hoops target Newton, SU football recruit Jamal Custis also plays for Neumann-Goretti. He had 10 points against highly regarded Carroll big man Ernest Aflakpui. Looks like he has been busy in the weight room (Custis is in white, Aflakpui in black). Aflakpui is 6'9 225 pounds, class of 2015. Probably not an SU level player but a good one nonetheless.
One more picture of Aflakpui and Custis below. Jamal throwing down a dunk...
I would say he passes the look test.
Nice report as always DF.
In addition to Miami bound one time SU hoops target Newton, SU football recruit Jamal Custis also plays for Neumann-Goretti. He had 10 points against highly regarded Carroll big man Ernest Aflakpui. Looks like he has been busy in the weight room (Custis is in white, Aflakpui in black). Aflakpui is 6'9 225 pounds, class of 2015. Probably not an SU level player but a good one nonetheless.
One more picture of Aflakpui and Custis below. Jamal throwing down a dunk...
I would say he passes the look test.
New Hampton (and Brewster for that matter) usually play a very deep bench. But aside from his range, he's been rebounding the ball well the entire season (usually in double digits) and he's a lot more athletic than people realize. Plenty of dunks, at least one great block in this clip. Enjoy!
There is certainly a lot to like in that clip! Put me in the camp that can't wait for Lydon to come to Cuse.
Thank you for that. I forgot just how nasty that dunk was. Fair has had some great dunks in his 4 years in orange.
