Malik Stith - East Mecklenburg - Charlotte, NC - ST. JOHN'S (SIGNED LOI)

committed per redmen.com

http://www.redmen.com/redmentalk/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=36668

sounds like a stud.  (sarcasm)

per BEB and rivals....

https://secure.rivals.com/barrier_noentry.asp?ReturnTo=www%2Estjohns%2Erivals%2Ecom&sid=1171&script=content.asp&cid=811049&fid=&tid=&mid=&rid=

#39 PG 3-star recruit per scout.

Any video on this guy?

http://www.wsoctv.com/video/15871921/index.html


ask and the jungle delivers...well its only an interview...but its all I could find

Thanks a lot.
 

Here are a few tid-bits i found on Mr. Stith :

http://stjohns.rivals.com/content.asp?cid=811049

"The chance to go back home feels good," Stith said on Saturday morning at the Tournament of Champions. "It's a good fit for me. The chance to play at Madison Square Garden and doing it in front of my friends and family for four years just felt right to me."


http://stjohns.rivals.com/content.asp?SID=1171&CID=806527

Malik Stith, a native New Yorker, will take a prep year at Bridgton Academy after a dynamite season at East Mecklenburg in Charlotte, N.C. His play in the spring at the point for the United Celtics has earned him a scholarship offer from St. John's, he said, while Wichita State, Winthrop and George Mason have shown interest.


http://denver.scout.com/a.z?s=457&p=2&c=749845

Malik Stith, a native New Yorker, has Winthrop, Hofstra, George Mason and Louisville taklng a peek.


http://denver.scout.com/a.z?s=457&p=2&c=757296

The St. John’s Red Storm is bringing a native home. Malik Stith, a 2008 point headed to prep school, told Scout.com this morning that he intends on committing to St. John’s. The NYC native was the MVP in the 4-A N.C. state championship game for East Mecklenburg this winter. Fast with the ball, Stith splits double-teams with ease and he wins.


http://denver.scout.com/a.z?s=457&p=2&c=715137

Senior Malik Stith, powerful and quick point man, went to the rim for 32 points.


http://www.ninernation.net/forum/showthread.php?t=20354

"i think that is what you have here is an underrated guy who can definitly play at the big east level. if you go to charlotte.com there is an article in the archives about him involving his recruitment and the state championship game that should give you a better feel for what type of player sju is getting."

http://www.charlotte.com/530/story/577517.html

http://www.charlotte.com/316/story/539079.html


Stith, a 5-foot-10 guard likely headed to prep school, averages 16 points, eight assists and six rebounds. He's fast with the basketball, a little like North Carolina guard Ty Lawson, and is more dangerous on a bigger court, like in today's final at N.C. State.

"What do you want me to say, the guy's unbelievable," Grube said. "He's got a tremendous amount of heart. And he's a big-game player. The bigger the moment, the bigger he plays."

http://209.85.129.104/search?q=cache:9OZxi9pBN5kJ:origin.dfw.com/mld/observer/2008/03/15/sports/18461943.htm+Malik+Stith&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=21&gl=us


In the fourth quarter, East Mecklenburg spread the floor and ate the final eight minutes. Guard Malik Stith put on a ball-handling clinic, easily breaking down Apex’s attempts to trap him the half court. Stith got into the lane for short jumpers or easy dump-off passes to the post for layups, and he finished with 20 points.

“You’ve just got to tip your hat to Malik and Titus,” Neal said. “Those guys are the two best players we’ve seen all year.”

http://www.carynews.com/sports/school_sports/apex_high/story/8482.html


Malik Stith (2009, 5-11 PG)

Malik is a small, but quick point guard who can get into the lane off the dribble. He changes directions quickly. He scored most of his points on the break. Malik did have trouble consistently finishing as he tried to adjust in traffic. He also didn't look to pass much. He did hit a three pointer, but Malik didn't shoot much from the outside.

http://caainsider.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3944&Itemid=240

Here are a few tid-bits i found on Mr. Stith :

http://stjohns.rivals.com/content.asp?cid=811049

"The chance to go back home feels good," Stith said on Saturday morning at the Tournament of Champions. "It's a good fit for me. The chance to play at Madison Square Garden and doing it in front of my friends and family for four years just felt right to me."


http://stjohns.rivals.com/content.asp?SID=1171&CID=806527

Malik Stith, a native New Yorker, will take a prep year at Bridgton Academy after a dynamite season at East Mecklenburg in Charlotte, N.C. His play in the spring at the point for the United Celtics has earned him a scholarship offer from St. John's, he said, while Wichita State, Winthrop and George Mason have shown interest.


http://denver.scout.com/a.z?s=457&p=2&c=749845

Malik Stith, a native New Yorker, has Winthrop, Hofstra, George Mason and Louisville taklng a peek.


http://denver.scout.com/a.z?s=457&p=2&c=757296

The St. John’s Red Storm is bringing a native home. Malik Stith, a 2008 point headed to prep school, told Scout.com this morning that he intends on committing to St. John’s. The NYC native was the MVP in the 4-A N.C. state championship game for East Mecklenburg this winter. Fast with the ball, Stith splits double-teams with ease and he wins.


http://denver.scout.com/a.z?s=457&p=2&c=715137

Senior Malik Stith, powerful and quick point man, went to the rim for 32 points.


http://www.ninernation.net/forum/showthread.php?t=20354

"i think that is what you have here is an underrated guy who can definitly play at the big east level. if you go to charlotte.com there is an article in the archives about him involving his recruitment and the state championship game that should give you a better feel for what type of player sju is getting."

http://www.charlotte.com/530/story/577517.html

http://www.charlotte.com/316/story/539079.html


Stith, a 5-foot-10 guard likely headed to prep school, averages 16 points, eight assists and six rebounds. He's fast with the basketball, a little like North Carolina guard Ty Lawson, and is more dangerous on a bigger court, like in today's final at N.C. State.

"What do you want me to say, the guy's unbelievable," Grube said. "He's got a tremendous amount of heart. And he's a big-game player. The bigger the moment, the bigger he plays."

http://209.85.129.104/search?q=cache:9OZxi9pBN5kJ:origin.dfw.com/mld/observer/2008/03/15/sports/18461943.htm+Malik+Stith&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=21&gl=us


In the fourth quarter, East Mecklenburg spread the floor and ate the final eight minutes. Guard Malik Stith put on a ball-handling clinic, easily breaking down Apex’s attempts to trap him the half court. Stith got into the lane for short jumpers or easy dump-off passes to the post for layups, and he finished with 20 points.

“You’ve just got to tip your hat to Malik and Titus,” Neal said. “Those guys are the two best players we’ve seen all year.”

http://www.carynews.com/sports/school_sports/apex_high/story/8482.html


Malik Stith (2009, 5-11 PG)

Malik is a small, but quick point guard who can get into the lane off the dribble. He changes directions quickly. He scored most of his points on the break. Malik did have trouble consistently finishing as he tried to adjust in traffic. He also didn't look to pass much. He did hit a three pointer, but Malik didn't shoot much from the outside.

http://caainsider.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3944&Itemid=240

Welcome back oldred

welcome back.

i hope stith breaks out next year like burrell.  time will tell.

Welcome aboard Malik. We need Points that can drive and dish for easy baskets. Lord knows we struggled enough scoring the ball last year.

Boothe will do a decent job.

Quote from: oldred10 on May 25, 2008, 01:11:42 PM

Here are a few tid-bits i found on Mr. Stith :

http://stjohns.rivals.com/content.asp?cid=811049

"The chance to go back home feels good," Stith said on Saturday morning at the Tournament of Champions. "It's a good fit for me. The chance to play at Madison Square Garden and doing it in front of my friends and family for four years just felt right to me."


http://stjohns.rivals.com/content.asp?SID=1171&CID=806527

Malik Stith, a native New Yorker, will take a prep year at Bridgton Academy after a dynamite season at East Mecklenburg in Charlotte, N.C. His play in the spring at the point for the United Celtics has earned him a scholarship offer from St. John's, he said, while Wichita State, Winthrop and George Mason have shown interest.


http://denver.scout.com/a.z?s=457&p=2&c=749845

Malik Stith, a native New Yorker, has Winthrop, Hofstra, George Mason and Louisville taklng a peek.


http://denver.scout.com/a.z?s=457&p=2&c=757296

The St. John’s Red Storm is bringing a native home. Malik Stith, a 2008 point headed to prep school, told Scout.com this morning that he intends on committing to St. John’s. The NYC native was the MVP in the 4-A N.C. state championship game for East Mecklenburg this winter. Fast with the ball, Stith splits double-teams with ease and he wins.


http://denver.scout.com/a.z?s=457&p=2&c=715137

Senior Malik Stith, powerful and quick point man, went to the rim for 32 points.


http://www.ninernation.net/forum/showthread.php?t=20354

"i think that is what you have here is an underrated guy who can definitly play at the big east level. if you go to charlotte.com there is an article in the archives about him involving his recruitment and the state championship game that should give you a better feel for what type of player sju is getting."

http://www.charlotte.com/530/story/577517.html

http://www.charlotte.com/316/story/539079.html


Stith, a 5-foot-10 guard likely headed to prep school, averages 16 points, eight assists and six rebounds. He's fast with the basketball, a little like North Carolina guard Ty Lawson, and is more dangerous on a bigger court, like in today's final at N.C. State.

"What do you want me to say, the guy's unbelievable," Grube said. "He's got a tremendous amount of heart. And he's a big-game player. The bigger the moment, the bigger he plays."

http://209.85.129.104/search?q=cache:9OZxi9pBN5kJ:origin.dfw.com/mld/observer/2008/03/15/sports/18461943.htm+Malik+Stith&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=21&gl=us


In the fourth quarter, East Mecklenburg spread the floor and ate the final eight minutes. Guard Malik Stith put on a ball-handling clinic, easily breaking down Apex’s attempts to trap him the half court. Stith got into the lane for short jumpers or easy dump-off passes to the post for layups, and he finished with 20 points.

“You’ve just got to tip your hat to Malik and Titus,” Neal said. “Those guys are the two best players we’ve seen all year.”

http://www.carynews.com/sports/school_sports/apex_high/story/8482.html


Malik Stith (2009, 5-11 PG)

Malik is a small, but quick point guard who can get into the lane off the dribble. He changes directions quickly. He scored most of his points on the break. Malik did have trouble consistently finishing as he tried to adjust in traffic. He also didn't look to pass much. He did hit a three pointer, but Malik didn't shoot much from the outside.

http://caainsider.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3944&Itemid=240

Welcome back oldred

Thanks kjd. God bless!!.. 

Boothe will do a decent job.

I love Boothe....he needed to play more last year. We will get more possesions with Boothe controlling things because I believe our turnovers will be lower (with him in charge of the O). Boothe seems like the kind of kid that will put in the extra work to improve the outside shooting. Edmonson is a Point with size which will help with size match up problems.

Malik Carrying the ball for a few....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JH7ssg5nSE


I've worked over 70 hours this week and really haven't had time for the Jungle. I will do my best to get some more updates in this week.

Quote from: kjd01067 on May 25, 2008, 01:28:09 PM

Quote from: oldred10 on May 25, 2008, 01:11:42 PM

Here are a few tid-bits i found on Mr. Stith :

http://stjohns.rivals.com/content.asp?cid=811049

"The chance to go back home feels good," Stith said on Saturday morning at the Tournament of Champions. "It's a good fit for me. The chance to play at Madison Square Garden and doing it in front of my friends and family for four years just felt right to me."


http://stjohns.rivals.com/content.asp?SID=1171&CID=806527

Malik Stith, a native New Yorker, will take a prep year at Bridgton Academy after a dynamite season at East Mecklenburg in Charlotte, N.C. His play in the spring at the point for the United Celtics has earned him a scholarship offer from St. John's, he said, while Wichita State, Winthrop and George Mason have shown interest.


http://denver.scout.com/a.z?s=457&p=2&c=749845

Malik Stith, a native New Yorker, has Winthrop, Hofstra, George Mason and Louisville taklng a peek.


http://denver.scout.com/a.z?s=457&p=2&c=757296

The St. John’s Red Storm is bringing a native home. Malik Stith, a 2008 point headed to prep school, told Scout.com this morning that he intends on committing to St. John’s. The NYC native was the MVP in the 4-A N.C. state championship game for East Mecklenburg this winter. Fast with the ball, Stith splits double-teams with ease and he wins.


http://denver.scout.com/a.z?s=457&p=2&c=715137

Senior Malik Stith, powerful and quick point man, went to the rim for 32 points.


http://www.ninernation.net/forum/showthread.php?t=20354

"i think that is what you have here is an underrated guy who can definitly play at the big east level. if you go to charlotte.com there is an article in the archives about him involving his recruitment and the state championship game that should give you a better feel for what type of player sju is getting."

http://www.charlotte.com/530/story/577517.html

http://www.charlotte.com/316/story/539079.html


Stith, a 5-foot-10 guard likely headed to prep school, averages 16 points, eight assists and six rebounds. He's fast with the basketball, a little like North Carolina guard Ty Lawson, and is more dangerous on a bigger court, like in today's final at N.C. State.

"What do you want me to say, the guy's unbelievable," Grube said. "He's got a tremendous amount of heart. And he's a big-game player. The bigger the moment, the bigger he plays."

http://209.85.129.104/search?q=cache:9OZxi9pBN5kJ:origin.dfw.com/mld/observer/2008/03/15/sports/18461943.htm+Malik+Stith&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=21&gl=us


In the fourth quarter, East Mecklenburg spread the floor and ate the final eight minutes. Guard Malik Stith put on a ball-handling clinic, easily breaking down Apex’s attempts to trap him the half court. Stith got into the lane for short jumpers or easy dump-off passes to the post for layups, and he finished with 20 points.

“You’ve just got to tip your hat to Malik and Titus,” Neal said. “Those guys are the two best players we’ve seen all year.”

http://www.carynews.com/sports/school_sports/apex_high/story/8482.html


Malik Stith (2009, 5-11 PG)

Malik is a small, but quick point guard who can get into the lane off the dribble. He changes directions quickly. He scored most of his points on the break. Malik did have trouble consistently finishing as he tried to adjust in traffic. He also didn't look to pass much. He did hit a three pointer, but Malik didn't shoot much from the outside.

http://caainsider.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3944&Itemid=240

Welcome back oldred

Thanks kjd. God bless!!.. 

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH   

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HES BACKKKKKKKKK

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BWAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHA

i heard he wasnt offered but they have a interest

Welcome and good luck.

Quote from: oldred10 on May 25, 2008, 04:30:17 PM

Quote from: kjd01067 on May 25, 2008, 01:28:09 PM

Quote from: oldred10 on May 25, 2008, 01:11:42 PM

Here are a few tid-bits i found on Mr. Stith :

http://stjohns.rivals.com/content.asp?cid=811049

"The chance to go back home feels good," Stith said on Saturday morning at the Tournament of Champions. "It's a good fit for me. The chance to play at Madison Square Garden and doing it in front of my friends and family for four years just felt right to me."


http://stjohns.rivals.com/content.asp?SID=1171&CID=806527

Malik Stith, a native New Yorker, will take a prep year at Bridgton Academy after a dynamite season at East Mecklenburg in Charlotte, N.C. His play in the spring at the point for the United Celtics has earned him a scholarship offer from St. John's, he said, while Wichita State, Winthrop and George Mason have shown interest.


http://denver.scout.com/a.z?s=457&p=2&c=749845

Malik Stith, a native New Yorker, has Winthrop, Hofstra, George Mason and Louisville taklng a peek.


http://denver.scout.com/a.z?s=457&p=2&c=757296

The St. John’s Red Storm is bringing a native home. Malik Stith, a 2008 point headed to prep school, told Scout.com this morning that he intends on committing to St. John’s. The NYC native was the MVP in the 4-A N.C. state championship game for East Mecklenburg this winter. Fast with the ball, Stith splits double-teams with ease and he wins.


http://denver.scout.com/a.z?s=457&p=2&c=715137

Senior Malik Stith, powerful and quick point man, went to the rim for 32 points.


http://www.ninernation.net/forum/showthread.php?t=20354

"i think that is what you have here is an underrated guy who can definitly play at the big east level. if you go to charlotte.com there is an article in the archives about him involving his recruitment and the state championship game that should give you a better feel for what type of player sju is getting."

http://www.charlotte.com/530/story/577517.html

http://www.charlotte.com/316/story/539079.html


Stith, a 5-foot-10 guard likely headed to prep school, averages 16 points, eight assists and six rebounds. He's fast with the basketball, a little like North Carolina guard Ty Lawson, and is more dangerous on a bigger court, like in today's final at N.C. State.

"What do you want me to say, the guy's unbelievable," Grube said. "He's got a tremendous amount of heart. And he's a big-game player. The bigger the moment, the bigger he plays."

http://209.85.129.104/search?q=cache:9OZxi9pBN5kJ:origin.dfw.com/mld/observer/2008/03/15/sports/18461943.htm+Malik+Stith&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=21&gl=us


In the fourth quarter, East Mecklenburg spread the floor and ate the final eight minutes. Guard Malik Stith put on a ball-handling clinic, easily breaking down Apex’s attempts to trap him the half court. Stith got into the lane for short jumpers or easy dump-off passes to the post for layups, and he finished with 20 points.

“You’ve just got to tip your hat to Malik and Titus,” Neal said. “Those guys are the two best players we’ve seen all year.”

http://www.carynews.com/sports/school_sports/apex_high/story/8482.html


Malik Stith (2009, 5-11 PG)

Malik is a small, but quick point guard who can get into the lane off the dribble. He changes directions quickly. He scored most of his points on the break. Malik did have trouble consistently finishing as he tried to adjust in traffic. He also didn't look to pass much. He did hit a three pointer, but Malik didn't shoot much from the outside.

http://caainsider.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3944&Itemid=240

Welcome back oldred

Thanks kjd. God bless!!.. 

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH   

..............

HES BACKKKKKKKKK

...............


..................


BWAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHA

That's right, I'm back scarletknightfan1127.. .. btw - Have u gotten ur Rutgers season ticket package yet son?..    .. peace!

nope, but do you still honestly believe that sju is out-recruiting rutgers? you do know that rutgers is bringing in greg echenique, correct?

Please do not take over this thread with nonsense.