This would be a great way to 1. get kids seeing the school 2. getting them to know the staff and 3. reminding them that a lot of NBA players train with Rico Hines. Nice work putting it together so quickly (unless it was already being organized by the last staff, which is entirely possible).
Quote from: peter on June 04, 2010, 02:42:32 PMThis would be a great way to 1. get kids seeing the school 2. getting them to know the staff and 3. reminding them that a lot of NBA players train with Rico Hines. Nice work putting it together so quickly (unless it was already being organized by the last staff, which is entirely possible).Who on the last staff was going to teach these kids anything??? Norm LOL I am confident this was most likely a Lavin idea.
Quote from: kjd01067 on June 04, 2010, 03:27:00 PMQuote from: peter on June 04, 2010, 02:42:32 PMThis would be a great way to 1. get kids seeing the school 2. getting them to know the staff and 3. reminding them that a lot of NBA players train with Rico Hines. Nice work putting it together so quickly (unless it was already being organized by the last staff, which is entirely possible).[/qoute]Who on the last staff was going to teach these kids anything??? Norm LOL I am confident this was most likely a Lavin idea.I feel you, but Norm did do an Elite Camp last year. Brought in some kids to actually look at the school, they said nice things.
Quote from: peter on June 04, 2010, 02:42:32 PMThis would be a great way to 1. get kids seeing the school 2. getting them to know the staff and 3. reminding them that a lot of NBA players train with Rico Hines. Nice work putting it together so quickly (unless it was already being organized by the last staff, which is entirely possible).[/qoute]Who on the last staff was going to teach these kids anything??? Norm LOL I am confident this was most likely a Lavin idea.I feel you, but Norm did do an Elite Camp last year. Brought in some kids to actually look at the school, they said nice things.
This would be a great way to 1. get kids seeing the school 2. getting them to know the staff and 3. reminding them that a lot of NBA players train with Rico Hines. Nice work putting it together so quickly (unless it was already being organized by the last staff, which is entirely possible).[/qoute]Who on the last staff was going to teach these kids anything??? Norm LOL I am confident this was most likely a Lavin idea.
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Iverson and Anderson are difference makers.
Quote from: Not The Sleaveless Guy on June 04, 2010, 06:56:19 PMIverson and Anderson are difference makers.I had the chance to see Kyle Anderson play a couple of times last summer. He is slow afoot and looked somewhat "goofy" when handling the ball, but he was always making the "right" decisions and seemed to consistently make positive plays.Hopefully, I get a chance to peek at his game (again) during the Peach Jam in another month.
Quote from: mjdinkins on June 05, 2010, 11:57:28 AMQuote from: Not The Sleaveless Guy on June 04, 2010, 06:56:19 PMIverson and Anderson are difference makers.I had the chance to see Kyle Anderson play a couple of times last summer. He is slow afoot and looked somewhat "goofy" when handling the ball, but he was always making the "right" decisions and seemed to consistently make positive plays.Hopefully, I get a chance to peek at his game (again) during the Peach Jam in another month.He's improved since you've seen him, but his dad still has him running the point for the most part at the Playaz. He doesn't have the lateral quickness to guard BE or ACC points. The kid looked at footage of Shaun Livingston to try to get a sense of how to be that 6'7" pg, but Livingston was more athletic and had a much tighter handle.
Quote from: Not The Sleaveless Guy on June 05, 2010, 03:26:02 PMQuote from: mjdinkins on June 05, 2010, 11:57:28 AMQuote from: Not The Sleaveless Guy on June 04, 2010, 06:56:19 PMIverson and Anderson are difference makers.I had the chance to see Kyle Anderson play a couple of times last summer. He is slow afoot and looked somewhat "goofy" when handling the ball, but he was always making the "right" decisions and seemed to consistently make positive plays.Hopefully, I get a chance to peek at his game (again) during the Peach Jam in another month.He's improved since you've seen him, but his dad still has him running the point for the most part at the Playaz. He doesn't have the lateral quickness to guard BE or ACC points. The kid looked at footage of Shaun Livingston to try to get a sense of how to be that 6'7" pg, but Livingston was more athletic and had a much tighter handle.Man Livingston was unreal when he was in HS. Shame what happened to him.
oz cross give the man his credit. see marco there is a use for him. the coaches have to close the deal
im not sure if he is on the STAFF but that closing the deal thing goes to the COACHING part of the STAFF ie HEAD COACH, 1st ASSISTANT, 2nd ASSITANT, and 3rd ASSISTANT