Watched the game last night too along with the Slam Dunk contest.
- Loved what I saw from Garrett. He is definetely raw and his shot needs some work (1 of them blasted the side of the backboard) but he looks like a relentless force with freakishly long arms. In the dunk contest he had a nasty 1st dunk. Just looked like he was oozing with potential the whole time I saw him.
-My favorite part of Brown's game was that he looks like he doesn't take no shi.t. If anyone scored on him, he went right back at them and was trying to lock people up when he could. He struggled with his shot but pretty much everyone did. Just looks real smooth with an attitude.
-Cook couldn't hit a shot and was getting real frustrated and worst of all got hurt at the end (they didn't talk about it last night bc it then just ended but I'm pretty sure it was kind of serious). He just has a sick feel for the game though. Never looks out of control and seems to always be making a play.
-Despite the setting, that's actually (surprisingly) a fair example of Garrett's strengths and weaknesses, but his game was built for streetball.
-Brown normally is a very good shooter-frankly, one of the best in the class. His temper and attitude have caused some problems this AAU season, but, hopefully, his college coach can help him to channel his energy.
-Quinn was supposed to get his knee looked at right away (MRI) because he's got to report to Oak Hill very soon. His feel for the game is so precocious. He'll be one of those rare freshman pgs that a coach throw out there and feel comfortable having him run your offense very early in his career.