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https://twitter.com/barstoolreags/status/1158887821505105922?s=21
Wow.
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He can play point guard!
https://twitter.com/barstoolreags/status/1158887821505105922?s=21
Wow.
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He can play point guard!
The video is now on ESPN’s front page. Intriguing.
I hope those knees hold up! His dad was built the same and had great skill but the knees got him IIRC.
His skill set is amazing. Although Steph isn't exactly known for his D![]()
Article on the increase in injuries among young elite basketball players, suggests that kids really need to take time off and not play any basketball for a couple of months to rest muscles that are still developing.
https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/27125793/these-kids-ticking-bombs-threat-youth-basketball
This is true and a problem for almost every sport but football. And the only reason it doesn’t apply to football is nobody can play football year round so it isn’t even an option.
Swimming it also doesn’t really apply to because of the lack of contact with any thing in swimming.
Especially in a summer camp setting
True, however it is very rare for a 16 year old that is 7 feet tall to dribble through cones smoothly. He is extremely skilled and has a huge passion for the work.
Seeing him play live is a different experience. The videos are cool but I encourage everyone to go watch him play this year in high school. It's something to behold. He has a legit shot at being #1 in his class.
Shoulder injuries in swimming are very common from the year round repetitive motion. Tendinitis, rotator cuff injuries, etc... Michael Phelps was constantly battling shoulder injuries. My shoulder and neck are still messed up from swimming in high school and college.
Have seen him 8 times in person.
Which schools have prioritized him?
“There’s a pretty good amount,” Holmgren said. “Minnesota, Gonzaga, Texas, Baylor, Purdue, Georgetown, Coach [Patrick] Ewing texts me a lot and we talk back and forth a lot. Cal, there’s a couple more I can’t remember off the top of my head.”
At the beginning of the summer Holmgren took unofficial visits to Georgetown, Maryland and Virginia. He’s looking to set up some more trips for the fall.
“I’m going to try and get some officials in during the school year,” he said. “Maybe some unofficials, I live right by Minnesota so I’ll stop by there a couple of times, definitely see some games this winter.”
“I want to go see Gonzaga, get down to Purdue, Texas, Ohio State and then figure out my last one,” he added.
https://247sports.com/college/minne...-Baylor-Purdue-Georgetown-Maryland-134487400/
Go Gophers!!
We’ll who’s right or wrong in the next couple of weeks. In the mean it’s good to see Pitino is working hard like you guys say.
https://twitter.com/ryanjamesmn/status/1171186164969222146?s=21