@RyStar7_@TCRedbird Actually quite a few top 10 kids over the years become just ordinary players in college. Also a player ranked 10 might not be better than a player ranked 40th when it comes to who will ultimately make their team better down the road.
@RyStar7_@TCRedbird One last thought.... For true basketball people the ranking is not necessarily about who is the best basketball player at this point in time.
@RyStar7_@TCRedbird Often and we see it a lot... A player does not fit a profile and that impacts the projection but kids constantly prove the ranking wrong... Over time you stop really paying attention to them.
@candid_coach Life is full of inconsistencies when you generalize on twitter. You can read this and know exactly what I mean without even responding because even through the inconsistent positioning you understand the point I am making. You follow exactly what I mean.
There are a lot of kids out here training to do complicated moves when they can't really do simple moves that would make them most successful.
Another thing: Kids who play for me have basketball trainers but still can't do 10 pushups....
@candid_coach There are some amazing trainers out here and you can see it in the kids games. An elite trainer changed the trajectory of the players they train.
@candid_coach There are also some trainers who have a component of strength training that is tied into development. You see a kid struggling to shoot a step back 3, not because they were trained improperly... The struggle is as simply as strength.
@candid_coach There are athletes whose physical prowess takes the euro step to another level but when kids whose body mechanics don't work that way try the same move it is not effective. I don't see anything wrong with trainers.... Some of your best trainers set up specific to each trainee.
@SkinsHoops86 Some players simply are not good enough to play for specific coaches and when that team wins a championship it is hard for the player to argue even if they do have a valid point.