“And after you have suffered a little while, the God of all grace, who has called you to his eternal glory in Christ, will himself restore, confirm, strengthen, and establish you.”
#Thankfulness
-5’11 PG/SG/ 3.5 GPA / Sophomore
2 Years at Culver-Stockton College
NAIA 2 Years (Eligibility remaining)
Open to any and all opportunities,
Willing to adapt to any position /role❗️
Career high 2024 (38PTS)
Career high 2025 (32)
✉️- [email protected]
📞 - 6366345455
-5’11 PG/SG/ 3.5 GPA / Sophomore
2 Years at Culver-Stockton College
NAIA 2 Years (Eligibility remaining)
Open to any and all opportunities,
Willing to adapt to any position /role❗️
Career high 2024 (38PTS)
Career high 2025 (32)
✉️- [email protected]
📞 - 6366345455
NAIA TRANSFER AVAILABLE
-6’4” | 195lbs | G/F
-C/O 2029
-GPA 3.33 and rising
-13.1 PPG | 6.7 REB | 1.5 STL
-40% 3PT | 51% FG
-3 Years of eligibility
No coaches at current school
The best offenses don’t run plays. They hunt advantages.
That’s the lens the Illinois Fighting Illini men’s basketball uses every game.
The first question isn’t what do we run? It’s what’s our biggest strength and where is their biggest weakness?
Everything flows from there.
Illinois talks constantly about creating, attacking, and maintaining advantages. One action into the next. Spacing as a weapon. Letting individual skill shine when there’s a switch, and flowing right back into team advantage if the defense stays home.
Shot selection is the backbone of it all.
They simplify it: gold (layups), silver (threes), bronze (midrange) shots. And then they practice different constraints so players feel it.
For example:
No-dribble possessions. Scores only off cuts. Offense made intentionally hard.
Why? Because constraints teach players how many ways a possession can still produce a gold-medal shot.
Early in the season, they were playing fast, but the shot quality wasn’t good enough. So they adjusted. Now they’re one of the slowest teams in the Big Ten.
Not because slow is better. Because it fits their strengths.
The result?
~50% of shots from three
~43% at the rim
~7% midrange (mostly late clock)
That’s not accident. That’s alignment.
Takeaway: Great offense isn’t about pace or volume, it’s about discipline, spacing, advantages, and repeatedly choosing the best shot available.
Listen to coach @TyUnderwoodILL
Very thankful for the Raith’s inviting us over to their house last night for some team bonding, fun games and GREAT food! They have been huge supporters of our program and we are so very thankful for all they do!! #Pillars
Looking for some guys to transfer in at the semester for the JV level…send film and hit my DM. Will have the opportunity for scout team in our Varsity practice.
Last week was an extremely great week for our program and I’m proud of how our boys competed. The outcome will always take care of itself when you put the work in.