If you believe a private school “steals” players from public schools, you’re looking at the issue the wrong way.
Families make decisions they believe are best for their children. Coaches don’t own athletes. Schools don’t own athletes.
Instead of blaming other programs, focus on building a program that players want to be a part of.
That’s how you win.
Robert Parish on Jaylen Brown potentially being traded:
“First of all, you don’t get rid of a talent like Jaylen Brown unless he asked to be moved, not to mention the backcourt with he and [Jayson] Tatum is a proven formula. So why would you wanna make that move? I find it disturbing, and it’s uncomfortable, and not to mention I don’t understand — never have, never will — why ownership and management want respect and loyalty from players, but they only give you loyalty and respect when it’s in their best interest.”
via @hoopshype
Aaron Nkrumah is proving he belongs at the NBA Combine.
Defensive activity, transition burst, shot creation, and clear NBA-level length/athleticism all showing up.
Measured 6’5” with a near 6’10” wingspan and posted the fastest shuttle run time at the combine (2.48). #D3hoops
Celtics need a real center and better role players. Definitely should not trade the guy who turned a gap-year team into a 2nd seed team. That’s not the answer. That said, changes are coming, but JB should be an untouchable.
Aaron Nkrumah���s path to the NBA Combine:
21-22: High school goes 5-17
22-23: Nicholls (D3) - DNP
23-24: Worcester State (D3) - 16.9 PPG
24-25: Tennessee State - 10.9 PPG
25-26: 17.7 PPG, OVC POTY
No invite to PIT, shows out at G-League Invitational, gets invite to the NBA Combine
Tennessee State's Aaron Nkrumah has been called up from the G League Combine to the NBA Combine, a source tells DraftExpress.
The Ohio Valley Conference Player of the Year was a last-minute addition to Chicago after not being invited to the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament.
Congrats 2027 @magezi_nkugwa !! Talented @GovsBHoops guard had a stellar year in the ISL and looks to keep it rolling this spring and summer. Will be a great addition as he is to every group he plays on! @RiseCircuit
AARON NKRUMAH NBA SCOUTING REPORT
From Division III to the NBA. Nkrumah's one of my favorite sleepers in this class. He should be a PIT-callup to start his summer journey to the next level. Here's why I like him for the NBA: https://t.co/DOniemQZ4M
This is a really good eval. Hopeful to see him @PIT_Basketball.
Definitely a guy that will be featured on https://t.co/4wLTMhIrhB next year @finleykuehl.