In October 2020 I threw my first Hoopscouting Kentucky Open Run. I was told about a a freshman that was scoring in big clips. I reached out to his father who’s also his coach and informed me they were going on family vacation but would cut the trip short because his son loves to compete. Travis […]
The Marshall County Hoopfest has been one of my favorite tournaments over the years and it was good to be in attendance for the first time in a few years. The atmosphere and setting have always provided the energy for a great event. There was a bonus for me this year having the opportunity with retired legendary
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Holiday Hoopsgiving celebrated its 10th anniversary with some marquee matchups on Friday, highlighted by the Columbus (FL) vs McEachern faceoff. This game featured McEachern’s 2024 SF Ace Bailey and Columbus’s 2025 PF Cameron Boozer. Things got off to a fast start with both Baily and Boozer establishing their dominance on the offensive end. Boozer imposed his will in the
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Leaving home is never an easy decision for an adult much less a teenager…leaving family, friends and familiar surroundings. For Micah Tucker(make5 #68) and his family, it was a decision that had to be made. Although Tucker found success at Mount Pisgah (GA), this was a well thought out decision and it was time to
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A lot of good things have happened over the last few months for 6-10 F Jayden Quaintance, He had an eye opening spring on the travel circuit, a great showing at NBPA Top100 camp…earning a selection to the All-Star team, classed up to the 2024 class and now a Kentucky Wildcat commit. All while still being 15 years old
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In my Yogi Berra voice, “it ain’t over till it’s over”. Recruiting is a roller coaster ride for college coaches and players. Even when it’s done, it’s not done until the player steps on campus. Daquan Jones was a huge part of the 2024 class for Kim English at Providence. His winning mentality, toughness and
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Pangos made its yearly stop in the Dallas, TX area. While a bulk of the campers hailed from the Lone Star state, there were a few outsiders that stood out, including camp MVP Jacob Lanier. Jacob Lanier, 6’5 2026 SG – Maumelle (AR): Camp MVP which was much deserved. A 6’5 three level scoring guard
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Notables at John Lucas BeElite Author: Reggie Burke & Darnell Johnson 2025 6’9” F Nigel Walls, St. Francis Episcopal (TX) He showed at times during the camp why many feel he is one of the most skilled bigs in the country. Walls excelled off the bounce from the perimeter and showed his abilities to be
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This camp has always struck me as a defining moment in time, as players battle to stake their claim among other elites in their class. It also gives way to players that catapult their way into the national recruiting conversation. 2024 6’10” Derik Queen utilized is wide body, polished footwork, sticky hands and soft touch to punish
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