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🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️ this is one of the BIGGEST opportunities of growth for youth basketball (esp high school) players to truly understand about the game. You could become so much more valuable as a player if you understood these concepts! These cuts can be made in any set play or free play
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6'7 Treyvon Smith of Gray Collegiate HS/ Team USC Unleased #EYBL showed why he's considered the top 2030 in South Carolina at @StellarHoops Elite 60.Great frame that he uses,plays above rim on both ends,&can hit mid-range.
More #Elite60 on @Ballislife
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Chris Gallman retweeted
📍 Columbia, South Carolina
Got to stop by 1A powerhouse C.A. Johnson this morning to check in with the elite senior trio of Milton McCray, Jeremy “Rabb” Anderson, and Levon Smith III. Definitely a group college coaches should check in with this season.
Deserves everything. Keep working Rowe!
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Thank you @PrepHoopsSC for having me last weekend @CoachRobMcCray @SCBCA @Swanny1973 @CoachCGallman @AndrewBaxleySC @LouatTheState @CajMbb @LostLettermen
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EYBL and EYCL operate under the same roof. While EYCL is Nike’s “second tier,” it isn’t equivalent to P32 or UA Rise—the quality/structure is different. Programs like Boo Williams, NJ Scholars, Mac Irvin, etc. — played 17U EYCL. No. 8-ranked Asa Montgomery played EYCL with AOT.
Chris Gallman retweeted
Division 1 basketball is HARD. Most young players don’t understand how hard. Every time you walk in the gym, you have to be completely on. You can’t be casual. The coaching is demanding and every detail matters. It’s kill or be killed. The earlier you understand this, the better.
2028 6’6 Wing Mason Nelums (Fairfield Central) showed flashes of high potential at EYBL Session 3 w/ @usc2023.
The lengthy wing has a fluid game from the elbow in + perimeter. High motor + length led to several O-boards, and looked comfortable leading the break at times.
Come be a part of the #Brotherhood
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6’7 2028 F Jayden Heggins was a man amongst boys all week at EYBL Session 4 with @usc2023. Finishing amongst the leaders on the season in both blocks and rebounds, he displayed his touch and pure power around the basket all week. He is definitely one of the top 28s in SC!
Chris Gallman retweeted
Grateful for the opportunity to compete on the Nike basketball circuit once again this season, and also grateful to be recognized in the league wide stats by being top 5 in Total Blocks and top 10 in defensive rebounds, also having 2 double doubles through the final session🙏🏽
6’9 W @JamelMckinley3 continued his torrid summer with another great performance at EYBL Session 4 in Las Vegas with @usc2023 McKinley was able to use his length on both ends of the floor to impact the game and continued to display his three level scoring ability!



























