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By Derrick Irving  @CoachDIrving

Saturday, April 7 was the 22nd Annual Big Apple Sports College Exposure Games run by Big Apple Sports Founder and Director Tippy McTernan, the event had over 200 Unsigned high school and college transfers showcasing their talent in front of college coaches. Here are our top prospects:

David Petit Homme 2018 6’6 Forward Boys and Girls HS - can get above the rim, active defender good timing on blocks, can get chase down blocks, athletic rebounder, runs the floor hard, long and lanky frame with long arms. Needs to be a consistent finisher on the drive, be more consistent with his mid-range shot, work on his hands and secure the ball on the catch, needs to get stronger to bang down low.

Wahaad Johnson 2018 5’11 Guard Bedford Academy - good pull-up jumper, creates good separation off the dribble, crafty finisher on the drive, moves well without the ball, good hesitation dribble, good court vision. Needs to show more effort on defense, streaky shooter.

Ali Sumareh 2018 6’4 Small Forward South Bronx Prep - athletic build, can finish thru contact , downhill speed comes at you in a hurry on the break, good rebounder, point forward decent playmaker. Can be loose with the ball at times, needs to be a more consistent outside shooter.

Raheem Ragsdale 2018 6’4 Small Forward WHEELS - long and athletic, can defend positions 1-3, solid on and off ball defender, stays with play on both ends. Needs to work on his jumper and  his handle to be more effective on offense, and gain muscle.

Yarayah Evans 2018 6’5 Small Forward George Westinghouse - explosive dunker, hustles on both ends, regularly gets put back dunks, good defender. Needs to work his jumpshot and his handle.

Justin Forest 2018 6’1 Shooting Guard Campus Magnet - aggressive on offense, can get hot in a second, good finisher on the drive, streaky shooter. Needs to distribute more, add muscle, show more effort on D.

Victor Ogbo 2018 6’5 Power Forward BK Law & Tech - tough interior defender uses long arms to contest and block shots, positions himself well on the offensive glass, can finish thru contact, relentless rebounder. Needs to get more trim and increase his vertical.

Keith King 2018 6’7 Forward Metro BDA - explosive leaper jumps out the gym, decent handle at his size, can go coast to coast, athletic rebounder, can block shots with his long arms and leaping ability, long and lanky frame, high potential. Needs to put on major weight super skinny, develop a mid-range shot, and improve his perimeter handle.

Korey Williams 2018 5’10 Point Guard LaSalle Academy - good floor general, quick and shifty handle, attacks the rim strong on the drive, can finish thru traffic, good pull-up mid-range jumper, sets up his teammates well, good court vision, pesky perimeter defender. Needs to get stronger and be a more consistent 3pt shooter.

Mohamed Fofana 2018 6’6 Small Forward WINGS HS - good outside shooter, nice form and release on his shot, good perimeter handle can handle under pressure, can finish thru contact on the drive, good passer for a SF, decent defender and rebounder. Needs to play above the rim more and go harder on the boards.

Aaron Burt 2018 6’6 Small Forward Sunrise Christian (KS) - explosive leaper, attacks the basket strong, can finish thru contact on the drive, quick first step, good mid range jumper, can handle the ball on the perimeter, athletic rebounder, strong body. Needs to be a consistent 3pt shooter and improve his court vision.

David Baffour 2018 6’8 Power Forward Brandies HS - good shot blocker, athletic rebounder, can shoot out to 12 ft, runs the floor well, long and lanky frame. Needs to get a lot stronger to bang down low and be a consistent inside finisher.

By Derrick Irving @CoachDIrving 

On Thursday , April 5th,  Recruit The Bronx was on hand to watch the 4th Annual Nate Blue Showcase, which is run by RealScout Nate Blue and featured four games, Middle School, Underclassmen, and two Senior games. Here are our top prospects from the high school games:

DeMarley Smith 2018 5’11 Guard Our Saviour Lutheran (Post Grad) - lights out outside shooter, can get hot and go on a roll from 3, good pull-up jumper off the dribble, strong handle not flashy, can finish thru contact on the drive, strong body. Needs to improve his playmaking ability.

Dajuan Allman 2018 6’8 Center South Shore - athletic inside finisher, good rebounder on both ends, good interior defender, can run the floor well good stamina. Needs to be a consistent inside finisher

Jasiah Wright 2018 5’9 Guard HS of Construction - good outside shooter, confident scorer, quick handle, create good separation to get off his shot, quick release, pesky perimeter defender. Needs to get stronger and finish on the drive more consistently.

Majesty Johnson 2020 5’7 Point Guard Brooklyn Collegiate - one of the top point guards in NYC, a true floor general who can set up teammates and see the floor, quick and shifty handle, create good separation off the dribble, good outside shooter, can finish thru traffic on the drive.

Erlyn Ramirez 2019 6’7 Power Forward Brooklyn Collegiate - good passer out of the high or low post, strong inside finisher, soft touch around the basket, good rebounder, can run the floor well, strong body. Needs to improve his mid-range game and be more aggressive protecting the rim.

Dashawn Davis 2019 6’3 Combo Guard Our Saviour Lutheran - good 3pt shooter, can score inside-out, good pull-up jumper, attacks the basket strong can finish thru traffic, flashy playmaker, good perimeter defender. Needs to develop his mid-range game more.

Anthony Marshall 2020 5’10 Point Guard Metro BDA - floor general, one of the top guards in NYC, attacks the basket strong, adept at drawing fouls, shifty handle, can finish thru traffic, good court vision. Needs to be a more consistent outside shooter.

By Brett Wilson    Twitter @brettwilson715

Celebrating over 35 years of service, Ed Butler has been hosting his showcase event for high school players to display their talent for college coaches. Over two hundred kids played this year and eighteen different teams competed. Elizabeth H.S. in New Jersey was the site where almost one hundred coaches gathered to watch. Here are The Recruit The Bronx stand outs

DJ Henderson 2018 5'10 point guard Lincoln HS (NJ) - lefty point guard. Good speed. Knows how to run the team. Very effective with his passes. Works hard on defense. Needs to work on shooting

Tahir McCrea 2018 6'4 forward Lincoln HS (NJ) - can get rebounds. Versatile enough to the break and or initiate the offense with his dribble. Can finish at the basket. Needs to be a better shooter

Keith King 2018 6'7 wing Metro BDA (NY) - long and athletic. Plays above the rim. Can hit the mid range shot and at times the open 3pt shots. Decent enough ball handle when he not being pressured. Needs to play harder defense.

Chris Volo 2018 6'11 center Clark HS (NY) - a work in progress. Plays slow and clunky. Will get some rebounds. Will give a solid effort with his play. Needs to develop his offensive game and his overall skills

Carlos Palacio 2018 6'5 wing Phelps School (PA) - plays within himself. Can explode to the basket at times with his length and reach. Will hit open shots. Average passer but good enough to get the job done with his passes. Needs to defend harder.

Ivan Mosley 2018 6'9 center Winslow Township HS (NJ) - good rebounder. Has a good touch. Steady player on both sides of the ball. Needs to show more post up moves.

Demetre Roberts 2018 5'8 point guard Mt Vernon HS (NY) - fast with the ball. Sees the court. Makes good passes. Can finish at the basket for his size. Good play making ability. Needs to be better at  defending the ball with his speed.

Wahaad Johnson 2018 6'0 guard Bedford Academy (NY) - 3pt shooter but a little Streaky at times. Can create his shot off the dribble. Can score. Shows the ability to play the point. Needs to get into better shape in order to guard the ball at the next level.

Muhammadou Diokhane 2018 6'1 Guard Curtis HS (NY) - steady role player. Can hit open 3pt shots. Plays under control. Moves well without the ball. Good effort on defense. Needs to improve his ball handle and his play making abilities. 

Devonte Henry 2018 6'4 forward Boys & Girls HS (NY) - strong body. Aggressive and works hard. Knows how to defend on the perimeter and in the paint. Runs the floor end to end. Reliable player. Needs to develop more perimeter abilities on offense 

By Brett Wilson @brettwilson715

Friday 04/06

Recruit The Bronx was in the building to watch some of New York City's unsigned seniors showcase their talent in front of more than 30 college coaches at George Westinghouse HS. James Barrett,the tournament director, had approximately 40 seniors playing in two showcase games. The first game was Team Batman vs. Team Spiderman and the second game was Team Captain America vs Team Black Panther. Below are The Recruit The Bronx top performers.

Kevon Leary 2018 6'5 wing Metro BDA - athletic in transition. Quick leaper. Decent passer with some playmaking abilities. Runs the floor. Needs to be a better shooter and work more on his weak hand dribble.

Kenneth Hines 2018 6'6 forward Metro BDA - effective in the post with his rebounding and face up moves. Will surprise you with his ability to dribble drive. Knows how to create space when he puts his weight on you. Needs to get in better shape.

Victor Ogbo 2018 6'5 forward Brooklyn Law & Tech - good rebounder. Always in the right spot around the rim. Decent defender in the post. Has good hands. Average offensive skill set but finishes at the basket. Needs to increase his vertical.

Damarly Smith 2018 6'1 guard Our Savior Lutheran - strong with his play. Not afraid to be physical on offense or defense. Can hit open shots. Knows how to use his dribble to create a driving lane. Decent passer. Needs to stay consistent with his 3pt shot.

Dallas Watson 2018 6'3 guard St. Raymond HS - good player. Knows when and how to attack the basket. Can play at the rim. Solid athlete. Very capable of making plays and being a scoring threat. Needs to work on his outside shooting.

Tyler Bourne 2018 5'8 point guard Notre Dame - Fairfield (CT) - solid player. Good point guard. Has the ability to take over the game with his scoring. Effective 3pt shooter. Can play make off the dribble for himself and others. Good with his pass. Needs to get stronger and use his speed to defend harder.

Wahaad Johnson 2018 6'0 Bedford Academy - good 3pt shooter. Has decent range on his shot. Plays with good intensity. Can score the ball. Can beat you off the dribble. Needs to be consistent shooting when being closely guarded and his one the ball defense.

Omar Silverio 2018 6'5 guard St. Raymond HS - has a solid skill set. Can be used for his dribble, shooting and passing. Decent strength when driving at the basket. Streaky at times as a scorer. Needs to be an elevated 3pt shooter

Jamahl Humbert 2018 6'4 wing  McKee HS (Staten Island) - can play above the rim. Good athletic ability. Effective going down hill. Can be a good rebounder. Streaky shooter. Needs to work on his passing skills and defense.

Ali Sumareh 2018 6'4 wing South Bronx Prep - makes good use of his size when rebounding. Can get you some put back baskets in the paint. Can get the rebound and start the fast break. Can play up tempo and is good in the open court. Good offensive player. Needs to work on  his shot and dribble.



 

By Brett Wilson @brettwilson715

Friday 04/06

Recruit The Bronx was in the building to watch some of New York City's unsigned seniors showcase their talent in front of more than 30 college coaches at George Westinghouse HS. James Barrett,the tournament director, had approximately 40 seniors playing in two showcase games. The first game was Team Batman vs. Team Spiderman and the second game was Team Captain America vs Team Black Panther. Below are The Recruit The Bronx top performers.

Kevon Leary 2018 6'5 wing Metro BDA - athletic in transition. Quick leaper. Decent passer with some playmaking abilities. Runs the floor. Needs to be a better shooter and work more on his weak hand dribble.

Kenneth Hines 2018 6'6 forward Metro BDA - effective in the post with his rebounding and face up moves. Will surprise you with his ability to dribble drive. Knows how to create space when he puts his weight on you. Needs to get in better shape.

Victor Ogbo 2018 6'5 forward Brooklyn Law & Tech - good rebounder. Always in the right spot around the rim. Decent defender in the post. Has good hands. Average offensive skill set but finishes at the basket. Needs to increase his vertical.

Damarly Smith 2018 6'1 guard Our Savior Lutheran - strong with his play. Not afraid to be physical on offense or defense. Can hit open shots. Knows how to use his dribble to create a driving lane. Decent passer. Needs to stay consistent with his 3pt shot.

Dallas Watson 2018 6'3 guard St. Raymond HS - good player. Knows when and how to attack the basket. Can play at the rim. Solid athlete. Very capable of making plays and being a scoring threat. Needs to work on his outside shooting.

Tyler Bourne 2018 5'8 point guard Notre Dame - Fairfield (CT) - solid player. Good point guard. Has the ability to take over the game with his scoring. Effective 3pt shooter. Can play make off the dribble for himself and others. Good with his pass. Needs to get stronger and use his speed to defend harder.

Wahaad Johnson 2018 6'0 Bedford Academy - good 3pt shooter. Has decent range on his shot. Plays with good intensity. Can score the ball. Can beat you off the dribble. Needs to be consistent shooting when being closely guarded and his one the ball defense.

Omar Silverio 2018 6'5 guard St. Raymond HS - has a solid skill set. Can be used for his dribble, shooting and passing. Decent strength when driving at the basket. Streaky at times as a scorer. Needs to be an elevated 3pt shooter

Jamahl Humbert 2018 6'4 wing  McKee HS (Staten Island) - can play above the rim. Good athletic ability. Effective going down hill. Can be a good rebounder. Streaky shooter. Needs to work on his passing skills and defense.

Ali Sumareh 2018 6'4 wing South Bronx Prep - makes good use of his size when rebounding. Can get you some put back baskets in the paint. Can get the rebound and start the fast break. Can play up tempo and is good in the open court. Good offensive player. Needs to work on  his shot and dribble.



 

Why Athletic Recovery is so valuable for Youth Basketball Players:

By Jason Papalio 

Any good basketball-training program should allow for Recovery, time for growth to occur between workouts. Recovery means that you learn to relax deeply and bring your whole body into equilibrium, maximizing your body’s repair. Why does this matter?

With the stress you’re putting on your body through out: games, practices, and performance training, you’ll end up degrading your performance, if you haven’t already. The main benefit of a basketball athletic recovery program is ‘Injury Prevention’. You want to address warning signs as soon as they arise and before they become problems.

Based on your specific movements as a basketball player, your body responded to those repetitive movements in particular ways. Usually that: ache, twinge, soreness and pain are your body’s internal defense mechanism. The consequences of not listening to your body can lead to the: athletic trainers table, doctors, and even a long stay off the court with an injury.

With an appropriate basketball recovery program you’ll: experience less fatigue, enjoy great levels of preparedness, and ultimately greater performance. This can all lead to happier and healthier athletes in both the short and long term.

Perform the following 3 exercises: after practice, at night before bed, after a game or on a lighter recovery day

1. Legs Up the Wall:

Relives tired and cramped legs and provides lymph drainage in the feet and legs. An excellent stretch for the: hamstrings, front torso, and back of the neck. Allows the mind to find a calm and meditative state. Do for about 5 minutes with your eyes closed, in a rather quite location.

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2. Child’s Pose:

Great for basketball players to stretch the: hips, thighs, ankles, and shins while reducing fatigue. Awesome pose to do before bed for a few minutes or if having trouble sleeping. This resting posture centers, calms and sooths the brain, making it a therapeutic for relieving stress.

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3) Foam Roller Stretch:

You are actually fully conscious here aimed at being awake, yet completely relaxed.  Can calm the nervous system and promote equanimity in your entire body. Fatigued muscles get to relax, tense shoulders and jaws soften, and eyes quiet down to reflect a quieter state of mind. Rest here several minutes or more. 

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by Brett Wilson  @brettwilson715 

The 2017 City Legends Invitational was played at the Gauchos Gym in the Bronx on  December 15-17, 2017 Top Performers were:

Trey Clarke 2018 6'4 wing Metro BDA - can shoot the 3 ball and drive to the bucket. Has multiple moves to get a basket. Plays within himself. Needs to go harder as a one on one defender and grabbing rebounds

Kenneth Hines 2018 6'5 center Metro BDA - good big man. Can rebound. Knows how to make space for himself in the post. Can dribble drive the ball when he allowed to face up. Need to play with constant intensity and get in better shape.

Savion Thousand 2018 6'2 guard Metro BDA - can make plays. Good with the dribble and pass. Knows how to find others. Moves well without the ball and gets rebounds from the guard position. Needs to look more for his 3pt shot.

Anthony Marshall 2020 5'8 point guard Metro BDA - good point guard. Can handle the ball and play up tempo and at different speeds. Can excel in pick n roll action. Has the ability to shoot the 3pt shot and be a scoring threat. Needs to lock in on defense all the time.

DeSean McNeil 2018 5'9 point guard Metro - reliable player. Willing defender. Solid as role and utility player. Decent skill set. Needs to finish more at the basket.

Lance Amir Paul 2018 post grad 5'10 point guard Convent Prep - tough and strong to the basket. Quick first step. Good with controlling his dribble. Getting better with his shooting and leadership. Will find open teammates with his pass. Needs to stretch the defense with his shooting.

Elijah Kiah El 2018 post grad 6'7 center Covenant Prep - good strong moves in the post. Strong body frame. Works hard on offense and defense. Needs to work on mid range shooting

James McNeil 2018 post grad 5'9 point guard The Robinson School - can run the point. Very efficient player. Makes good use of both hands. Can be creative with his pass. Average defender. Needs to be a better shooter.

Aidan Igiehon 2018 6'9 center Lawrence Woodmere - great size and body structure. Runs end to end. Shows good agility. Can rebound. Nice jump hook shot. Needs to work on catching the ball. Has the tendency to bobble the ball in traffic

Bryce Wills 2019 6'6 wing Iona Prep - strong with his dribble and when he attacks the rim. More than capable of playing the point wing some heavy point guard minutes. Good court vision. Can make his teammates better. Fights for rebounds. Can be a triple treat player. Needs to become a high level scorer all the time

Posh Alexander 2020 5'7 point guard Our Savior Lutheran National - tough young player. Plays hard. Moves the ball up the court with purpose. Good vertical for his height. Strong with his dribble. Good passer. Needs to be better at shooting

Jared Rhoden 2018 6'6 wing Our Savior Lutheran National Team - can shoot and get to the rim. Good ability to score. Versatile player who can hit the 3pt shot and mid range shot and floaters inside the lane and paint areas. Good instincts with his dribble. Not afraid to be aggressive. Needs to be a go getter on defense.

Simisola Shitto 2018 6'9 forward Vermont Academy - good player. Rebounds with authority. Moves well in and out of the post. Plays at and above the rim. Can finish with power. Can handle the ball some and make passes. Needs to work on shooting.

Josh Rodriguez 2012 5'6 point guard Green Tech - decent skills for a freshman. Can handle the ball with either hand. Plays under control when he's not under intense pressure. Average with his pass and shot. Needs to get better at defending and shooting

John Egbuta 2018 6'4 wing Wadleigh HS- strong body. Athletic and can take it strong to the rim. Average ball handles. Tends to get stuck on the perimeter without the ball. Can block shots. Needs to get better off the dribble and shooting

Nicholas Johnson 2019 6'3 wing All Hallows HS - lefty. Plays hard. Undersized when he goes into the paint but can scrap it up inside. Well go and get some rebounds. Good energy. Can hit the mid range shot. Needs to work 3pt shooting.

Jahmir Appleton 2018 6'5 forward Eagle Academy BX - can run the floor. Can hit the mid range shot. Effective rebounder. At times will block a shot or two. Needs to work on more athletic post up moves and driving the ball to the basket.

Amadou Traore 2019 6'7 forward Brooklyn Collegiate - good size. Runs hard. Can rebound. Decent moves when he catches the ball in the post. Will give a honest effort to defend his man in the post. Needs to be more of a scorer.

Glen Anderson 2019 5'6 point guard Brooklyn Collegiate - fast fast and fast. Can get the ball up the court in a hurry. Can ball dribbling skills. Knows how to pressure the ball on defense. Effective passer. Needs to stay under control with his dribble when he is racing up the court and shooting over defenders.

Jordan Wilmore 2018 Post Grad 7'3 center Mt Zion Prep MD - nice jump hook with right and left hand. Can rebound. Runs well for his height. Needs to block more shots and get more vertical on his jump

Boubacar Kamissoko 2018 Post Grad 6'3 wing Our Savior Lutheran PG - Streaky shooter. Can handle the rock. Can be a play maker when he constantly aggressive. Decent athletic ability. Decent passer. Needs to get stronger

Mohammed Fofana 2018 6'5 forward Wings Academy - shows versatility. Streaky shooter but will step out and shoot the 3 ball. Grabs rebounds and pushes the break. Plays up tempo. Aggressive to the basket. Needs to work on being stronger with his dribble

Davante Smith 2019 5'5 point guard Wings Academy - plays fast. Good speed. Good with his dribble. Makes good decisions. Knows how to get his teammates going. Will hit his share of open 3pt shots. Needs to be a more consistent defender

Gary Grant 2020 6'6 forward St Raymond HS - good athlete. Runs the floor and can get above the rim. Can play inside and the mid range. Good strength for his frame. Will battle for rebounds. Needs to develop his perimeter skills

Other standouts at the 2017 City Legends Invitational , previously reviewed by RecruitTheBronx.com:
- Josh Alexander Iona Prep
- ‎Souleymane Koureissi Iona Prep
- ‎ Dallas Watson St Raymond
- ‎ Demarco Watson St Raymond
- ‎ Omar Silverio St Raymond
- ‎ Darius Lee St Raymond
- ‎ Payton Hudson Our Savior Lutheran Regional
- ‎ Donald Hartley All Hallows HS 

By Derrick Irving  @BC_Recruits

Recruit the Bronx was on hand to watch Week 5 of the MTG Back2School Invitational at Eagle Academy II in Brooklyn, NY. MTG (More Than A Game) is run by Rob Moses, Assistant Coach at Cardozo HS. Here are our top prospects:

Brendan McGuire 2018 6’7 Small Forward  Chaminade HS - good coast to coast finisher who finishes well with both hands, good court vision, can be a point-forward, attacks the basket strong thru contact, good shooting form. Needs to be a more consistent shooter and be more aggressive on defense.

Liam Brennan 2019 6’8 Center  Chaminade HS - good inside finisher, can finish with both hands, decent rebounder. Needs to work on his stamina and vertical.

Mike Ferrara 2018 6’0 Guard  Chaminade HS - good 3pt shooter, shows a good understanding of the game, disciplined defender plays good on ball defense. Needs to be more of a playmaker.

Tashon Taylor 2018 6’4 Forward Edison HS - high energy player, non stop motor on both ends of the floor, tough interior defender, aggressive rebounder. Athletic game but needs to be more controlled, wild at times.

Taijay Good 2020 5’9 Point Guard John Bowne HS  - knockdown 3pt shooter, confident shifty guard who can score in bunches, quick first step, good passing skills. Needs to be more aggressive on defense.

Teequan Holley 2019 6’6 Power Forward John Bowne HS  - good interior defender, tries to contest and block every shot, athletic,very raw offensively. Needs to be a more consistent finisher inside.

Tyrese Apple 2019 6’2 Shooting Guard  John Bowne HS  - can score inside-out, crafty scorer finishes well on the drive, quick hands on defense. Needs to look for his shot more.

Josh Lugo 2019 6’5 Forward Frederick Douglass Academy - invites contact on the drive, adept at drawing fouls and converts his free throws, runs the floor well, hustles for loose balls. Needs to work on his handle and outside shot to be a SF at the next level.

Jayden Clarke 2020 6’2 Point Guard  Frederick Douglass Academy  - good passing skills and court vision, good handle needs to get tighter, hustles for loose balls, has a good feel for the game. Needs to look for his shot more and be more aggressive on the court. Long and lanky frame could grow taller by senior year

Kofi Cockburn 2019 6’11 Center  Christ The King  HS  - one of the strongest big men in the country, big body and uses it to his advantage, finishes thru contact with ease, intimidating rim protector, runs the floor like a wing very agile, good passer for a big. Needs to develop his post game more

Ryan Myers 2020 5’11 Point Guard Christ The King HS  - very good 3pt shooter, good shot of the dribble, quick first step, attacks the basket strong, good on ball defense, controls the offense, sneaky athleticism, lefty. Needs to get stronger

Jaylen Davis 2019 6’3 Shooting Guard  Christ The King HS - cerebral scorer makes it look easy, very crafty can score inside-out. Needs to be more aggressive on defense, streaky shooter.

Nathan Curry 2019 6’3 Forward Christ The King HS  - good discipline on defense goes all out on that end, good form on his shot, makes smart cuts moves well without the ball. Needs to increase his range and work on his handle to be more of a wing at the next level.

Felo Niclas 2018 6’0 Combo Guard Springfield Gardens HS  - a 3pt sniper, tight handle creates good separation, very good perimeter defender quick hands, athletic finisher. Needs to distribute more to be a true PG.

Nasir Modeste 2018 6’2 Guard Eagle Academy II - explosive leaper attacks the basket strong, will sky for rebounds with the trees, decent handle. Needs to increase his range.