Bilal’s Prime Performers (ATL HOOPFEST – Part 1)

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The ATL HoopFest lived up to the hype. A packed tournament in every each group that gave us stories and highlights for ages. This event gets people in the mood for travel basketball season. An underrated talent pool to say the least. I analyzed prospects from 7th-12th grade that coaches should be looking into now…

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ELiTE 60 Prospect Showcase Prime Performers

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The ELiTE 60 Prospect Showcase had some intriguing prospects that looked to enhance their chances of playing at the next level. College coaches and scouts that were in attendance had some positive feedback on the talent that was on display. I look forward to doing the work and assisting these student athletes get seen. The…

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Who Got Next Tip-Off Prime Performers (Class of 2028)

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7th graders are recruit-able prospects according to the NCAA. The class of 2028 has loads of talent throughout the country, but the south may be the region with the best 7th graders across the board. They have guards that aren’t afraid to get after it on both ends of the floor and in this day…

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Who Got Next Tip-Off Prime Performers (Class of 2027)

The class of 2027 are the 8th graders heading into 9th grade after the summer. This is one of my favorite stages to evaluate prospects to separate who is maturating, developing, learning and applying. All players want to play varsity as a freshman, but are you ready for the grind? Are you doing your due…

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Who Got Next Tip-Off Prime Performers (High School)

The high school divisions in the Who Got Next Tip-Off had some hungry young teams whose high school season just ended, but they elected to keep hooping instead of taking a break. Travel season is in full effect now and these players got a jump on the competition. These Prime Performers started off the travel…

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All-Star Weekend Prime Performers (Part 3)

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Girls Victoriah Foster | Bay Creek | Gwinnett | 2028 Foster took a lot of pressure off of her teammates by always being there to help them on defense and causing turnovers in the process. Her defense is elite and she takes pride on that end of the floor. Foster forced jump balls, steals and…

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All-Star Weekend Prime Performers (Part 2)

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The boys that participated in All-Star Weekend brought the who, why, what, when and where are some of the most elite grassroots players in the country. The clear cut answer is Georgia. Yes, California, Texas, New Jersey and North Carolina have elite talent as well, but Georgia can go toe to toe with any of…

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All-Star Weekend Prime Performers (Part 1)

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NGS All Star Weekend Girls The girls proved why The Next Generation Is Here during NGS All-Star Weekend. The competition between 7th and 8th graders kept the coaches and spectators fully invested in each and every game. Playing the best brings out the best in you. We were able to witness the future of Georgia…

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Parkview Advances to the 2nd Round of the State Playoffs

Parkview fought off an early onslaught and hostile crowd in their 64-61 win on the road against Hillgrove. Parkview advances to the 2nd round in the state playoffs with this Victory. Junior guard Mike Matthews set the tone for his team offensively and Sophomore Jacob Wilkins anchored the defense and let Hillgrove know they’ll be…

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Riverwood Came Out Victorious, in a 61-59 Hard Fought Win Over Marist

Riverwood High School (Sandy Springs, GA)   Riverwood hosted Marist for the Semi-Finals of the Region 4-AAAAAA Tournament and came out victorious, in a 61-59 hard fought win. This game was a back and forth, old fashion ball game. Defensive stops and team rebounding were the ultimate keys to victory.    Riverwood Raiders, junior guard…

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