Post by less1brain on Jul 19, 2021 8:17:08 GMT -8
Ryan Silver and WCE are taking over for Pangos at the Momentous Sports Complex (someone has a complex) located at 14522 Myford Rd, Irvine, CA 92606.
July 21-25 (the open period starts again on July 23 and ends on July 25, so no college coaches allowed on the first two days but fans and media allowed all 5 days).
The Summer Challenge Live.
Not the Summer Classic Live.
If you are watching via Baller TV.
Most of the same teams that played at the two Pangos events will be playing there.
Plus, some WCE-affiliated teams will be here.
A lot of mid majors (
) will be here to watch Jack Mani, 6-9 C 2022 Beverly Hills High School. He needs to reshape his body and improve his low post moves, but don't give him an inch or he'll smoke it from 3. And he has a very quick and very high release, so even if you give him less than an inch, he might bury it anyway.
A lot of coaches at every level prefer that every shot be a 3-pointer or a zero-footer. That's a preference, not a rule.
If you find a 6-9 guy in high school who might hit 5 in a row from 3, you go after him.
I will not be surprised if some Pac-12 schools aren't checking him out. Craig Smith, Mark Fox and Jared Haase.
They might pretend they're not and ask Frank Burlison not to write about it in his column...
July 21-25 (the open period starts again on July 23 and ends on July 25, so no college coaches allowed on the first two days but fans and media allowed all 5 days).
The Summer Challenge Live.
Not the Summer Classic Live.
If you are watching via Baller TV.
Most of the same teams that played at the two Pangos events will be playing there.
Plus, some WCE-affiliated teams will be here.
A lot of mid majors (
) will be here to watch Jack Mani, 6-9 C 2022 Beverly Hills High School. He needs to reshape his body and improve his low post moves, but don't give him an inch or he'll smoke it from 3. And he has a very quick and very high release, so even if you give him less than an inch, he might bury it anyway.A lot of coaches at every level prefer that every shot be a 3-pointer or a zero-footer. That's a preference, not a rule.
If you find a 6-9 guy in high school who might hit 5 in a row from 3, you go after him.
I will not be surprised if some Pac-12 schools aren't checking him out. Craig Smith, Mark Fox and Jared Haase.
They might pretend they're not and ask Frank Burlison not to write about it in his column...