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Post by tpk3 on Jun 18, 2009 14:56:53 GMT -5
we are just having one thread for the overall NBPA camp since all of these guys are playing with and against each other:
From Rivals:
Justin Coleman:(2010 small forward)- Whether he was dunking, finishing difficult lay ups or nailing jumpers from well behind the arc, Coleman was constantly on the attack offensively. He is a high level athlete with a impressive motor who has a skill game which will continue to develop. Mark him down as a four-star when the rankings are reshuffled before the July evaluation period.
Mike Gilchrest: (2011 small forward)- Gilchrist has clearly established himself as head and shoulders above the other prospects in the 2011 class, and he might just be on his way to establishing himself as the top prospect in the country regardless of class. At times looking more like a point guard playmaker than a forward, Gilchrist repeatedly attacked off the dribble, finishing plays with both impressive scores and passes. He has all the tools- physical, intangible and skill- to be a wing of the highest level.
Jalen Kendrick: (2010 small forward)- Comfortable with the basketball anywhere on the court, Kendrick scored from multiple locations. He is a unique prospect with his length, feel for the game and point guard like skills.
Terrence Jones: (2010 power forward)- This big bodied four man continues to develop has a player. The lefty had an impressive post move to his off side, changed directions on the dribble, passed at his usual high level and had a controlling presence over the game.
From Scout:
Rockets 86
Jazz 76
Balanced scoring keyed the win as the Rockets led by Trey Ziegler with 16 and Terrence Jones with 15, trumpeted by the Jazz 86-76. Stacy Poole led the Jazz with 19 and was assisted in the scoring column by Jelan Kendrick and Richard Solomon with 15 and 11 respectively. A pair of Michael’s, Gilcrest and Cobbins added 12 each for the
Rockets.
Hawks 84
Magic 76
Team defense and some outstanding offensive board work helped lift the Hawks to an 84-76 win over the Magic. Josh Selby was dynamic on the offensive end blowing past would be defenders for a team high 16 points. Anthony Brown and LaQuinton Ross finished with 10 each for the Hawks. Justin Coleman was the game high scorer with 23
Michael Gbinije was strong his morning game. Versatile guy.
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Post by tpk3 on Jun 18, 2009 16:44:48 GMT -5
Blurb from Scout:
Justin Coleman, SF – Relatively unheard of prior to this event, Coleman, a 6-foot-4, 205-pounder, didn’t waste any time showing off his talent at the NBA Camp. A strong, athletic wing, Coleman went for 23 points in his first round game. To go with the handful of three-pointers he knocked in, Coleman also scored at the rim. He’s a high level athlete that has no problem finishing above the rim. He didn’t show a middle game, but he’s got time to develop that.
Jelan Kendrick, SF – A unique prospect, Kendrick is a versatile player that can play a handful of positions. At 6-foot-5 he sees the floor very well and is a talented passer. On this day, Kendrick was looking to get buckets and he made it look easy. He relentlessly attacked the rim, and when he didn’t make it all the way to the tin, he showed his nice touch by dropping in floaters. Kendrick scored 15 in his opening round game.
Terrence Jones had his moments in the first session. His length is always a factor defensively and he continues to be aggressive on the offensive end.
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Post by ceb8 on Jun 18, 2009 19:56:39 GMT -5
Grae,
From your post it looks like we are recruiting Coleman. How interested are we? Just curious since I don't think there is a recruiting thread for the kid.
On a side note, I hope Markel is putting in some recruiting work for us with Jelan etc.
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Post by IDenj on Jun 18, 2009 21:02:37 GMT -5
Looks like our prospects are doing pretty well for themselves. Always nice to hear... when are we going to hear if any of these prospects become commits?  |
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Post by tpk3 on Jun 18, 2009 21:15:49 GMT -5
Grae, From your post it looks like we are recruiting Coleman. How interested are we? Just curious since I don't think there is a recruiting thread for the kid. On a side note, I hope Markel is putting in some recruiting work for us with Jelan etc. Monitoring Coleman. He is a local kid (Richmond), so certainly keeping tabs on the back yard. His game is still a bit raw, but he is talented |
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Post by tpk3 on Jun 18, 2009 21:58:49 GMT -5
Blurb Per Northstarblog:
1. Watching Cavs (Brandon Knight, Rakeem Christmas, Roscoe Smith) vs. Celtics (Kyrie Irving, Jason Morris, Daniel Bejarano, and Nate Lubick)
2. Nate Lubick is dominating.
3. Nate Lubick is having a field day, helping lead the Celtics to a 45-29 lead over the Cavs late in the 2nd quarter.
4. Nate Lubick just dunked right on Roscoe Smith. Wow.
5. Rockets over Hornets, 76-73. Markel Starks has come on strong in the 2nd half, helping the Hornets cut the deficit to 3 points with under 2 minutes to play.
6. Joe Jackson and Michael Gilchrist are both playing very well in the 2nd half. The Hornets lead 69-61 with 7 minutes to go
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Post by tpk3 on Jun 18, 2009 21:59:08 GMT -5
per scout:
NBA Camp is moving along today! Jelan Kendrick can hoop. Kid is quite versatile.
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Post by MCIGuy on Jun 18, 2009 23:47:07 GMT -5
when are we going to hear if any of these prospects become commits? Gtown already has two good commits for 2010. No rush to take anymore till spring. My friend, I have serious doubts the other targets for the Hoyas in 2010 will still be unsigned by the spring. Its the summer and the fall where I think most of the recruiting will be decided. |
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Post by tpk3 on Jun 18, 2009 23:59:55 GMT -5
Gtown already has two good commits for 2010. No rush to take anymore till spring. My friend, I have serious doubts the other targets for the Hoyas in 2010 will still be unsigned by the spring. Its the summer and the fall where I think most of the recruiting will be decided. Not true. Actually most of them will be spring guys. GU can only take one more commit in the fall anyway, then will have to wait until Monroe declares (a second after the season ends) to take a fourth commit. More importantly, this thread is about the NBPA camp. So lets not derail it with this stuff. If someone wants to have this conversation please start a new thread. I do not want anything to do with that conversation because it is absolutely pointless (like preseason predictions) |
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Post by sleepy on Jun 19, 2009 0:07:18 GMT -5
If Monroe is as gone as you say, we will definitely be taking two players in the fall if they are our top targets. The staff has never showed hesitation in the past to take too many guys, I remember before Jeffs last season we were two schollies over the limit for the following year when we got Chris. That worked out and I am sure it will work out if we do it this year.
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Post by MCIGuy on Jun 19, 2009 0:19:38 GMT -5
Besides classroom losers like Born Ready what big time players recently held off all the way to spring before at least committing?
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Post by tpk3 on Jun 19, 2009 6:00:56 GMT -5
ok, you guys keep posting this garbage in this thread. We will stop with the NBPA updates so you guys can have a clutter fest.  |
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Post by MCIGuy on Jun 19, 2009 7:28:11 GMT -5
Ease up, graeagle. It was a legitimate question that took up a few posts that in no way threatened to take the thread off-course. I too like to keep things on topic but you have to allow some leeway when a legit side discussion comes up as a result of a comment. Its not as if anyone started discussing the LeBron James Skill Camp in this thread or something or decided to debate who would be the Hoyas new assistant coach.
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Post by tpk3 on Jun 19, 2009 7:43:48 GMT -5
Not mad at ya. That question just gets asked in every thread, normally by the same posters. You of all people are anti-clutter. It is not a big deal in the general recruiting threads, but let folks follow the NBPA camp in this thread. It takes a second to start a new thread about who will commit. We have had plenty of those threads, so someone can simply start a new one. And everyone can play that pointless guessing game if they want...
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Post by MCIGuy on Jun 19, 2009 8:14:32 GMT -5
Fair enough.
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Post by tpk3 on Jun 19, 2009 8:38:24 GMT -5
Blurb from rivals:
Rakeem Chrismas: 2011 center)- Christmas, who is known for his shot blocking ability, immediately established himself as a defensive force to be reckoned with. Shortly thereafter he went to work on the offensive end. Taking advantage of the slower Alex Kirk, Christmas turned high level post moves into dunks and even drained a nifty jump hook. With his developing offensive game, Christmas is one of the most intriguing big men in the 2011 class.
Michael Gbinije (2011 small forward)- A great looking wing prospect, Gbinije contributes in numerous ways with his skilled and heady play. He has also shot the ball well from the outside which has put him at No. 10 on the camp's scoring leaders.
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Post by tpk3 on Jun 19, 2009 9:11:13 GMT -5
Per Northstar:
Day 1 Elite performers:
Brandon Knight ’10, Pine Crest (FL), Cavs
Nate Lubick ’10, St. Mark’s (MA), Georgetown, Celtics
Josh Selby ’10, Lake Clifton (MD), Tennessee, Hawks
Desmond Simmons ’10, Salesian (CA), Washington, Hawks
Joe Jackson ’10, White Station (TN), Hornets
Jelan Kendrick ’10, Westlake (GA), Jazz
Stacey Poole ’10, Jackson (FL), Jazz
Justin Coleman ’10, Henrico (VA), Magic
Will Barton ’10, Lake Clifton (MD), Memphis, Pistons
Noah Cottrill ’10, Mountain State Academy (WV), West Virginia, Pistons
Michael Gbinije ’10, Benedictine (VA), Pistons
Patric Young ’10, Paxon School (FL), Florida, Pistons
Michael Gilchrist ’11, St. Patrick’s (NJ), Rockets
Casey Prather ’10, Northside (TN), Rockets
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Post by tpk3 on Jun 19, 2009 9:39:35 GMT -5
from scout:
Nate Lubick, PF: Someone forgot to tell Lubick that his game (Knight vs. Irving) was supposed to be center stage for the backcourt guys. Lubick hustled his way to 17 points and used his “old school” approach to get it done. Others have prettier games, but Lubick grinds it out, runs the floor and has developed his face-up game.
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Post by tpk3 on Jun 19, 2009 9:43:37 GMT -5
Finally got the rosters: www.hoopsreport.com/news/eventreports/top100rostersandliveupdate Roster Breadowns Cavs (Coach Jarvis Hayes) Jerian Grant 6'4 SG Rod Odom 6'8 SFBrandon Knight 6'3 PG Lenzelle Smith 6'4 PG Tobi Oyedeji 6'8 PF Melvin Tabb 6'8 PF Rakeem Christmas 6'9 C (2011)
Roscoe Smith 6'8 SFLe'Bryan Nash 6'7 SF (2011) Damontre Harris 6'9 C Celtics (Coach Mark Blount) Kyrie Irving 6'2 PG Juwan Staten 6'0 PG Jason Morris 6'8 SF CJ Fair 6'8 SF Alex Kirk 6'11 C Daniel Bejarano 6'5 SG Nate Lubick 6'8 PFJordan Latham 6'8 C Tyler Lamb 6'5 SG Cameron Clark 6'7 SF Khalid McCaskill 6'5 SF Hawks (Coach Anthony Johnson) Keith Appling 6'2 CG Tyler Thornton 6'2 PG Anthony Brown 6'6 SG Josh Selby 6'3 CG PJ Hairston 6'4 SG Justin Martin 6'6 SF LaQuinton Ross 6'8 SF Desmond Simmons 6'6 F Baye Moussa-Keita 6'11 C Meyers Leonard 6'11 C Geoffrey Allen 6'6 F Hornets (Coach Donyell Marshall) Joe Jackson 6'0 PG Markel Starks 6'2 PGRussell Byrd 6'7 SG James Bell 6'5 WG Madracus Wade 6'2 SG Will Regan 6'8 C Jordan McRae 6'5 SF Jared Sullinger 6'9 C Dwight Powell 6'9 C Mychal Parker 6'7 WG Jabari Parker 6'5 F (2013) Jazz (Coach Ryan Bowen) Aaron Craft 6'2 PG Brian Richardson 6'4 SG Reggie Bullock 6'7 SG Josh Hairston 6'8 PF CJ Barksdale 6'7 PF (2011)Adreian Payne 6'9 C Richard Solomon 6'9 C Stacey Poole 6'4 SF Jelan Kendrick 6'6 SGDerrick Wilson 6'0 PG (2011) Jabrille Williams 6'5 F Lakers (Coach Kevin Ollie) Cory Joseph 6'3 PG Shaquille Thomas 6'7 SF Isaiah Epps 6'2 CG Doron Lamb 6'5 SG Harrison Barnes 6'6 SF Perry Jones 6'11 C Okaro White 6'8 PF Evan Smotrycz 6'9 PF Alex Rossi 6'5 SG Angelo Chol 6'9 C 2011 Magic (Coach Lindsey Hunter) Kyle Collinsworth 6'6 SF Ray McCallum 6'2 PG Shannon Scott 6'2 PG (2011) Dion Waiters 6'3 SG Aaron Ross 6'8 F (2011) Carson Desrosiers 6'10 C Justin Coleman 6'4 SFJulian Washburn 6'7 SF Marcus Kennedy 6'9 C Tristan Thompson 6'9 PF Kellen McCormick 6'4 SF (2011) Pistons (Coach Bobby Jackson) Gary Franklin 6'3 PG Noah Cottrill 6'3 SG Trevor Releford 5'11 PG Will Barton 6'6 SG Michael Gbinije 6'6 SF (2011)Patric Young 6'8 PF Travis McKie 6'7 SF CJ Leslie 6'9 SF Evan Anderson 6'11 C Rockets (Coach Ime Udoka and Carl Landry) Ian Miller 6'2 PG Crandall Head 6'3 SG Kendall Marshall 6'4 PG Michael Gilchrist 6'7 SF (2011)Trey Ziegler 6'5 SG Terrence Jones 6'8 FCasey Prather 6'5 SF Michael Cobbins 6'9 PF Tarik Black 6'8 PF James Johnson 6'9 C Spurs (Coach Michael Ruffin) JT Terrell 6'3 SG Phil Pressey 5'10 PG Eric Atkins 6'0 PG Jereme Richmond 6'7 SF Andre Dawkins 6'5 SG Devon Collier 6'8 PF Dominique Ferguson 6'8 SF Jonathan Graham 6'8 PF Fab Melo 7'0 C Jarell Eddie 6'7 SF |
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Post by tpk3 on Jun 19, 2009 10:20:41 GMT -5
From Northstar:
Jelan Kendrick & Reggie Bullock are major scorers & have put the Jazz ahead. Kendrick is scoring around the cup and Kinston is nailing treys.
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