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....Georgia Perimeter College, 6-8 forward. High motor and great work ethic.
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By the way, has anyone seen anything that WSU is even interested?Comment
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Carl Henry's kid?Comment
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Averaged 13, 12, and 5 blocks.Livin the dreamComment
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Between the rebounding/block stats and then the video, I can't help but think this kid is exactly the type of big Gregg Marshall loves.Comment
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Only corroboration I can find is that his twitter account @Tallguyy_Henry is followed by Greg Heiar. That's not nothing.“The rebellion on the populist right against the results of the 2020 election was partly a cynical, knowing effort by political operators and their hype men in the media to steal an election or at least get rich trying. But it was also the tragic consequence of the informational malnourishment so badly afflicting the nation. ... Americans gorge themselves daily on empty informational calories, indulging their sugar fixes of self-affirming half-truths and even outright lies.'”
― Chris StirewaltComment
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Don't, won't Twitter. ThanksComment
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Playing style seems like a better fit to me than some of the higher ranked Juco forwards we're looking at.Comment
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What class?"Prediction is very difficult, especially if it is about the future."
--Niels Bohr
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He was a sophomore. He will transfer to D-I with two years remaining in the fall.Originally posted by Ricardo del Rio View PostLivin the dreamComment
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Kind of intriguing, IMO. He's a greyhound (6-8, 180 according to GPC website) with only a few years of organized basketball behind him and he has increased his production big-time each year. Went from JV manager to making the team to All-Region in high school. Then increased production dramatically from his freshman to sophomore year in JC.
Freshman
9.4 ppg / 6.9 rpg / 1.7 bpg
Sophomore
13.2 ppg (including 43.8% from 3PG on 17 attempts) / 12.5 rpg (6th in NJCAA) / 4.7 bpg (3rd in NJCAA)
“The rebellion on the populist right against the results of the 2020 election was partly a cynical, knowing effort by political operators and their hype men in the media to steal an election or at least get rich trying. But it was also the tragic consequence of the informational malnourishment so badly afflicting the nation. ... Americans gorge themselves daily on empty informational calories, indulging their sugar fixes of self-affirming half-truths and even outright lies.'”
― Chris StirewaltComment
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