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Old 06-22-2009, 04:24 PM   #1
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Skills camp rundown

Best Player there:
Demarcus Phillips:
Strong, Physical, above average shooter, great handle and penetration. very good vision, a combo guard who is very good

Others who stood out:

Ejim: He's built. He's athletic, and goes hard all the time. He's a good shooter, though his three took a little while to get going. His defense is unbelievable. In all the time I watched him, he was scored on once. He is extremely long, athletic, quick, and has a deadly mid-range jumper.

Staten: 6'1", but his wingspans got to be 6'4"-6'5". He was the quickest player there by far, and can score in a million different ways. He is way farther along at the same age than Chasson Randle was last year, and Chasson's ranked 31st in his class and on the U-16 national team. He does kick his elbow out a little on his jumper.

Will Clyburn: Skinny, athletic, long, very good shooter, though he doesn't elevate a ton on it.

Norvell Arnold: SCC 3. Great shooter, hit 5 threes in a row. Decent athlete, decent bounce, good defender

Kadeem Green: 6'8", really, really long and athletic. Good handle, solid turn-around jumper. Needs to spend more time in the post, where his lengthand athleticism would wreak havoc.

Phillip Jackson: Tall, athletic, has the frame to add a lot of weight. Solid jumper, favorite move is a fade-away jumper in the post, a la Craig

Deonte Burton, 2013: 6'4", approx. 200 lbs, and not an ounce of fat. Oh yeah, he's a guard. He has a slick handle, a good jumper, though it's a bit flat. He understands the game well, and can post up smaller players, repeatedly hitting a baby hook over smaller and bigger defenders.

Elgin Cook: Great athlete, 6'5", Great defender. Alvin Robertson's son. Not a good shooter by any stretch of the imagination, but is hard to stop when he attacks the basket

Darnell Harris: Kid can shoot, and post up. Very good passer too. He's one to watch.

Dre Henley: I love his game, have since his freshman year. Right now, he's a 6'5"-ish wing (lefty) that's a very good shooter and passer. He's quick, and is a student of the game. His dad is 6'11", and he definitely looks like he's not done growing. He's crafty, and can penetrate really well. When he draws the double, he can kick out and find the open man very easily. He's good, one of my favorites.
Mohmhed Fall, Cloud County Juco: He's very strong, uses his body really well in the post, and gets good position. He's slightly raw, but he has a high ceilining with his athleticism and strength.

Buckley is much, much better. He has dropped bulk for lean muscle, is much quicker, his shot is very good, and his defense has really, really improved since last year. He found guys really well. I would be very, very suprised if he isn't the starter all year next year.
Ham's mid-range jumper is deadly. He hit 18-20 while I was watching. He is a little quicker, and is adding some moves around the post.
Gilstrap is good. Very good.
(Note to Mods: I started a seperate thread for this so you don't have to dig through all the other posts to find this one. )

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Old 06-22-2009, 04:27 PM   #2
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Re: Skills camp rundown

Just a suggestion, space the players out. It's difficult to read.



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Re: Skills camp rundown

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Just a suggestion, space the players out. It's difficult to read.
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Done.
Much better. My eyes were starting to cross a bit! lol



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Old 06-22-2009, 04:43 PM   #5
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Best Player there:
Demarcus Phillips:
Strong, Physical, above average shooter, great handle and penetration. very good vision, a combo guard who is very good
I am assuming that this kid may be offered and pursued very hard next spring if CB and Gilstrap don't return and if HB decides to go elsewhere. Will he wait until spring 2010 to decide? I don't see ISU offering and signing him during the fall signing period.

Who is the better long-term 2010 prospect, Jackson or Haley, based on your observations?
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IMO...Our top wants.

DeMarcus Phillips
Melvin Ejim
Harrison Barnes
and a big

But we likely only have 3 open...
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Originally Posted by cykadelic2 View Post
I am assuming that this kid may be offered and pursued very hard next spring if CB and Gilstrap don't return and if HB decides to go elsewhere. Will he wait until spring 2010 to decide? I don't see ISU offering and signing him during the fall signing period.

Who is the better long-term 2010 prospect, Jackson or Haley, based on your observations?
Jackson and Green are better then Haley...But Haley's ceiling is higher(so raw).

If Henley(2011) grows...through him in there too.
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Old 06-22-2009, 04:55 PM   #8
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Henley's only an inch shorter than his dad was at the same age. If he is 6'10" with his skill set.
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Old 06-22-2009, 04:57 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by kg-cyclone View Post
IMO...Our top wants.

DeMarcus Phillips
Melvin Ejim
Harrison Barnes
and a big

But we likely only have 3 open...
There are officially only two open schollies now (Vanderbeken & Gilstrap) for the Fall signing period and a third will likely open up next spring (Brackins). My guess for Fall is a big (Jackson, Haley, etc.) and a wing (Barnes or Ejim). Then Phillips is targeted next spring to fill Brackins's slot.

Do you think that is how it may shake out?
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Originally Posted by cykadelic2 View Post
There are officially only two open schollies now (Vanderbeken & Gilstrap) for the Fall signing period and a third will likely open up next spring (Brackins). My guess for Fall is a big (Jackson, Haley, etc.) and a wing (Barnes or Ejim). Then Phillips is targeted next spring to fill Brackins's slot.

Do you think that is how it may shake out?
IMO, we need to get Ejim locked up...only a matter of time before he explodes, just keeps getting better.

Get a big locked up...

Wait on either HB or Phillips.

If we can get all three locked up, do it; that is possible because the NCAA allows a team to oversign by one. Not sure what we do if Gilstrap gets another year though.

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Old 06-22-2009, 05:02 PM   #11
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Very interesting. Thx 4 the post.
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If we can get all three, that is possible because the NCAA allows a team to oversign by one. Not sure what we do it Gilstrap gets another year though.
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That's 2010 Cal guard deonta Burton. Deonte is much more muscular.

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Is Ejim waiting for a "bigger" program to offer? He seems to like us a lot. Even if he verbals he isn't locked up.
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