courts be like "why is it a problem if people get money"
aaand Jalen Brunson seems off the board. As long as it's not Big 10, ok
good luck sir
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Trey Burke makes the game look easy. Unfortunately, it's likely that this is the last year we have pleasure of watching him in the maize and blue. Luckily, there's another PG in the pipeline that makes things look easy. Derrick Walton, 2013 PG out of Chandler Park HS in Detroit: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=uz91CTS4YBw
(embed doesn't work on the original post, right?)
FYI: You can embed in an OP if you use the "old embed code."
Michigan missed on Yogi Ferrel last year but has a very similar player in DWJR coming in next season.
Yogi Ferrel but with a better J, and from the D. Coach B how could you?
I think Ferrell's probably got a slight edge in quickness, but Walton's jumper is clearly better. Both will be outstanding college point guards. You can't teach the passing ability and court saavy that Walton displays.
Ferrell had one incredible play against Carolina where he drove baseline on the right side of the court, jumped way out of bounds and threw an underhand pass to a wide open shooter in the left corner. You can't teach athleticism like that.
I'm a big fan of the no look oop.
I'm a fan of any kind of alley oop
/s
We're currently 11th and Sparty is nowhere to be found. I know ESPN gets criticized for their recruiting analysis, but still I'm impressed that there's so much distance between us and them.
If they get him, that recruiting gap essentially disappears.
at, and we have won back to back class A titles, had to D him up all scrimmage and said hes legit but actually got the better of Walton blowing by him for easy layups a couple times, better start working on your D Derrick
and im getting a nosebleed
