Name: Dylan Harper Height: 6’5 Weight: 180 lbs Position: Point Guard Hometown: Franklin Lakes, New Jersey High School: Don Bosco Prep - Ramsey, New Jersey College: Rutgers University - Piscataway, New Jersey AAU: New York Renaissance Hens - Nike EYBL Father: Ron Harper - Played at Miami University & 15 Years In the NBA. 5x NBA Champion Mother: Maria Harper - Played at University Of New Orleans Notable Relatives: Brother, Ron Harper Jr. Played at Rutgers University and Toronto Raptors (NBA) NBA Comparison: Jalen Brunson NBA Ceiling: Primary lead guard on a championship team, 20 ppg scorer, 1x All-Star NBA Floor: Two way player. Social: @dylharpp @dylharpp is the best point guard in all of high school basketball. It’s safe to say that Harper has the highest basketball IQ in the 2024 McDonald’s All-American class. Similar to Jalen Brunson, Harper plays at his own pace on the offensive end. He uses his IQ with ball fakes and footwork analysis to manipulate the defense to move where he wants them to and is aggressive with his offensive attack. Harper initiates physical contact on his drives and has the dexterity to finish over elite rim protectors with both hands. Harper is patient when initiating his offensive moves and is a very willing passer. Harper already reads ball screens at a NBA level and quickly progresses through his reads before making the right basketball play 80-85% of the time. Harper is a very intelligent defensive player and puts in a high amount of effort on that end of the floor. He understands off ball rotations, roll man tags, controlled closeouts, when to take calculated risks and willingly sacrifices his body for his team. Harper shoots the 3 at good clip for a high school guard. As a left handed shooter, his left elbow sticks out too much which causes the ball to veer right. He overcompensates with his right hand which leads to a lot of misses on the right side of the rim. His feet are rarely square with the basket and he has slow release in catch & shoot situations. For his skillset and IQ, Harper’s body language is unacceptable. Being a NBA Player’s and Coach’s son, he needs to develop a stoic presence on the court because his talent will automatically make him a leader on whatever team he is on. Who does Dylan Harper remind you of? COMMENT IN THE COMMENTS I WANNA KNOW CLICK LIKE CLICK SHARE CLICK SUBSCRIBE CLICK SAVE WATCH THE ENTIRE VIDEO
Your knowledge on shooting is outdated. The majority of elite shooters, shoot with their feet turned to relieve tension, and his shooting elbow being out during the shot isn't a problem (as long as he isn't rushing to get his elbow in) becuase you only need to be aligned as you're releasing the ball. Also, the reason he kicked his leg to the side on that pull-up was because it was acting as a counterweight to his momentum as he was drifting left. Kobe, MJ, Curry, etc all kick their leg like that when they're shooting inside out pull-ups moving towards their dominant hand side. Smooth energy tranfer and being familair with multiple footworks into your shot are by far the most important factors.
I just basically posted the same comment 😭 he definitely should do a deep dive on new gen shooting mechanics. Nearly everything he pointed out are things that the best shooters in the world utilize
That shot you're alluding to he bricked hard right with no chance for an offensive rebound. There is no sensical position backed by film & data that shows landing on one leg is going to increase shot efficiency. Shooting is about being consistent with your mechanics every single time. The release is the most important. Reggie Miller showed that in the 80's with his horrific shooting form and mechanics, but his release was the exact same every single time. When players are developing their shooting form, doing the same thing over and over again is what develops a foundation based off of muscle memory. When analyzing high school prospects, they are still developing their foundation. This is something that is learned from actually coaching and developing players hands on vs watching them on film. I would implore you to watch young Kobe, MJ and Steph Curry's shooting forms when they were developing their foundation. See what was added year after year when they got to the league. See what their final shooting form was at their prime. Skipping fundamentals at this level will compound mistakes once the margin of error is slim in the NBA. I'm looking forward to your film breakdown.
@@DorianGroup82 Pro Shot Shooting System has a bunch of great videos on the old way that I imagine you're used to Dorian (BEEF) vs how shooting is understood now (FOREST), which includes the turn and dip that you dislike so much. I think a young Karl Anthony-Towns makes an appearance in one of his other videos, but here's the playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLwTAc-hJuHbRWkfMJ7-1WzxEcRYKgs8rw.html
You can't compare elite shooters to a high school kid. The players you named are all top 5 shot makers in history.... they did that by mastering the fundamentals before trying new things brother. There's a reason Lonzo was forced to change his shot form when he got to the league. When you're not fundamentally sound, it will be exposed when playing at a higher level. If not, then you're just reinforcing habits that won't work against tougher competition.
I normally agree with the majority of your takes but i think you should dive deeper into shooting mechanics that the new gen players are utilizing. Dylans mechanics are similar to brunsons because they are effective and if u look at a lot of hoopers they all turn their feet. Nobody is squared to the basket anymore and a lot of shooters also are utilizing lower release points similar to dylans. Other than that great analysis as always
This videos are not only entertaining but they also help me out a ton. As a freshman who doesn’t really get that many minutes due to lots of seniors on the team I try to apply these things to practice and even the coach has told me he has seen progress . I appreciate these videos and I would like to see boogie fland next
@@dariusisfamous2840 the fact coach put you on varsity last year means he wants to give you heavy minutes this year. Youre going into your sophomore year with your basketball position already established. You know what team you’re going to play on, at what level and who your coach is. You have an advantage on 95% of the sophomores in the country. This summer, make a minimum of 300 shots 5x week and get in unbelievable shape. Keep that momentum all through the fall. You have an opportunity to be all conference as a sophomore which will be a good foundation for your recruiting. I hope this helps. To Jesus be the glory.
@@kevpier9326 oh yeah for sure I just wanted him to have a film breakdown since he’s a smaller guard and I’m smaller, a lot of these big guards/forwards what applies to their game doesn’t always apply to someone that’s shorter and he seems to be the most popular short player at the momment
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Great video. I have watched Dylan live since his freshman year and in more than 10 games this season. #35 for Don Bosco is Brady Loughlin a 6’5” class of 2025 college prospect. He may have shot an air ball in the video you watched, but he has been a solid player on a state championship team who shot 44% for 3 pointers and made 80 3’s this season. And yes, Dylan got him the ball when he was open.
Amazing video, I love these because of the depth they go into, its amazing especially how in touch you are with genuinley making the players better. Also a side question who has been the top 3 best players youve evaluated?
He really is impressive the way he can take contact and finish with both hands. Brunson is a great comparison. I could see some Harden also. In the end Rutgers definitely will be a problem with DH and Ace every night. Good for the game!
his balls rattle in - PAUSE!!!!! great breakdowns, but your voice and intensity make these analysis hit so much harder... ON the mcconnell clip, MIKE BROWN WHAT ARE YOU DOING!!!!! ...admire the rebrand, even though you started off w/ball; appreciate your willingness to share information and present it in a humorous but direct manner
Feet turn is like a archer shooting arrow so naturally aligns the shoulder to the rim. it a 1 motion shooter and pronates thru his shoot like Steph curry so that’s why elbow is out on the way up. Like curry said focus on getting shoulders towards basket. The want to get more power from the rotation of the wrist rather than the legs. But should keep ball going thru left eye.
Great video and breakdown. Thanks. What an all around game he has. At the end you said “at this stage of your development you are the best high school basketball player in the world.” Is that your current belief regardless of position, or did you mean only point guard? Just curious.
what's wrong with having his feet tilted right? For right handed shooters, and they supposed to have their right foot in front of their left and be slightly facing left, and vice versa?
Wherever your feet are pointing that’s where your shoulders are pointing. Wherever your shoulders are pointing, that’s where the ball is going to go. Thats why with great NBA shooters whenever their legs aren’t square to the rim, they make sure their shoulders are. Dylan needs to master knocking down open shots with his feet/shoulders square everytime. This will give him a great foundation to hit more difficult shots in the NBA where he is going to have to intentionally torque his lower body to get shots off.
Love the breakdown unc. Can you do a video on UNC Commit Drake Powell? From the small clips I’ve seen he could be a dark horse candidate for the top pick
amazing video man, been trying to incorporate attacking that top foot and blowing by like how he does with his delay tweens or twitches into his tweens and then blowing by attacking that top foot, also using that off arm to hold the shot blockers off from you. I feel like Dharp is one of the best players for me to study because I am a shorter guard wanting to make the league aswell. I feel like major thing I struggle with is remembering to use that off arm to shield off and attack that top foot when your defender gives you it. What do you think I can do that will help me be able to implement this into my game naturally and help my game expand as a shorter guard?
Dropping your hip level all together will help you play lower. Do full court lunges. Try to get your knee to barely tap the floor. That will help you develop the muscle memory in your legs where you will only play want to play basketball that low. Take on the mentality of a physical player. Use your off arm in everything you do. Think about initiating contact and imposing your will. Take pride in causing natural basketball pain.
Hey coach! I had aau tryouts today for a shoe circuit team...i am 13 years old and this is a team full of sophomores...one thing i struggled with today were my handles,any advice ??
Work on your dribbling 20 mins a day, everyday. Phil Handy has some good Ballhandling drills on UA-cam. ua-cam.com/video/Dk65Bq24OyQ/v-deo.htmlsi=U1OZeBJYwPqNoKY8
He was solid. Strong. Seemed moderately responsible with the ball. If he has the right mentality, He would develop well at a low major D1 with a staff who believes. Could be a more disciplined Xavier Johnson at Indiana.
I remember my 2nd jv game I had like 10 turnovers tryna pass it back to the point. Now I dont turn it over, but I dont exactly create an advantage for my team either. How can I get through a trap as a small guard 5'11.. its obviously easier for dylan harper because he 6'5 and can just see over them
Each trap is a case by case basis to defeat. I’d have to see film. A few things are universal: 1. Read the trap early. See who is coming off to trap and tell your man to get to the open space of the floor 2. Hit a big for a quick DHO. Trappers follow the ball. Look up pistol action on UA-cam. 3. Get low and attack the slowest man’s outside hip. Even if you have to dribble along to sideline to stay alive, keep attacking. He’ll eventually fall back or you’ll get past him. Steve Nash was great at this. Ask your coach to watch film with you and work on trap escape scenarios before and after practice.
Ron Harper need to learn but I believe He will be the first draft choice in his class, he is good a Point guard, if he is taken by the Spurs , they could make history with Wembayama.
Whomever compared him to James Harden has an untrained eye. You’re def spot on with your analysis. He’s very much a Jalen Brunson prototype with even some flashes of Luka with his patience and passing. Going to be interesting to see him with elite bigs screening for him and how creative he is manipulating the defense.
I like how your break downs are for nba potential not from where he is now when you said he’s not exceptional athletic for the nba he isn’t he’s about average but for high school he is
The only thing objectively wrong is you highlighting ten toes to the rim. Literally no one shoot like this anymore in the NBA. In fact, name me 1 player who’s in the league who does?
@@FadeHook23 God allowed me to train 5 NBA draft picks this year during the predraft process. Along with 15 college all Americans/All Conference players, 10 nationally ranked high school players (3 of which just won a gold medal today) and a myriad of current NBA Players. Everyday we started our workouts with form shooting. Everyone’s feet pointed towards the rim.
I agreed in many ways with u, but on this PG stuff I highly disagree. Unless we have moved the goal post on what a pg is🤷🏾♂️, he’s a big guard who can play multiple positions but not a PG….
None of weaknesses have improved. Montverde is the consummate team that’s balanced and they all play their roles. He’s done nothing this year to be rated a “once in a generation prospect” like many untrained eyes have said. So yes, he is still overrated.
Name: Dylan Harper
Height: 6’5
Weight: 180 lbs
Position: Point Guard
Hometown: Franklin Lakes, New Jersey
High School: Don Bosco Prep - Ramsey, New Jersey
College: Rutgers University - Piscataway, New Jersey
AAU: New York Renaissance Hens - Nike EYBL
Father: Ron Harper - Played at Miami University & 15 Years In the NBA. 5x NBA Champion
Mother: Maria Harper - Played at University Of New Orleans
Notable Relatives: Brother, Ron Harper Jr. Played at Rutgers University and Toronto Raptors (NBA)
NBA Comparison: Jalen Brunson
NBA Ceiling: Primary lead guard on a championship team, 20 ppg scorer, 1x All-Star
NBA Floor: Two way player.
Social: @dylharpp
@dylharpp is the best point guard in all of high school basketball. It’s safe to say that Harper has the highest basketball IQ in the 2024 McDonald’s All-American class.
Similar to Jalen Brunson, Harper plays at his own pace on the offensive end. He uses his IQ with ball fakes and footwork analysis to manipulate the defense to move where he wants them to and is aggressive with his offensive attack.
Harper initiates physical contact on his drives and has the dexterity to finish over elite rim protectors with both hands. Harper is patient when initiating his offensive moves and is a very willing passer.
Harper already reads ball screens at a NBA level and quickly progresses through his reads before making the right basketball play 80-85% of the time.
Harper is a very intelligent defensive player and puts in a high amount of effort on that end of the floor. He understands off ball rotations, roll man tags, controlled closeouts, when to take calculated risks and willingly sacrifices his body for his team.
Harper shoots the 3 at good clip for a high school guard. As a left handed shooter, his left elbow sticks out too much which causes the ball to veer right. He overcompensates with his right hand which leads to a lot of misses on the right side of the rim. His feet are rarely square with the basket and he has slow release in catch & shoot situations.
For his skillset and IQ, Harper’s body language is unacceptable. Being a NBA Player’s and Coach’s son, he needs to develop a stoic presence on the court because his talent will automatically make him a leader on whatever team he is on.
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1x all star as an arguably top 3 high school player is crazy
@@Atriesfr67hacheck the track record of the #1 ranked point guards and how many all star appearances they have.
@@DorianGroup82 But as his ceiling tho thats kinda crazy that should be his floor
avery bradley was above PG, Wall and Cousins. just because he is a great hs player dont mean hell be a great nba player @@Atriesfr67ha
I ignored the videos at first because of the clickbait titles but honestly some of the best basketball scouting on UA-cam I’ve seen
It’s not a clickbait title tbh he was the number 1 player in his class at a point in time lol
@@Him55677I meant his other videos like the cooper Flagg and Aj dybansa one
@@TheRodster21ur confused
Your knowledge on shooting is outdated. The majority of elite shooters, shoot with their feet turned to relieve tension, and his shooting elbow being out during the shot isn't a problem (as long as he isn't rushing to get his elbow in) becuase you only need to be aligned as you're releasing the ball. Also, the reason he kicked his leg to the side on that pull-up was because it was acting as a counterweight to his momentum as he was drifting left. Kobe, MJ, Curry, etc all kick their leg like that when they're shooting inside out pull-ups moving towards their dominant hand side. Smooth energy tranfer and being familair with multiple footworks into your shot are by far the most important factors.
I just basically posted the same comment 😭 he definitely should do a deep dive on new gen shooting mechanics. Nearly everything he pointed out are things that the best shooters in the world utilize
Good points
That shot you're alluding to he bricked hard right with no chance for an offensive rebound. There is no sensical position backed by film & data that shows landing on one leg is going to increase shot efficiency.
Shooting is about being consistent with your mechanics every single time. The release is the most important. Reggie Miller showed that in the 80's with his horrific shooting form and mechanics, but his release was the exact same every single time.
When players are developing their shooting form, doing the same thing over and over again is what develops a foundation based off of muscle memory. When analyzing high school prospects, they are still developing their foundation. This is something that is learned from actually coaching and developing players hands on vs watching them on film.
I would implore you to watch young Kobe, MJ and Steph Curry's shooting forms when they were developing their foundation. See what was added year after year when they got to the league. See what their final shooting form was at their prime. Skipping fundamentals at this level will compound mistakes once the margin of error is slim in the NBA.
I'm looking forward to your film breakdown.
@@DorianGroup82 Pro Shot Shooting System has a bunch of great videos on the old way that I imagine you're used to Dorian (BEEF) vs how shooting is understood now (FOREST), which includes the turn and dip that you dislike so much. I think a young Karl Anthony-Towns makes an appearance in one of his other videos, but here's the playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLwTAc-hJuHbRWkfMJ7-1WzxEcRYKgs8rw.html
You can't compare elite shooters to a high school kid. The players you named are all top 5 shot makers in history.... they did that by mastering the fundamentals before trying new things brother. There's a reason Lonzo was forced to change his shot form when he got to the league. When you're not fundamentally sound, it will be exposed when playing at a higher level. If not, then you're just reinforcing habits that won't work against tougher competition.
You should do these players again but in college to see if they learned or got better on the things you say
I normally agree with the majority of your takes but i think you should dive deeper into shooting mechanics that the new gen players are utilizing. Dylans mechanics are similar to brunsons because they are effective and if u look at a lot of hoopers they all turn their feet. Nobody is squared to the basket anymore and a lot of shooters also are utilizing lower release points similar to dylans. Other than that great analysis as always
This videos are not only entertaining but they also help me out a ton. As a freshman who doesn’t really get that many minutes due to lots of seniors on the team I try to apply these things to practice and even the coach has told me he has seen progress . I appreciate these videos and I would like to see boogie fland next
To God Be The Glory. Are you a freshman on varsity?
Yes but I don’t really play that much
@@dariusisfamous2840 the fact coach put you on varsity last year means he wants to give you heavy minutes this year. Youre going into your sophomore year with your basketball position already established. You know what team you’re going to play on, at what level and who your coach is. You have an advantage on 95% of the sophomores in the country. This summer, make a minimum of 300 shots 5x week and get in unbelievable shape. Keep that momentum all through the fall. You have an opportunity to be all conference as a sophomore which will be a good foundation for your recruiting.
I hope this helps. To Jesus be the glory.
Really looking forward to this
I appreciate your support. They take a while to make. But knowing that yall are going to watch it energizes me to get it done.
@@DorianGroup82 please keep it up. You got me back into ball
Tahaad next? Or just someone really short I just want something I can directly relate too
Pettiford is skilled but has a lot of work to do
@@kevpier9326 oh yeah for sure I just wanted him to have a film breakdown since he’s a smaller guard and I’m smaller, a lot of these big guards/forwards what applies to their game doesn’t always apply to someone that’s shorter and he seems to be the most popular short player at the momment
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Great video. I have watched Dylan live since his freshman year and in more than 10 games this season. #35 for Don Bosco is Brady Loughlin a 6’5” class of 2025 college prospect. He may have shot an air ball in the video you watched, but he has been a solid player on a state championship team who shot 44% for 3 pointers and made 80 3’s this season. And yes, Dylan got him the ball when he was open.
Always love seeing a brotha do great things. I'm learning so much about basketball from watching your channel.
It is brutally apparent the time you've put into this, I can tell you are elite at what you do from this video only
@@dusanstankovic6456 thank you brother. Praise God
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Filipino-American NBA player is increasing. Keep it coming! 😤💪🏿🏀💯🔥
big shout out to you!!! from music biz to basketball ive learned many things
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Nice good work keep it up Mayne!!!
Amazing video, I love these because of the depth they go into, its amazing especially how in touch you are with genuinley making the players better. Also a side question who has been the top 3 best players youve evaluated?
I Appreciate the feedback and kind words.
1. AJ Dybantsa
2. Ace Bailey
3. Dylan Harper
@@DorianGroup82Derik Queen next please
I love these breakdowns
I appreciate your support. Who do you want to see get broken down next?
@@DorianGroup82do tahaad pettiford please would love to watch that.
@@DorianGroup82would love to see jahki Howard
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You should do tahaad pettiford
Great vid unc
Great video coach, would you mind doing VJ edgecombe next?
Great video!
Seeing this after the Alabama game….dat boy fast ash now seem like he just love to show he in the weight room💪
Can you do a boogie fland vid
Please keep doing basketball breakdowns man nba high school college whatever! Keep it up
He really is impressive the way he can take contact and finish with both hands. Brunson is a great comparison. I could see some Harden also. In the end Rutgers definitely will be a problem with DH and Ace every night. Good for the game!
I do feel like their is a major difference in Brunson being borderline 6’1 and Dylan being 6’5 though.
A 6’5 Jalen Brunson is a good pre-draft brand to have
@@DorianGroup82 I see him being more than a 1x all star even with the young talent in the league today, respect the report though
@@1racksBrunson is going to be a more than 1 time all star too. What are u saying man
Do a Darius Acuff vid
!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mikel brown better than him
❤ your analysis. Spurs need the next great point guard and Pop is all about IQ and learning. I hope Dylan listens and puts in the work to be great.
I think the Spurs should trade for Trae Young.
Great breakdown
his balls rattle in - PAUSE!!!!! great breakdowns, but your voice and intensity make these analysis hit so much harder... ON the mcconnell clip, MIKE BROWN WHAT ARE YOU DOING!!!!! ...admire the rebrand, even though you started off w/ball; appreciate your willingness to share information and present it in a humorous but direct manner
@@schwanhumes323 I appreciate you being in the pond this long.
Feet turn is like a archer shooting arrow so naturally aligns the shoulder to the rim. it a 1 motion shooter and pronates thru his shoot like Steph curry so that’s why elbow is out on the way up. Like curry said focus on getting shoulders towards basket. The want to get more power from the rotation of the wrist rather than the legs. But should keep ball going thru left eye.
Love the videos man you help me learn the game a lot definitely want to see VJ Edgecomb I feel likes he’s good but with some holes in his game
@@JahiTV thank you for watching brother. I’m going to watch VJ closely this year. We’ll see if God wants me to do a breakdown. God bless you.
Love this channel. Hopefully we can get some breakdowns of european prospects
love these vids 🫡
Would love to see a top 10 players video for the class of 2024🙌🏾
great content
Can you breakdown Ian Jackson and/or Drake Powell?
I second the Ian Jackson selection, and raise you Rob Dillingham as another idea.
I might do some draft ones once guys officially declare.
I know he’s in college but can we get a scouting report on Rob Dillingham or maybe Eli Ellis?
Or when Rob declares do a draft report
Great video and breakdown. Thanks. What an all around game he has. At the end you said “at this stage of your development you are the best high school basketball player in the world.” Is that your current belief regardless of position, or did you mean only point guard? Just curious.
Meant to say point guard. Good catch.
Would like to see a piece on Liam McNeeley like this.
I’m an IU alum. I think I’m going to do a video about the state of Indiana Basketball first. Then I might do one on Liam.
@@DorianGroup82 very cool 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼. Would like to see Derik Queen go there also.
what's wrong with having his feet tilted right? For right handed shooters, and they supposed to have their right foot in front of their left and be slightly facing left, and vice versa?
Wherever your feet are pointing that’s where your shoulders are pointing.
Wherever your shoulders are pointing, that’s where the ball is going to go.
Thats why with great NBA shooters whenever their legs aren’t square to the rim, they make sure their shoulders are.
Dylan needs to master knocking down open shots with his feet/shoulders square everytime. This will give him a great foundation to hit more difficult shots in the NBA where he is going to have to intentionally torque his lower body to get shots off.
Love the breakdown unc. Can you do a video on UNC Commit Drake Powell? From the small clips I’ve seen he could be a dark horse candidate for the top pick
W vid, would you do Nikola Topic, Alexandre Sarr or Matas at some point?
Once they officially declare, i'll do some draft breakdowns.
@@DorianGroup82 sick
Please do a breakdown on Tyran Stokes on one of your upcoming videos it would be highly appreciated
amazing video man, been trying to incorporate attacking that top foot and blowing by like how he does with his delay tweens or twitches into his tweens and then blowing by attacking that top foot, also using that off arm to hold the shot blockers off from you. I feel like Dharp is one of the best players for me to study because I am a shorter guard wanting to make the league aswell. I feel like major thing I struggle with is remembering to use that off arm to shield off and attack that top foot when your defender gives you it. What do you think I can do that will help me be able to implement this into my game naturally and help my game expand as a shorter guard?
I also struggle with learning how to get low on my drives like Dylan does after his tweens, any way to help better that as well?
Dropping your hip level all together will help you play lower. Do full court lunges. Try to get your knee to barely tap the floor. That will help you develop the muscle memory in your legs where you will only play want to play basketball that low.
Take on the mentality of a physical player. Use your off arm in everything you do. Think about initiating contact and imposing your will. Take pride in causing natural basketball pain.
Hey coach!
I had aau tryouts today for a shoe circuit team...i am 13 years old and this is a team full of sophomores...one thing i struggled with today were my handles,any advice ??
Work on your dribbling 20 mins a day, everyday. Phil Handy has some good Ballhandling drills on UA-cam. ua-cam.com/video/Dk65Bq24OyQ/v-deo.htmlsi=U1OZeBJYwPqNoKY8
How do you feel about #1 Jaye Nash? (Ace Bailey's point guard)
He was solid. Strong. Seemed moderately responsible with the ball. If he has the right mentality, He would develop well at a low major D1 with a staff who believes. Could be a more disciplined Xavier Johnson at Indiana.
definitely!
do darius acuff!! best guard in the junior class
Harper is a great leaper
I remember my 2nd jv game I had like 10 turnovers tryna pass it back to the point. Now I dont turn it over, but I dont exactly create an advantage for my team either. How can I get through a trap as a small guard 5'11.. its obviously easier for dylan harper because he 6'5 and can just see over them
Each trap is a case by case basis to defeat. I’d have to see film. A few things are universal:
1. Read the trap early. See who is coming off to trap and tell your man to get to the open space of the floor
2. Hit a big for a quick DHO. Trappers follow the ball. Look up pistol action on UA-cam.
3. Get low and attack the slowest man’s outside hip. Even if you have to dribble along to sideline to stay alive, keep attacking. He’ll eventually fall back or you’ll get past him. Steve Nash was great at this.
Ask your coach to watch film with you and work on trap escape scenarios before and after practice.
keep making videos on hs prospects🔥🔥🔥
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Ron Harper need to learn but I believe He will be the first draft choice in his class, he is good a Point guard, if he is taken
by the Spurs , they could make history with Wembayama.
People like to say he’s a James harden type of player but I seen more of a 6’6 Jalen Brunson not as good yet but he got a highhh celling
Whomever compared him to James Harden has an untrained eye. You’re def spot on with your analysis. He’s very much a Jalen Brunson prototype with even some flashes of Luka with his patience and passing.
Going to be interesting to see him with elite bigs screening for him and how creative he is manipulating the defense.
@@DorianGroup82 most definitely, also never really understood the James harden comparison never made sense
@@Him55677they see a 6’6 lefty and think James harden it’s like seeing a 6’9 and saying kd or pg
The pauses 😭
Do Isiah Evan’s breakdown or Darius Acuff or Tahaad Pettiford
Can we get a Mikel Brown!?! I’m gonna keep saying this.. he is the most skilled Pg in High School. Idgaf what no one says it’s not close.
Can you please do VJ edjecombe next
Do Nigel James or kiyan Anthony
Scout breakdown on Jalil Bethea
Can you do a poll on what players you wanna do and let us vote?
I usually do that in the UA-cam Community Tab
you should do trent perry, hes going to the mcdaag
Can we get Tahaad pettiford vid
High School player JJ Mandaquit
Is he good?
He reminds me a lot of dlo from the lakers
Do VJ Edgecombe next
Do Michael foster Jr
Gotta get a vid on Darryn Peterson
I like how your break downs are for nba potential not from where he is now when you said he’s not exceptional athletic for the nba he isn’t he’s about average but for high school he is
Please breakdown tyran stokes
Do isiah evans
Please do Jared Mccain
Please do VJ Edgecombe fom LuHi
He’s been suggested a lot. In your opinion, how good is he?
@@DorianGroup82Anthony Edwards is his comp imo he is that good
@@youngreezy7510really?
@@DorianGroup82 hes really athletic, and plays elite defense and offense. He's a 5 star recruit so i think he us really good
pls do tahaad pettiford
Rob dillingham next PLEASE
He’ll get another growth dourt
do Jail Bethea
You should do robert wright III
I like him a lot. He’s going to be a good college guard.
You should do rob dillingham
Can you do bronny next?
Do a Ian Jackson vid
Can you do Brandon McCoy
Caleb Wilson next?
Saw him last year at EYBL. Imma hold off until he’s a legit NBA prospect. Still has a lot of room to grow.
Do tyran stokes
do liam mcNeeley🙏🏿🙏🏿
Darius Adams next
The only thing objectively wrong is you highlighting ten toes to the rim. Literally no one shoot like this anymore in the NBA. In fact, name me 1 player who’s in the league who does?
@@FadeHook23 God allowed me to train 5 NBA draft picks this year during the predraft process. Along with 15 college all Americans/All Conference players, 10 nationally ranked high school players (3 of which just won a gold medal today) and a myriad of current NBA Players. Everyday we started our workouts with form shooting. Everyone’s feet pointed towards the rim.
Also after VJ, Jalil Bethea
VJ Edgecombe
You gotta do the G-League ignite prospects Matas Buzelis first and Ron Holland second fr
When they declare, Matas is def first up. And a lot of folks ain’t going to like what I got to say.
Reed Shepard.. and rob dillingham
I agreed in many ways with u, but on this PG stuff I highly disagree. Unless we have moved the goal post on what a pg is🤷🏾♂️, he’s a big guard who can play multiple positions but not a PG….
When he gets drafted, what position are you playing him at and what will be his primary responsibilities?
Kind of reminds me of an unselfish harden
Tyran stokes vid
he has pro trainers and they would’ve changed his shot js like rob
this guy aint mikel brown jr man.
Is Dylan better than his Older Brother?
James Harden
So how u feel coop been playing so far ? He still overrated?
None of weaknesses have improved. Montverde is the consummate team that’s balanced and they all play their roles. He’s done nothing this year to be rated a “once in a generation prospect” like many untrained eyes have said. So yes, he is still overrated.
boogie fland
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