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Gotta See This 5th Grader from Orlando Play Varsity

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Not bad for a 5th grader, but the defense, or lack there of, by the other team was "porous" at best. Who were those teams they were playing, the Washington Generals?

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Not bad for a 5th grader, but the defense, or lack there of, by the other team was "porous" at best. Who were those teams they were playing, the Washington Generals?

It is like they did not want to guard him because they might hurt him.

For a 5th grader, he handles the ball well, has some nice moves and has a pretty good shot.

I remember seeing a quote from his father, who is also his coach. He mentioned he can do things some NBA players can't. I'm sure one of those things is actually dribbling between a defender's legs.

The video was so bogus. I will admit he has handles, but the entire game was dumbed down to his level.

The video was so bogus. I will admit he has handles, but the entire game was dumbed down to his level.
I disagree. I could tell from watching the video, that it is real. Although, I could also tell that it is a BAD level of basketball, a level that we don't usually see in Kentucky. I personally know of a kid that played varsity basketball somewhere in Florida as a middle schooler, but moved to Kentucky as a Freshman, now a Junior, not good enough to get significant JV minutes at a program that is no danger of winning it's region this year. Folks, although at times there is not as much top level talent in KY as maybe TN or IN, I can assue you that the way the game is coached and played in this state is second to none.

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