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Opinions on Metro Exposure Event?

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Attended the Metro Exposure event at Iroquois HS in Louisville yesterday. Was pretty impressed, they delivered the coaches – maybe 40? - and ran a good program. Three groups of approx. 25 boys per shift, an hour and a quarter per shift. Drills plus 3x3 halfcourt and 5x5 fullcourt. Be interested to hear the opinions of anyone else who went. My only criticism of their system was that a few of the players didn’t get rotated between both courts so maybe only got seen closely by half the coaches.

 

Several kids may have punched their tickets to college. Coaches were grabbing kids in the hallway, especially the bigs. A little tougher for the guards to separate themselves from the pack in an event like this. Several offers were given on the spot.

 

Thought this event ran smoothly and did a good job. Charged admission but there was nowhere to sit, otherwise first-class. I’d also recommend this event or others like it for seniors. A lot of the seniors are getting very nervous about now because they don’t have anything lined up, but these small schools are really just getting in the swing of recruiting next year’s team. The coaches were much more motivated at this event than at an AAU-type or NCAA-certified event where all the kids have one or more years of high school left. This was “here and now, baby.”

Always a good event. Several kids have gotten offers from this. Shame you have to have one of these. Colleges especially small college dont get out enough and recruit. Im sure budgets have a lot to do with it.

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