Although Ball is very talented... I wonder how his actions in this sort of game is perceived by most NCAA coach's... especially Mr. Alford.

Oh man that's just sad. If I'd seen that final score and none of the context, I'd have been really excited. As it is, that's not even entertaining.

What part I watched the kid never played defense and cherry picked the entire time. PP, I'd be willing to bet you could score 100 by standing near the half court line all night while the other 4 ran down on D and then fed you the ball. What they should have done, both teams take the other 4 out and let this kid play one on one against the other team's best kid. Might have been a better game.

 

PP92, no disrespect to your basketball prowess intended.

LaMe.

He plays defense like UK.

 

He can at least hit a layup.

He plays defense like UK.

 

He can at least hit a layup.

 

Ha ha. Love this!

Couldn't get past those eyebrows.

A D1 recruit and he can not use his left hand?

The short ime I could stand watching the debacle he finished every lay up using his right hand.

Is this kid a brother of current UCLA freshman Lonzo Ball? I agree with all that been mentioned, this was horrible!

Is this kid a brother of current UCLA freshman Lonzo Ball? I agree with all that been mentioned, this was horrible!

 

Yes, already committed to UCLA.

Yes, already committed to UCLA.

 

............and maybe he already has a press agent.

Yes, already committed to UCLA.

 

Wait, the kid that chumped in 92 is going to UCLA? If so, UCLA might want to reconsider.

The sad thing is that if you go to some of these "Showcase Camps" you'll see that type of play everywhere. Kids don't even think about defense. They get beat and then release down the court looking for the cheap basket just like this kid did. The guys that run the camp are only worried about getting "exposure" so they don't stop it. To make it worse, these are the kids that usually wind up on the "All-Star" teams at the end of the camp.

 

Ball's coaches should be ashamed of themselves for letting this happen.

The sad thing is that if you go to some of these "Showcase Camps" you'll see that type of play everywhere. Kids don't even think about defense. They get beat and then release down the court looking for the cheap basket just like this kid did. The guys that run the camp are only worried about getting "exposure" so they don't stop it. To make it worse, these are the kids that usually wind up on the "All-Star" teams at the end of the camp.

 

Ball's coaches should be ashamed of themselves for letting this happen.

 

amen, and amen.

'showcase' camps must be a nice business to be in.

Wait, this qualifies as high school basketball in CA? Cause that was absolutely disgusting.