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Jaylen Beckham

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Lex. Cath. can be a difficult school....I have no idea... but I wonder if he will get better educational support in New Jersey.

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I think its funny how both the Beckhams ended up at Lex Cath to begin with along with Larry Morton. From what I hear their is a huge booster who used to work with Rick Pitino as a business partner and has a son on the roster who is a Sophomore to be and he has been integral in getting these kids to and from the Elite camps across the country. Hmmmmmmm

I can't speak for DSR but it seems Beckham will face far better competition more consistently at St. Benedict's.

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I can't speak for DSR but it seems Beckham will face far better competition more consistently at St. Benedict's.

 

It's a lateral move for DSR. He plays on a loaded AAU and high school team...

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As Chuck D says: Don't believe the hype.

 

Look at how bad they crushed these teams. I'm not buying the competition bit. Yes, they play some great high school teams but they're not playing them consistently.

 

88-12?

 

http://www.maxpreps.com/high-schools/btV61qRGp0ebHKw39vNlPQ/st-benedicts-prep-gray-bees/basketball/schedule.htm

 

I don't care what you are buying. He plays on a middle of the road AAU squad that is always buried in the bottom of pool play, and might run into one or two good teams in the tournament depending on how the bracket shakes out. Pointing out that they had one awful team on a loaded schedule proves what???

I don't care what you are buying. He plays on a middle of the road AAU squad that is always buried in the bottom of pool play, and might run into one or two good teams in the tournament depending on how the bracket shakes out. Pointing out that they had one awful team on a loaded schedule proves what???

 

It proves that they're not playing topnotch competition. It also proves you didn't look at the link. Let me do the math.

 

Margins of victory: 27, 56, 14, 19, 19, 11, 32, 21, 32, 24, 33, 20, 1, 39, 34, 30, 2, 72, 76, and 44.

 

They're a loaded team playing regular high school teams that can't compete with them.

 

One or two good teams in each AAU tourney is more than he'll be getting at Ben's.

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It's this simple. With the April eval period gone, coaches are being forced to focus more on in season recruiting with only about 20 days open in the summer to see AAU ball. Are his chances at in season exposure better at Lex Cath or national power St Ben's? If you can't see that, debating the topic is futile...

It's this simple. With the April eval period gone, coaches are being forced to focus more on in season recruiting with only about 20 days open in the summer to see AAU ball. Are his chances at in season exposure better at Lex Cath or national power St Ben's? If you can't see that, debating the topic is futile...

 

So we're no longer debating the strong teams that Ben's plays?

 

Fair point on the eval period. However, coaches seem to find players every year from all corners of the earth. They can't find Lexington? They can't watch films?

 

We obviously disagree. This kid has been sold a bill of goods.

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It proves that they're not playing topnotch competition. It also proves you didn't look at the link. Let me do the math.

 

Margins of victory: 27, 56, 14, 19, 19, 11, 32, 21, 32, 24, 33, 20, 1, 39, 34, 30, 2, 72, 76, and 44.

 

They're a loaded team playing regular high school teams that can't compete with them.

 

One or two good teams in each AAU tourney is more than he'll be getting at Ben's.

 

They crushed a loaded Montverde team that had 7 D1 prospects. Bishop O'Connel, St Pats, Lakewood, St Francis and Winter Park were all better than anything Lex Cath saw last year and the Primetime Shootout and City of Palms events were wall to wall with coaches...

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Fair point on the eval period. However, coaches seem to find players every year from all corners of the earth. They can't find Lexington? They can't watch films?

 

Is it easier to go to one event with a bunch of big time programs, or make individuial trips to see one kid play a team that isn't very good at best???

They crushed a loaded Montverde team that had 7 D1 prospects. Bishop O'Connel, St Pats, Lakewood, St Francis and Winter Park were all better than anything Lex Cath saw last year and the Primetime Shootout and City of Palms events were wall to wall with coaches...

 

Irrelevant to my point (other than the fact that Ben's is not being challenged).

 

He's not getting better by playing on a team that wins by 72.

 

He can fully develop staying in Lexington and finding a good AAU team. Of course, you say he's on a middle of the road AAU team. Maybe that tells us he's not good enough to play at the highest level.

I think its funny how both the Beckhams ended up at Lex Cath to begin with along with Larry Morton. From what I hear their is a huge booster who used to work with Rick Pitino as a business partner and has a son on the roster who is a Sophomore to be and he has been integral in getting these kids to and from the Elite camps across the country. Hmmmmmmm

So what are you implying?

So what are you implying?

 

I don't think he was implying anything. I think he's past that stage.

Tournaments like Beachball, City of the Palms, the Hall of Fame classic, and the Primetime shootout are big events that see a ton of coaches. The Marshall Co. hoopfest draws a lot of coaches too.

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