5 years of draft classes (Ball brothers included)

[buckfoston824]

How many players did you make for the 2019, 2020 and 2021 draft classes? These look dope and I agree with the ratings.

[JayStarr]

Quote: Originally Posted by buckfoston824

How many players did you make for the 2019, 2020 and 2021 draft classes? These look dope and I agree with the ratings.

A lot . Always adding more too. Thanks.

[JayStarr]

Just did a couple major updates enjoy.

[Teondaddy1]

Do you have a spreadsheet or list of the players you have in your classes?

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[vc3616]

Sweet I found this super late as I'm in 2021 but oh well lol

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[dab0yech0]

Quote: Originally Posted by VAWereWolf65

If you watch him actually play, he's easily the worst one out of the three brothers and there are a lot better players on Chino Hills than Linagelo. He's not a good athlete, he looks slow on the court and he makes bad decisions with the ball. He can hit the three pointer but is nowhere near as good as his brothers at shooting. He's inconsistent, and his game just isn't very impressive overall. I have yet to see him on any mock drafts or big boards, and i think there's a good reason for that.

I have had the privilege of watching him for 4 years at Chino Hills. This year the rift between Lavar Ball and Stephen Gilling was just terrible and really divided the two boys from the team. Although they had a huge win streak and kept winning, behind the scenes was just terrible. This led to plays being called that were never ran, defenses being called that Lavar Ball would make the team switch while yelling from the audience. It was just crazy. If you watched the Ball Bros under coach Steve Baik instead it was almost a different team.

With that being said, LiAngelo is listed at 6 6 240 (in person I think hes more 6 5 at most maybe even 6 4) strengths are his ability to post guards, and 3 pt shooting. He is excellent at sealing his man and going for the entry passes and has the best "textbook" form of the 3 brothers. I really wish he was about 2 or 3 inches taller because his game translates into a faceup 4.

If used the right way he can really excel. Projecting to the future, if he does grow another inch I think he can really be a dangerous pick and pop big he'd be perfect for like CP3 or Rondo and other guards who mesh with 4s who can shoot

[dab0yech0]

Quote: Originally Posted by VAWereWolf65

If we're being realistic, Liangelo Ball honestly isn't an NBA prospect. He's only a 3 star recruit coming out of high school and hasn't showed very much potential or NBA level talent.

Also don't forget Steph Curry was a 3 star recruit as well. Scouts said his jumper was too low and he would never get it off at the pro level.

Thats why I love working in high school/college basketball the progression and hard work of these guys really does show. I think the Ball Bros are in good hands with loud mouth Lavar Ball. He talks a lot but he really will push his boys to the next level

[JayStarr]

Quote: Originally Posted by Teondaddy1

Do you have a spreadsheet or list of the players you have in your classes? Sent from my Z981 using Operation Sports mobile app

No I don't. You'll have to download and check me out.