Lorenzo Nichols || Virginia Academy || 5’8 PG || 2022

This week’s recap of the Georgia Elite Fall League will highlight some of the most noteworthy Junior from the Class of 2022.

With Alex Fudge expected to make his college announcement on October 10, 2020, we thought it was a good idea to sit down with him to get to know him a little better. Evaluating him on the court, you recognize that he has tools that make him an ideal target for High Major programs. He has elite length and athleticism along with the ability to put the ball on the floor and defend multiple positions. We enjoyed our conversation with Alex, and we believe you will as well.

In the first article I ever wrote on this page, Jabari Smith Jr. was a featured player. He was a rising sophomore at the South Atlanta Fall Showcase with an abundance of size, skill, and potential. Fast-forward to now, and you find a mature basketball player, with a wealth of accomplishments and accolades including consensus Top-5 player in the Class of 2021 and USA Basketball Gold Medalist just to name a few. This article/interview means a lot because I can say I watched a p

Jayden Harris || Christ Chapel Academy || 6’5 SG || 2023

This week's recap of the Georgia Elite Fall League will highlight some of the uncommitted Seniors from the Class of 2021. Check back next week for more updates.

Below you'll find several standout players who we believe helped their recruitment stock moving forward. Check back next week for more updates.

One this is for certain when talking about the “Georgia Elite Fall League”, there is an absolute surplus of basketball talent in the state. From High Major kids and beyond, if you’re a college coach looking for talent, checking in on this league would be a wise move. Below you’ll find a few standout teams and players.

Watching Cole Middleton over the past couple of seasons, I've grown very fond of his game. He has to be one of the hardest-working kids in the state of Georgia right now. He is an exceptional rebounder, can finish in the lane over bigger defenders, and has extended his range out to the perimeter. Couple that with his high academics and the way that he carries himself, what's not to like about the kid? He's a kid that is going to make the right coach happy, everybody wants the

If you have not seen Kowacie Reeves Jr. play in person, then you are truly missing out. He is one of the best shot makers in the state of Georgia. Standing at 6'6 he can shoot over the top of smaller defenders, he can also put the ball on the floor and create his shot from the perimeter against slower defenders. But what I like most about him is his polished footwork, which allows him to create the separation he needs. It is rare to meet a high school player with elite footwo

When class of 2021 Logan Turner walks into the gym, you may not take notice right away but the moment he takes the court he makes his presence felt. He has good positional size & length for a shooting guard as he stands 6'5. He can shoot it well off the dribble & catch, and if you're not careful he will put it on your head as he is a very sneaky athlete.

Michael Thomas || Kilgore College || 6’4 || Combo Guard || 2021 || Lake Charles, LA One of the most athletic kids at the showcase, a...

When Chance Moore walks into the gym, you immediately notice his size & length. And when he takes the court, his elite skillset jumps off the courts at you. He is very intentional about creating off the dribble to get downhill. He shoots it well off the catch, finishes in the lane and is a good positional rebounder.

Chance Moore || McEachern HS (GA) & Aim High || 6'5 SG/SF || C/O 2021 || High Major

Most talent evaluators have player preferences if you encounter one that says they don’t, you shouldn’t believe anything else they write or say. I have a preference, it’s typically a player between 6’4 and 6’10 that can play on the wing. Has the ability to dribble, pass, shoot, rebound, and defend multiple positions. This has been my preference since the 1996-1997 Chicago Bulls starting lineup consisted of Michael Jordan (G) 6’6, Ron Harper (G) 6’6, Scottie Pippen (F) 6’7, De

I love the modern era of positionless/small-ball basketball we are currently in, which started in the NBA and has since trickled down to college and now high school. Phil Jackson once said that an ideal starting five in the NBA would consist of everyone being between 6-foot-5 and 6-foot-9, and they would all have the ability to dribble, pass, shoot, rebound and defend multiple positions. With that said, I would like to list the three-players I saw this past weekend at the Tip

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Quest Multisport Sports Facility in Chicago, IL was the site of the 2020 BWB Global Camp; the annual Allstar Weekend event featured 39 of the best international born High School aged players in the World! It is a must-see event for NBA Executives and Scouts, as they continue to evaluate talent for the upcoming and future drafts. I have selected several players that stood out during the camp while doing a good job of showcasing their talent in front of the NBA Executives. Jea

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Tonight is the tip-off of the 2020 ARS/Rescue Rooter National Hoopfest in Memphis, TN. I'm so excited about this event because it is loaded with elite-level D-I basketball talent from all over the country. To kick off the event tonight, it's safe to say it'll be a battle for name rights as Christian Brothers (TN) plays host Christian Brothers (MO) which features 2020 UNC signee, Caleb Love.

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It's official, High School basketball is underway with this past weekend "Georgia's Elite 8 Tip-Off Classic" (GE8TOC) hosted by the good...