Chris Crawford benefits from having elite talent surrounding him on the AAU trail. If a team wants him as a complimentary piece, that's fine. If someone is duped into thinking the fact he made a tournament winning shot out there makes him a primary option, they'll be horribly disappointed.Chris Crawford also made a big name for himself in Vegas (I am sure you knew this Hat). There is quite a bit of in-state talent right now.
Chris Crawford benefits from having elite talent surrounding him on the AAU trail. If a team wants him as a complimentary piece, that's fine. If someone is duped into thinking the fact he made a tournament winning shot out there makes him a primary option, they'll be horribly disappointed.
Joe Jackson (Memphis Magic)- Jackson put together a string of high-scoring games on the final day of the adidas Super 64, leading his team to a championship. As a point guard, Jackson has improved as a distributor, but his bread is buttered by his ability to score tough points. With a blazing burst to the basket going either direction, Jackson gets to the bucket with the best of them. But more than just his athleticism and scoring touch, it is competitive fire that makes him special. Not many players can cover half the court in three seconds and hit a running 30-footer to put a game into overtime with a composed confidence like Jackson did to take down DC Assault in the semifinals.
Adonis Thomas (2011 Memphis Magic)- Although Thomas is a role player for the Magic, he is an elite small forward prospect in his own right. His jumper continues to improve, and he will likely have his choice of school before his recruitment comes to an end. An elite defender with a big time body, Thomas has the skill package and the intangibles that would make a college coach drool.
Chris Crawford (Memphis Magic)- The 6-foot-4 shooting guard played his way into being a high major recruit in Las Vegas. A pure shooter with sneaky athleticism, Crawford hit big shots after big shots and played a strong overall game. He was definitely the x-factor for the Memphis squad.
Once the Memphis fans get past their bitterness and hurt feelings, they're going to realize that the upcoming players off the Memphis Magic are Cal's real legacy. Those guys got to see firsthand what Memphis basketball can accomplish. John made it cool to be a Tiger. Those kids get the added benefit of doing it in their hometown. Now, Josh is going to reap the benefits.
John didn't recruit Memphis because he could get better players elswehere. If he were still there, they'd get all of the Magic players.The only part I dont like about the way Cal left is that he stole are recruits other than that im very happy what he did at Memphis and how he made us a power house.If Cal was still at Memphis we probably wouldnt get any of the recruits but maybe JJ from the Memphis Magic becaue Cal didnt recruit good localy but he recruited very good nationly anyway im very happy to have Pastner whos looking like the bestt young coach in college basketball and hopefully we can get the players from Memphis Magic.
The only part I dont like about the way Cal left is that he stole are recruits other than that im very happy what he did at Memphis and how he made us a power house.If Cal was still at Memphis we probably wouldnt get any of the recruits but maybe JJ from the Memphis Magic becaue Cal didnt recruit good localy but he recruited very good nationly anyway im very happy to have Pastner whos looking like the bestt young coach in college basketball and hopefully we can get the players from Memphis Magic.
John didn't recruit Memphis because he could get better players elswehere. If he were still there, they'd get all of the Magic players.
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