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Nice dribbling, but quite a lot of work to do on his release.
Nice dribbling, but quite a lot of work to do on his release.
He is only 11 years old so he probably doesn't have a lot of strength.
They rank 6th graders?
Uh, I'm Chris Hansen, and I want you all to take a seat over there and open up your paper bags.
I'd like to see him go up against Jayshawn Augusto.
and he's pretty undersized for his position don't you think?
I give him 50-50 against Lebron one on oneand he's pretty undersized for his position don't you think?
Seriously, I don't understand why there is so much focus on dribbling in this video when he doesn't have the fundamentals of shooting, like how to place his hands, and not to propel the ball with his off-hand. I agree some of it is linked to low strength, especially in the upper body as could be expected, but still. That's how you end up with extremely talented 21y old NBA players who still don't know how to shoot properly (Exhibit A: James, Parker, etc.)
How many championships have he won? Huh? Skills don't matter, stats don't matter, teammates don't matter, if he hasn't won the ring, he's nothing!
Seriously though, he is already better than I am now, lol.
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do they drug test young athletes? theres nothing stoppin him from juicing up to get bigger and taller...
lol @ the posters who are being critical of a 6th grader.
Chill the out, he's a little sperm cell right now. He'll get better at his shooting.
He can have all the stats he wants, kobe still has more rings!!!
Kobe>this 6th grader!!!!!
sons hopefully this young buck can stay on the right path so that he ends up in the NBA and not prison.
Or at the very least, he has a stint in the NBA before he goes to prison.
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