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Highschool sophomore PG who averages 10.0 PPG, 3.0 RPG, and 2.4 APG

nothingbutnet said:
Watching the game of basketball obviously will help make you a better player and it's spring break so I have been on here more (obviously not a good excuse for not playing basketball), but it's conference championship week and some time to relax amd just watch college basketball is what I have been doing.
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Enjoy it. Just always ask yourself, "what's my competitor doing right now... do I deserve it more.. or him?"
 
Google Trey Burke Journey to Ann Arbor. I think there are 4 or 5 episodes (low production quality). You can see his determination, work ethic and dedication plus a lot of the workouts and advice he receives along the way as he prepares for Michigan. Might be worth checking out. Congrats on the improvement and newfound role with the team - good luck - keep us posted!

...speaking of distractions...I should probably stay off this site myself and come back in a couple months when school is out...
 
nothingbutnet said:
Hey guys, well I just wanted some of your opinions on my basketball game. I am a sophomore in high school and our basketball season ended just about a month ago. Our team finished with a horrible 9-18 record, but our team is full of sophomores and juniors, we only had two seniors (one was our 3rd leading scorer, other one was a bench warmer). I came in as a freshman behind a senior who averaged 15 PPG, 4 RPG, and 4 APG at the end of his senior year. I played in 10 varsity games out of 30 and in those ten games I only averaged a few minutes and averaged 1.6 PPG, 0.6 RPG, and 0.3 APG. This year I went from being the 10th man on a team that made it to the state tournament to a starting point-guard on an underachieving team. I improved a lot by playing basketball everyday during the summer and I averaged 10.0 PPG, 3.0 RPG, and 2.4 APG. The divisons for high school basketball are Divison I- Divison IV and we play in Division III. I made All-Division III 4th team this year. My life-long dream is to get a scholarship to a D-1 college and my question is do I have hope?
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No.
 
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