Each and every time Phenom Hoop Report gets to report or sees a commitment from a player we have seen over the years, it is always a fantastic day. It is great to see players achieve their goal to play at the next level and it is such a great accomplishment for that player.
Here is the latest commitment.
Player: Randall Pettus
Class: 2023
Committed to: Northern Kentucky
What Was Said by Phenom Hoops:
'He's a well-rounded guard with the ability to produce with or without the ball in his hands'though he typically controls the action as the primary ball-handler. He's strong, smart, and showcased the ability to set up others while scoring the ball in a multitude of ways. Pettus consistently emerged whenever his team was in need of a bucket. However, he also stood out as a reliable defender, rebounder, and decision-maker. Pettus utilizes his sturdy frame to absorb contact when penetrating and finishing around the basket. It's easy to appreciate everything he does for this group.'
'Pettus has had himself a solid outing on Day 1 at the Phenom MDC. In Game 2 though, was really impressed with his ability to create with the dribble and get to his spots, rising up with confidence and showing his mid-range game. A guard with good athleticism and touch on his shot.'
'Many might have not heard about Pettus but he is helping lead Bessemer City to a very strong record (17-3 overall), as he is really putting up consistent numbers on both ends of the floor. He excels in getting inside and scoring, more than his presence outside, but he also impacts the floor in all sorts of ways. On the year, he is averaging 25.8ppg, 6.9apg, 6.6rpg, and 6.6spg for his team.'
'2023 Randall Pettus (Charlotte Aces) has been one of the most impressive players I've seen today. The Bessemer City prospect is a confident scorer. Finds his spots on the floor and is comfortable hitting shots with a higher degree of difficulty.'
'Tough to contain 2023 Randall Pettus (Charlotte Aces) off the bounce. Efficient scorer. Creates well for himself & others. Smooth release on his jumper.'