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6’6 2018 Jaylen Sims – Positional Versatility
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Jimmy Nichols – 2 Months Later, He Narrows to 3
Jimmy Nichols – 2 Months Later, He Narrows to 3 By Jamie Shaw Only yesterday, Nichols narrowed his list to three schools. Of the 20+ offers Nichols received he chose South Carolina, Miami and Providence as his final group. This success should come as no surprise, Nichols has been a stalwart at the prestigious South Carolina Top 80. Against the top players in the state, he has been a stand...
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Phenom Recruitment Update: 2018 Elijah McCadden (Greenfield HS)
2018 Elijah McCadden was one of the top performs at the Phenom Joe Miller Invitational in Wilmington, NC. He spoke about one of his performances in the event, while also providing an update on his recruitment. Find out the latest with, as several programs are coming on him strong.
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Phenom Recruitment Update: 2019 Dae Dae Heard (Miller School, VA)
2019 Dae Dae Heard is a name that many might have not heard but could be making a splash and certainly is one to watch, as several programs are taking notice of him early on in the state of Virginia. See what he had to say as he spoke with our Recruiting Analyst Patrick O’Brien
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Ten Standouts of the Phenom Joe Miller (Part I)
The first annual Phenom Hoops Joe Miller Invitational, hosted by our Jamie Shaw and Rick Lewis, is in the books as 16 teams came to support and play in the historic Brogden Hall (Wilmington, NC). Wilmington, NC – The first annual Phenom Hoops Joe Miller Invitational, hosted by our Jamie Shaw (Left) and Rick Lewis (Right), is in the books as 16 teams came to support and play in the historic...
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Ten Standouts of the Phenom Joe Miller (Part II)
The first annual Phenom Hoops Joe Miller Invitational, hosted by our Jamie Shaw and Rick Lewis, is in the books as 16 teams came to support and play in the historic Brogden Hall (Wilmington, NC). Wilmington, NC – The first annual Phenom Hoops Joe Miller Invitational, hosted by our Jamie Shaw (Left) and Rick Lewis (Right), is in the books as 16 teams came to support and play in the historic...
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Bryce Golden Showed to be A High Level Throwback
The stretch 5 position is the new thing in basketball. The likes of Myles Turner, Anthony Davis, Boogie Cousins, Karl Anthony Towns, and others are changing the complexion of the game. However, there will always be a place in basketball for a big man, who you can throw the ball to in the paint and he can go get a basket. Saint James Bryce Golden is this type of throwback post. He understands...
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Future Gamecock Ibrahim Doumbia goes in-depth about South Carolina
Ibrahim Doumbia, a 6-foot-8 forward from Miami Country Day School(FL) who is signed to the University of South Carolina and the first cousin of Cheick Diallo (NBA), looked spectacular this past weekend at thePhenom Hoops Joe Miller Invitational (Wilmington, NC). In his first game against Kinston (NC), he recorded 25 points, 12 rebounds, and 4 blocks. In his second game against Word of God (NC),...
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Length, wingspan and intangibles: 6
Qudos Wahab is a consensus top 30 player in the country for his class. Last March, he participated in the 2nd Annual Virginia Top 80 and didn
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Word of God’s “Glue Guy”: 6’4 2017 Aarom Simmons
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PhenomJoeMiller Standouts Day 2 (Part I)
2019 Aundre Hyatt (Miller School): Hyatt was one of our standouts from Day 1 but after his performance on Day 2 against a good Oldmsar Christian team, he deserves to be on it again on Day 2. Hyatt is just so tough on the court but the debates continue to see where he could play at the next level. But in the first half, he was all over the floor. At half time, Oldsmar had 15 points, while Hyatt...
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PhenomJoeMiller Day 2 Standouts Part II
2018 Elijah McCadden (Greenfield): When you watch, it is hard not to keep your eyes on Coby White but you may want to step away for a few seconds to take a look at McCadden. This guard is productive every time we see him and did it again on Day 2. The 6
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Long term not so far off: 6
Isaiah Mucius is a consensus top forty player in the 2018 class nationally. The extremely long and bouncy forward is best described as being a long-term prospect with a tremendous upside. In his team
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PhenomJoeMiller Bendel’s Best: Lincoln Charter vs University Heights
Player Recaps: Lincoln Charter v. University Heights Lincoln Charter 6
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PhenomJoeMiller Bendel’s Best: Kinston vs Miami Country Day
Player Recaps: Miami Country Day v. Kinston Miami Country Day 6
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PhenomJoeMiller Showcase Standouts Part II (Day 1)
2018 Kody Shubert (Lincoln Charter): Shubert has been a name around North Carolina but needs to become a bigger national name. Even though he may be 6
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PhenomJoeMiller Bendel’s Best: Word of God vs Greenfield
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PhenomJoeMiller Bendel’s Best: New Hanover vs Trinity Christian
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PhenomJoeMiller Day 1 Standouts
So many great performances with so many different players stepping up on the big stage to perform at a high level. We had 13 players committed to D1 programs and 18 who are ranked in the nation
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PhenomJoeMiller Player Profile: 2019 Aundre Hyatt (Miller School)
Player: Aundre Hyatt Class: 2019 School: Miller School Offers: Virginia Tech, Old Dominion, Providence, East Carolina, USC, VCU, Massachusetts, St. Louis, South Florida, Hofstra, Manhattan, Yale, Iona, St. John
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Record Breaking Years, You Got to Read About
In the history of North Carolina High School basketball, no player had ever scored over 1,000 points in a single season. That is until last year, when Darius McGhee scored 1,057 points during his 2015-16 season. That is an amazing number considering the players who have come through the North Carolina High School League. This record gives McGhee more points than NBA stars such as Antawn Jamison,...
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PhenomJoeMiller Showcase Standouts Part I (Day 1)
2017 Josh Colon (Blue Ridge): Colon came out firing on Day 1 for Blue Ridge and was the true main threat in a relatively easy win for his team. Colon though set the tone and did it with his outside shot. He hit four three-pointers, including two And-1
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PhenomJoeMiller Player Profile: 2019 Levontae Knox (Lincoln Charter)
Player: Levontae Knox Class: 2019 School: Lincoln Charter Interests: NC A&T, Wesleyan, Catawba What Was Said: “Knox does the dirty work, and he excels at it. He is a very good rebounder and a lock down, 94 foot defender. In the half court, watch out cause he is hunting the opportunity to put it on your head. He is averaging 10 points, 7 boards, and 4 assists per game. Like...
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Elijah Weaver Is In Conversation For Top 2018 PG, Nationally
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Already Highly Ranked, Alexander Walker Will Continue Getting Better
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PhenomJoeMiller Player Profile: 2018 DJ Mitchell (Oldsmar Christian)
Player: DJ Mitchell Class: 2018 School: Oldsmar Christian Academy Offers: Cleveland State, Kent State, Kennesaw State, Florida Gulf Coast, St. Joseph
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PhenomJoeMiller Player Profile: 2018 Taji Moore (Kinston)
Player: Taji Moore Class: 2018 Team: Kinston Interests: Radford, Lees McRae, Lenoir Rhyne What Has Been Said: “While it is clear that Dunn is the best player on the team, it is Moore who makes everything go. The first thing that stands out about Moore
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PhenomJoeMiller Player Profile: 2018 Ramello Williams (New Hanover)
Player: Ramello Williams Class: 2018 School: New Hanover What Has Been Said: “Williams is a very good athlete who has a nose for the ball. He takes pride in defense and rebounding and is able to get into the lane and score from 18 feet and in. Williams
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