Trice Tears Up Tampa Pro Am; Readies For NBA Summer League

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Trice Tears Up Pro Combine in Tampa

D'Mitrik Trice, an All Big Ten performer last season en route to leading Wisconsin to a Top-10 ranking last season, made a name for himself as he dominated at the Tampa Pro Combine for NBA Prospects held last weekend. 

Trice was one of the leading scorers and assist leaders of the camp (18 ppg)  while shooting over 55% from the 3 and filling up the stat sheet - one of Trice's little known factoids about the dynamic PG. 

He is a elite passer, but he is also a above average rebounder and defender, and really fills the boxes on intangibles which most NBA organizations love.

He was selected first on the All-Combine Team, and was arguably the best player in the camp.

This should bolster Trice's already rising stock, as he signed with an elite agency as well.

Except to see Trice starting on someone's NBA summer League team this July. 

Trice Recently did play in a Charity Game with his brothers nevertheless, and was selected as the MVP of the Dayton HS Sports 2nd Annual Celebs vs Refs Game in Dayton, Ohio at West Carrollton HS.

 Trice, who was coached by his dad who went to Butler, won a State Championship at Wayne HS. 

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T3TV Battle Royale Brings All The Smoke On Memorial Weekend

 T3TV Battle Royale Brings All The Smoke On Memorial Weekend;

 AAU Tournament Features Top Ranked Teams in Country;  NFL Legend Supports CP3 Team    

By Deon Cash

 Ladies and gentlemen I think we have a new heavyweight championship contender when it comes to AAU Programs who put on hoop events nationally. 

 T3TV has taken the AAU world by storm, and that was very evident this last weekend as people piled in Courts 4 Sports and Sports Plus facilities in the Cincinnati area (Mason) to watch the best of the best in youth hoops compete over the Memorial Day weekend. 

 And when we say the best of the best, we mean it. 

National Top 5 ranked Organizations such as Bates Fundamentals, Team Teague, SuperFriends, Edmond Sumner Elite, CP3 Elite, Illinois Flight, Indy Premiere, and BNU all invaded the Southwest Ohio event. 

 Bear in mind that CP3 is ran by NBA Pro Chris Paul and his organization, while Team Teague is ran by the famous Teague family that plays in the NBA along with their father.

Bates Fundamentals is ran by the superstar HS player Emoni Bates family and friends. 

With over 20 divisions in the Battle Royale, each team was split up into groups of 4 for pool play. After Day 2, you move to the Gold, Silver, or Bronze division to compete for a championship depending on how u finished in pool play.

 However, the event went crazy from Day 1 as the level of play, the amount of elite programs involved, and the highlights and footage on the first night?

 Its like nothing you have seen this AAU Season for sure. 

 You have a man-child in 8th grade bodying players as if he’s in college. You have another kid in 6th grade shooting a incredible between-the legs layups with 3 guys guarding him. 3rd and 4th graders hitting 3’s from NBA range. 

Even cheerleaders was at the event. Yes. Cheerleaders were at the event.

 And yes, it was that serious. 

 Buzzer beaters, clutch shots, incredible plays, hyped up, awesome crowds, coaches actin a fool (not really, but somewhat) and intensity from all angles.

 There was also star power from the media side as T3TV, In The Gym Media, Overtime, Slam, MSHTV, Ball Is Life, Buckeye Prep, Top 25 Scouts, Miami Valley Hoop Vault, Top Recruitzz, Coast2Coast, Fox Sports, D-Rich TV and SELive365 piled up to bring some incredible footage for the event. 

 And did we mention that Adam “Pac Man" Jones, the NFL Legend, attended the event along with other stars?

  

 “I came to check out my family who play with the CP3 Elite squad," Pac Man stated as he rolled in with his wife, son, and family to enjoy the intensity of the game and atmosphere. 

“This event was lit, let's get it!” Jones excitedly said before he jumped in the pictures with CP3 Elite, who won the 6th grade championship over the Illinois Flight in a dogfight at the end.

 Terry Holt II, who is the CEO of T3TV, was very happy with the turnout. “We felt really proud to have a event of this magnitude, and it go well for us. We love the support and we hope that we can continue to build and go to other cities to do T3TV Events. It was a total team effort.” 

 Here are the Champions from Each Division: 

BNU / SuperFriends (Class Of 2032) 

MVP: Marion Mathews 

Memphis Heat Prep (Class of 2030) 

MVP: Aiden Harris

                           

                     Team BNU (Class of 2029)

                        MVP: Andrew Woeste 

Hoosier Phenoms (Class of 2031) 

MVP: Entire Team

Ballers 4 Scholars (Class of 2028) 

MVP: Adam Daniels 

CP3 Academy (Class of 2027) 

MVP: Entire Team 

The Family (Class of 2026) 

MVP: Entire Team

SuperFriends (Class of 2025) 

MVP: Entire Team 

                   

 To Watch Highlights: Top25 Scouts, T3TV, InTheGym, Overtime (Instagram)

 To Watch Interviews: SELive365, Fox Sports Dayton, (IG) 

 One thing is certain. T3TV has carved out its own niche, and true to form, Holt and his dream is coming true right before your eyes.

 Many coaches, fans, and players agreed at the event that this was easily the best Tournament of the AAU season. 

Add the fact that there were no fights, incidents, or any negative vibes that could derail a great event like this? Now you possibly got something special.

 Could we have a new Heavyweight Champion in AAU Hoops? Surely looking like it. 

 To see more, go to www.T3TVSports.com

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Carman To Bengals, Will Uphold "Coach Gil" Legacy; Miamisburg Product to Pack; BBGL Super Bowl Matchup; Hoop Showcase 22nd-23rd; New Rule for DPS;

 Former Pee Wee Lions Player Will Continue To Honor "Coach Gil" As Carman Readies for NFL 

 Jackson Carman, one of the key pieces to the incredible run at Clemson with #1 pick Trevor Lawrence at the helm, has a new home in the NFL. 

Almost a homecoming, of sorts. 

 Carman was drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals in the 2nd round last weekend.

 And by most experts. It looks like the Bengals received great value and have received great reviews for snagging one of the anchors of the Tigers powerful offensive line.

 Carman, from the Cincinnati area in Fairfield, Ohio, has some Dayton ties as he played for the Meadowdale Pee Wee Lions in his early career. He took mentoring from the likes of current Lions Varsity Assistant Coach Doug Spears and other good coaches on that great Lions Wee staff. 

But when Carman found out that one of his influential coaches from the program in Jerrold Gilbert had passed, he took it hard. 

He has since said that he vows to honor “Coach Gil" and his legacy. Carman made it to the funeral, and has always embraced the Lions family as one that helped him get his “Feet On The Ground" and learn the game and life the right way.

 Carman will be a starter for years to come in the NFL, as he was a anchor on a great offensive line that won two College Football Championships and reached three Championship Games in Jackson’s tenure. The 6’7 beast of a lineman should be a plug and insert player in the pros. The Bengals maybe got their next Anthony Munoz. We might be setting the bar high, but this guy is up to the task.

 Miamisburg Grad Josh Meyers Taken By Packers 

 The Miamisburg Vikings have another NFL guy to hang their hats on, as Ohio State offensive lineman Josh Meyers was drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the NFL Draft in Day 2. 

 Meyers, who anchored the Vikings to playoff berths in his tenure at Miamisburg, was the center of the Ohio State offensive line that vaunted offense that came one win away from a BCS Championship. 

Meyers is a intelligent guy who had a good relationship with Justin Fields and Coach Ryan Day, and his work ethic put him in a elite category in itself. Meyers worked hard to get his body right and earn a starting spot. Once he got in the rotation, he never left.

 Interesting enough, the question remians; Will Meyers be blocking for the great Aaron Rodgers? Or will it be for young upstart Jordan Love?

 Whoever it is you can best believe the Miamisburg product will be ready. Congrats to Meyer and his family.

 BBGL Super League (Super Bowl 2) Features Daren C, Brooks as Packers, Bills Go At It 

 The Big Boy Gamer League hosted its 2nd SuperLeague Super Bowl as D. Brooks (Bills) and Daren C. (Packers) went at it in Madden 21 on Playstation 4/5.

DAREN C (PACKERS)

D. BROOKS  (BILLS) 

 Both teams had very good years as Daren C went 13-3 while Brooks went 15-1 in the Regular Season. Brooks had the top seed last season before being knocked off by Season 1 SuperLeague Champion Antonio McWhite and the Denver Broncos.

 This Super Bowl shows the depth and quality of the SuperLeague, as the reigning 3-Time Champion of the BBGL Leagues haven’t reached the Super Bowl yet in Carl Darden. Darden, who has dominated the previous BBGL Madden League, has had 2 good seasons but has faltered in the playoffs.

 In the two Super Bowls, there has been 4 different teams, which shows the type of serious talent in the League.

 The new season will start tonight, and there are a couple spots still available. 

 To watch Daren C and D Brooks LIVE Stream of the Game, click here: For more info on the BBGL Super League, go to the Big Boy Gamer League (Facebook Groups). 

 DPS Athletics Institutes New Transfer Rule Dayton

Dayto. Public Schools has implemented a new, self imposed rule, which they hope to clean up the yearly transferring from one school to another. 

The Rule is simple: If you transfer from School to School in the DPS Program, you will have to sit out a whole calendar year from playing athletics for the school you are transferring to. 

 This rule is unprecedented as nobody in Southwest Ohio has this. 

While some people feel it will work, there are some who are concerned. Will this affect in a negative or positive way? What happens if you simply move into another area and have to go to another school?  

While there are questions that remain, DPS Athletics feels this is a way to stop kids from transferring from school to school just to “stack teams.” 

 While OHSAA has there own penalty for transferring, which is already stiff, DPS has decided to do that one stiffer by taking out the entire season. 

Remember, this is right after the kids have just missed a season due to Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, and then after they played literally half a season in every sport this school year. 

Senior HS Hoop Showcase Set For 22nd-23rd

The Dayton HS Sports Senior Showcase is set for 22nd-23rd of May at West Carrollton High School.

The event will feature 8 games, with 5 of them being HS Games. The other 3 will be a Legends Game, a Coaches vs Refs game and a Media vs Celebs game.

The Nominee List will be available tomorrow.

Tickets will be on sale on Wednesday at www.SELive365.com 

 

BONUS SPORTS SHOWS OUT AT 3RD ANNUAL SHOWCASE 

Bonus Sports held their 3rd Annual Senior Basketball Showcase at Dayton Sports Complex and had a great turnout as the top senior hoopers came out to compete in the 3-point contest, slam dunk contest and the All-Star Game..

With some of the top Seniors from all over the state, Bonus Sports showed they are a real force in the media game and continues to provide a great platform for high school student athletes. 

"We are happy with the results and we looking forward to next year" CEO Darius Miller stated. 

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"CHILD SUPPORT" DRAWS RAVE REVIEWS; LEGEND HOSTS GIRLS TOURNEY; BOWTILLION IS BACK; OBA, DAYTON FLIGHT IN ACTION

 STAR STUDDED EVENTS CAPTURE WEEKEND IN DAYTON; PRO HOOP LEAGUES START

 With a plethora of star studded events last weekend, here were the big events and how they turned out after a wet weekend of rain and clouds. However that didn’t stop no shows as mostly everything, save baseball, was able to continue. Here were the events and how they did: 

“CHILD SUPPORT” SHOWCASE DRAWS RAVE REVIEWS IN DETROIT, DAYTON 

 Jason Hampton, known as Jason DBKS, put together another top notch showing as he used the Neon Theatre to drop his second major movie. DBKS created Got My Hustle Up, which is one of the best independent films in 2020, garnering nominations all over the country for the movie, which featured stars such as Jamal “Gravy" Woolard, who played “Biggie Smalls" in the B.I.G. story, hilarious comedian Michael Blackson, Bambi Johnson from Love and Hip Hop Atlanta, Artist Murda Pain and the Double Dose Twins as well. The film was highly acclaimed and helped setup the 2nd major indie film DBKS is dropping. 

“Child Support” centers around Hampton and the lifelong struggle he has had with the entire system as he tried to navigate his way towards happiness and financial freedom. 

On his journey he runs into some characters along the way. He also runs into some key issues, that help explain the story and DBKS does a good job of keeping you into the movie in narrator mode in key times, similar to the way Ice Cube would tell the story in his infamous Friday trilogy. 

 With another cast of stars such as Faizon Love (Big Worm in Friday), Bizzy Bone (Bone Thugs and Harmony) and Michael Blackson, and a appearance from partner in crime Boo Pac? 

 This could be the Cartoon of the Year, as Hampton continues to take himself, his company, and the entire city of Dayton to new levels when it comes to entertainment and bringing the superstars to Dayton. 

“I Just love puttin’ on for my city, and I love the support we getting. We want to thank everyone for all the love. We gone keep working and keep bringing top stars to Dayton.” DBKS said. 

Look for more dates for CHILD SUPPORT to be premiered. Make no mistake, this movie has all the makings to go mainstream, and stay there, along with DBKS and his team. Follow Jason DBKS and us on the journey! 

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 BOWTILLION BRINGS OUT THE BEST AS LANE BRINGS ELITE EVENT BACK 

 The Bowtillion, which is one of the Elite Social events in Dayton, was at it again last weekend as Ronnell Lane, one of the elite barbers in the country, hosted his Annual event in downtown Dayton. 

                     Bowtillion CEO Ronnell Lane 

                    (Photo By: Shutter Eye Photo) 

 The event has grown every year, and unfortunately was cancelled last year due to Covid-19. With restrictions being loosened up due to available vaccinations, Lane would decide to bring back the event, in which it would not disappoint. 

With hundreds of professionals and socialites there, it was a elite and beautiful event. With live music, great dancing, and Covid-19 rules in tact, people were having a glorius time once again. With everything that has happened in the last couple years, Lane was happy and blessed to be able to bring it back. 

 With bowties all over the place in a variety of styles, it was pretty dope to see all the different styles that was displayed. Not to mention the elegance of the ladies who were dressed in all types of dresses and styles, with nothing but smiles on the faces of mostly everyone in attendance. 

“It was good to bring it back after everything that happened last year, with our shop being destroyed by the Tornadoes, and Covid-19 shutting us down. I’d like to truly thank everyone who attended or supported the event.” Lane said. 

 While there is no exact time on when Lane will bring his barber shop back, you can expect it to be top notch, as Lane always handles his business with class and great execution, similar to the way he cuts hair. 

Lane labels his cuts “Masterpieces” which makes sense as he provides one of the great experiences in getting your haircut. Congrats to Lane and hia team on bringing the Bowtillion back. 

 For more info on Lane or the Bowtillion, go to Lane social media pages to see photos, videos, and more info.  

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HOSKINS FIRST AAU TOURNEY BRINGS TOP LADIES TEAMS OUT; “IM BLESSED"

 Brandie Hoskins, the former WNBA player and C-J legend, hosted her first ever basketball tournament last weekend at Bales Arena in Beavercreek, Ohio. 

With over 50 teams at the event, it was a huge success for Hoskins and her team. 

 “It was a honor to host my own Basketball Tourney" Hoskins stated. I feel blessed to be able to do this. We were disappointed that we couldn’t finish the tournament but I didn’t want nobody to get hurt. 

Due to the humidity in the gym, (causing much more slicker courts) we felt like that was the best decision for all involved. We don’t want to see anyone getting injured at our event. As far as the competition, we were very happy with the teams who showed up and the level they were playing at.” 

There were many of the top programs there throughout Ohio, as the ladies went at it on Friday and Saturday. With grades ranging from middle school up, there was some very good talent on display. 

The event was very competitive and professionally ran, and that would be evident in the fact that they would decide on Saturday to halt the final day of the tournament as the hoop floors took a steep turn for the worse after the major outpour of rain this weekend.

 Hoskins has said that she has a few other big things in the works as she continues to create great opportunities for young ladies in Southwest Ohio. Hoskins is affiliated with the GBA, and you can look for another camp, league, or tournament to happen soon. 

Hoskins does weekly individual and group trainings as well, which are well documented and posted for development purposes. Check out Hoskins' social media for more information on her next moves.

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 OBA LEAGUE OPENS WITH SUCCESSFUL WEEKEND

 The OBA League came out strong with a great weekend of Professional Hoops all over the country. 

25 games were played last weekend, and it was a huge success as 50 teams laced up to start a new season. Tamara Moore, the CEO of the OBA, has shown her intensity and grind in the recent weeks as the league neared the season opening weekend. 

All of her hard work came to fruition as teams in 4 different divisions from all parts of the country battled it out. 

“We are very happy with the launch of the new season. There are some things we need to clean up, but overall, we are very pleased with the first weekend.” Moore would say. 

With a rock solid committee, a dedicated and very good commissioner (Gary Rima), and quality owners who care about their communitites, Moore has pushed the League to heights very few organizations can match, in any sport.

 Two of the Ohio teams battled in Cincinnati, as the Cincinnati Movement faced the Cleveland Blazers. Cleveland won the season opener, as they used a balanced effort to get it done.

 The League will last for 3-4 months, culminating in a Championship Showcase down in Orlando, Florida which will also have a All-Star game to go with the Championship. 

For more info, go to the OBA League Page on Facebook or Social Media, or look up Tamara Tee Moore on Social Media.

DAYTON FLIGHT TAKE OFF AS PBL SEASON LAUNCHES; 

The Dayton Flight pro basketball team had their season opener weekend as well as they played at Wilberforce College in Xenia, Ohio. 

With local stars such as Jumin Joe Ballard, a former Harlem Globetrotter, look for the Flight to be a major player for a Premier Basketball League Championship run. 

Brandon Harper, the CEO of the team, is much more happy as well to run the Flight after a season of on-the-fly work which produced decent results. 

Look for more info at Dayton Flight Social media pages. 

Women Empowerment Series Back With Bulgin Kicking Off the Series (3:30pm)

 Bulgin to interview as Women Empowerment.          Series starts for SELive365 

   Bulgin to start Women Empowerment Series 

 Kim Bulgin, one of the Executive Directors for Downtown Tipp City, will be kicking off the SELive365 Women Empowerment Series today around 330pm ET. 

Bulgin will talk about her job, how it went in 2020 amid Covid-19, what’s in store for 2021, being a woman in 2021 and what it means to her, Women Empowerment, her favorite sports teams, and more! 

To check out Bulgin and her exclusive interview, go to Bulgin's Facebook page today after 4pm Et. 

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Top 25 Scouts March Madness Tourney Impresses; Top National Teams, Players Show Out In Indy

 Top 25 Scouts March Madness Tourney Impresses; Top National Teams, Players Show Up in Indy 

 Top25Scouts.com put on their first ever AAU-Style Tournament at Best Choice Fieldhouse in Fisher, Indiana, just 15 minutes away from Indianapolis. With divisions ranging from 1st grade up to 8th grade, it was teams from all over the country, with well over 100 teams attending the event. 

And by all accounts, the event was a overwhelming success, as we talked to players, coaches, parents, fans, and the Fieldhouse Staff and they all responded with high praise for the Top25Scouts.com event and staff. 

Here are the Tournament Winners and MVPs of each grade: 

1st Grade Hoosier 2032 (MVP- Camden Day, Indiana) Day, the brightest young hoosier in the building, was brilliant in leading his team to the title. 

 2nd Grade: Hoosier 2031 (MVP: Amos Littles, Indiana)  Littles will be a force as he continues to develop. He did some serious damage for Hoosier 2031. 

 3rd: Team BNU (Ohio) 2030 (MVP: Dominque Hollowell, Indiana) Hollowell did major work in leading the Dayton, Ohio formed BNU squad to the chip.

 4th: Team BNU (MVP: William Peagler, Ohio) Peagler was simply unstoppable this weekend as BNU continued their Championship ways knocking off some nationally ranked teams this weekend. Boys

5th: Team Teague (MVP: Judah, Indiana) Team Teague, powered by the famous Teague family with multiple guys in the NBA and a father who was on hand, took the 5th grade title as Judah showed out in front of the home crowd. 

 6th: Indy Premier Fam 1st (MVP: Cooper, Indiana) One of the other elite programs in the Naptown area, took the 6th grade division, as Cooper was one of a few standouts who balled for Indy Premier Fam 1st squad. 

 7th: The Family (MVP: JaQuan Stennis Jr Michigan) The Family, based out of Detroit area, came through in the clutch, as Stennis led the Michigan boys to a chip. With players standing over 6’7, this team is scary. 

 

8th: Drice Elite 2025 (MVP: Armoni Portis, Michigan) Portis downright dominated the comp this weekend, and showed why he and Drice Elite should be racking up wins all year long in the summer hoop circuit.

Here are the Silver Bracket Winners:

3rd grade: Cincinnati TTP
4th grade: 94 Elite
5th grade: SD Prospects
6th grade: R4L Elite
7th grade: Manimal Elite
8th grade : Midwest Basketball Club

 Mr. Teague, one of the Owners of Team Teague and the Factory Sports Complex in Indianapolis, and father of the Teague brothers who play in the NBA, was very impressed with the level of talent at the event.

 “This was a elite tournament and it was definitely some good comp this weekend. We're glad to have played in this one.” Mr. Teague said. 

With major media outlets on hand such as InTheGym Media, SELive365, Fox Sports, and T3TV, along with Slam and others, there were plenty of legitimate outlets to verify as well. Terry Holt, CEO of T3TV and partner of Top25Scouts.com, was almost speechless after the event, as he spearheaded the event, the first of its kind for Top 25 Scouts.

 With locations such as Indy, Atlanta, Phoenix, Detroit, Minnesota, and Florida as possible future locations, Top 25 Scouts could be on the move all year long.

 “Man, I don’t know what to say but thanks to all that are supporting us. We appreciate you and god bless you,” an emotional Holt said before putting his hands together to pray and thank the gods. 

To find out where the next T3TV or Top 25 Scouts event will be, go to www.Top25Scouts.com @Top25Scouts or T3TV.com or @T3TV (Social Media).

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Patient Patton Proves He’s No Fluke as Cleveland State in Championship Game

 Patient Patton Proves He’s No Fluke as Vikings in Championship Game 

Snubbed Star Has Vikings, His Career, In Good Spot By Deon Cash

  Cleveland State Star G-F Torrey Patton was used to being overlooked, as he went into his final weekend of his high school career at Trotwood High School with nearly no offers. 

Since that moment Patton has been on a roller coaster of a ride. He would: 

(1) Set the record for most points scored in OHSAA D-2 State Championship Game History in a loss to LeBrons old school.

 (2) He then would sign with Akron after local teams fallback. 

 (3) He would transfer to a JUCO after a year at Akron, where he would regain his swagger and be a All-American. 

(4) He would sign at Cleveland State after local teams Wright State and Dayton looked past him again.

 (5) He was snubbed off the All Horizon League last year which pissed him off. 

(6) His team was picked to be nowhere near the Championship before the season started. 

 Patton, one of the softest spoken people you will ever meet, understands all of the circumstances, and is able to compartmentalize it, which is why, when the Vikings are down late, they never panic. 

The team is intense, but late in the game, they take on Patton’s personality, and you see the real savage in Patton. 

 Patton wont wow you with athleticism. But he will wow you with his toughness and his intelligence, and his great knack for scoring in big moments. 

He also is a jack of all trades, as evidenced of himself being the leading rebounder on the team, as he had a game high 13 yesterday to go with the game high 14 points. 

 Bear in mind that Patton is 6’5. He’s a combo guard and small forward. 

 Patton, who did garner votes for player of the year, is best when everything is on the line, which is why he has really caught the eyes of a few NBA Scouts. 

He’s the top scorer in late game and tie/ go ahead situations in the entire Horizon League. 

 No matter what happens with Patton’s Vikings in the Horizon League Championship game, Patton has shown that: 

 (1) If u snub him, or look past him, you will pay.

(2) He has been a true professional in handling his business. 

 Case in point: The Vikings looked like they were done in the Horizon League Semifinals against Milwaukee, until Patton hot going, along with others. They came back late, won the final 5 minutes of the game, and now sit patiently and quietly in the Championship. 

 I wouldn’t bet against this guy.

 Now people seeing why LeBron almost hand picked him to play at Akron. 

 Good luck to Patton and the Vikings as they go for a NCAA Berth. 

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