Recognize the name? Well
watch the second generation point guard Sarmartine ”Fatman” Bogues out of Baltimore (Grandson of former NBA PG Tyrone "Muggsy" Bogues) and you will recognize the
game the as well. A true point guard in
every definition of the word, Bogues has the ball on a string, is strong and
able to take contact - he likes it when the stakes are at their highest. Able to read and play pick and roll
basketball already he can take on the role of facilitator or primary
scorer. Penetration is unstoppable at
this stage often leaving his competitors on the floor literally. Those who do not believe that success can be
predicted at this young age, Prolific Performances dares you to follow the rise
of “Fatman” - his shooting form is solid
and he can stroke it from 19’9 and in. A
top player on the national stage already Bogues proves himself each time out. He has the genetics and he has what it takes
to be a future star…too young? How about how schools contacting him already –
Enough said.
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Sarmartine "Fatman" Bogues - Whose your Grand Daddy?
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SUPERSTAR ALERT: Scottie "The Future" Lewis America's Next Big Thing
360 Dunks are not usually in a 7th graders rapporteur;
but Scottie Lewis is not your typical 7th graders. Lewis who recently relocated from Georgia to
New Jersey is our fastest rising player jumping over 40 spots into the top 10
in his class of 2019. A raw talent when
first evaluated, Lewis has blossomed into an unstoppable force – standing at a
true and legit 6’4 with a Durant like wingspan Lewis has expanded his game dramatically. A strong handle and next level finishing
skills make him scary in transition; dangerous around the basket with both
hands he is not afraid of contact and will go over you if the situation necessitates…he
is one of a handful of players who can do this at this level consistently. Scottie continues to improve on his jumper
and we see his mechanics improving each time out, he is fluid off the catch and
impossible to stop off the bounce with this length and high release point. Still humble Scottie plays both ends of the
floor with equal effectiveness changing shots, blocking shots, and playing the
passing lanes. Prolific Performance believes
Scottie has only begun to fulfill his enormous potential and has all the tools
to become the #1 player in his class, with his size, athletic ability, and the versatility
of his skill set coupled with a frame that looks to be able to handle more
weight (size 16 shoe already) – Lewis will be sought after and feared for many
years to come. At P2 we believe that
Lewis will be a future two guard and one of the best in the country for years
to come.
At Prolific Performance Lewis will be known to us as "The Future".
At Prolific Performance Lewis will be known to us as "The Future".
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Sunday, January 26, 2014
Ian Golden Jr. Oklanhoma's New Thunder
Class of 2021 Ian Golden Jr. is a
multifaceted scoring guard with lead guard passing skills. Ian sees the floor extremely well and spaces
it with both positioning and by extending the defense with his exceptional
range. He shoots the ball well from
beyond 21 feet. He is also savvy
rebounder who is able to take the ball off the defensive rim and finish at the
other end but has no issue with finding an open teammate with a better shot. Golden is a two way player, who enjoys
playing aggressive defense and causes havoc with his tough on the ball skills. Against tough competition Ian has had to
dominate the ball and the scoring to keep his team in the game – but this is
not is make up; Golden has tremendous scoring ability but is a pass first
player. Prolific Performance looks at
Ian at this juncture as the definition of a combo guard; not a natural point
but someone who can handle the duties in situations and can score anywhere on
the floor in the half court and in transition.
The release point on the jump is somewhat low and will have to be
adjusted sooner rather than later as well as scoring off the dribble. We feel confident that this will develop as
he spends more time on the circuit playing in more challenging events.
Brayden Gault will not be Outworked

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Elijah Hardy repping "The Town"

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Killing'em in Capitiol City

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