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[URL='https://twitter.com/PSAhoops']Putnam Science Acad. @PSAhoops 5s5 seconds ago
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Could you periscope it? I know it's tough, but we'd appreciate it.Yeah, but nothing like being here in person. However, I will say, I'm glad I don't live here. This definitely not Miami. Barely a gas station or store in sight until I got here.
Question--what the heck is Putnam Science Academy? Is this place even a school? Or just a basketball academy? Lived in CT all my life and never heard of PSA until very recently. Seems a little sketchy lol
Diarra has been impressive. Good hands and likes to put it on the floor. However, he looks to be about 6'7", only a couple inches taller than Diallo. I tried to get a picture of him next to Brown. Diarra came up to the top of the back of Brown's neck. I almost got a picture of the three together but then Brown was subbed out. Diarra and Brown subbing in and out for each other at center.
David Borges @DaveBorges 21m21 minutes ago
Brown is skilled offensively, with lefty jump hook, footwork. Foul-prone defensively, could stand to get stronger.
Diallo and Diarra lookin hyped
It was like an Armory gym or a church basement. You school was a former Catholic school and it looked it. I can picture bingo being held there right before the game.Why are the playing in the basement of the town hall?
I was impressed with Oham. He can really stroke the three. Diallo really plays under control and finds his points within the flow of the game. He doesn't force anything. DHam could learn a thing or two from him. I noticed that Diallo and Diarra sat next to each other and seemed to joke with each other during pre-game, on the bench and during stops in the action. Hopefully, those friends will stay together in college....That would be some sick chemistry with Diarra, Diallo and Brown. Diarra and Brown have better hands than our current big guys. Diarra reminds me of Curtis Kelly but I hope he has a better UCONN career.
Another take away. This kid #1, Sergio El Darwich for Lee Academy was the most impressive player on the court for either team. Shot it well from long range, played tough D, took it to the hoops, and had four dunks. he's about 6' 4" and could get up. Reminded me a lot of Chris Herren.
He was # 25 in this video from last season but changed to # 1 this season: