STAMPED ✅🍾

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It could be right around the corner.
Don’t stop now!

#GrindandAdvance

Sitting at the number thirteen spot on the Recruiting Nation 2026 Top list.

JaShawn Andrews - EYBL Session 1 🗒️

Lets Work🐮 #AGTG Omaha Basketball

Iso Joe came out the gate swinging in its EYBL Champions League debut with an undefeated record.

Team Ramey ✔️
Team Final Red ✔️
Team Thad Reform Sports ✔️
Mokan Select ✔️

If Lindell Buckingham can build consistency off this past weekend recruiting will pick up soon.

⌚️ lyndell buckingham

Ain’t no way Ant Man dunked on them boys like that…🧑🏾‍🍼😂 (4-0 sweep)

Is Kevin Durant a winner?

What you want to do is up to you. 💭

COMMITTED !!! #Tigernation #caliiiii 🧡🐯

47 pt nugget for the Franchise Record!
Jalen Brunson

Jalen Brunson!!

NEWS: Camren Hunter (@lif3cam) will transfer to Wisconsin The Athletic CBB

He Sat out this year due to a medical redshirt but averaged 16.9 points, 5 rebounds and 3.9 rebounds in 22-23 at Central Arkansas

STORY: theathletic.com/5453779/2024/0…

EYBL Session 1 📝’s:

ISO Joe’s Jordan Harris was a tyrant in passing lanes, which allowed him to get out and finish at the rim. Jordan also converted on his C&S looks, and created plenty of second chance opportunities for his team by crashing the off. glass with a purpose.

EYBL Session 1 📝’s:

ISO Joe’s Micah Moore’s ability to generate cannot be understated. He initiates so many high % looks for his team by getting into the paint, changing sides of the floor in transition, and making reads out of BSs. Micah lived comfortably amongst the trees.

EYBL Session 1 📝’s:

ISO Joe’s Jamarie Anthony used his lengthy wingspan to his advantage. He was responsible for a decent part of his team’s live-ball turnovers by coming up with deflections. Jamarie also showcased his above-the-rim athleticism by sprinting out in transition.

EYBL Session 1 📝’s:

ISO Joe’s Tristan Jahnke showcased some good habits this weekend. He sprinted out in transition and filled lanes well for easy opportunities. Tristan also displayed strong security and kept the ball high while finishing. Hence, he had a high conversion rate.

EYBL Session 1 📝’s:

Team Griffin’s Courtland Muldrew did an excellent job playing in space and attacking seams, allowing him to convert on finishes, dump-offs, and spray-outs. He also consistently fought over BSs to stay in front defensively; a testament to his competitiveness.

EYBL Session 1 📝’s:

Jacob Lanier played such a fundamentally sound brand of basketball. His ability to play at a pace that suited him, and bait defenders into leaving the floor is one that allowed Jacob to manufacture quality looks for himself. Evolving as a floor leader too!