Where Are The BALL BROTHERS Chino Hills Teammates Now In 2018?

Get your SportzCases here! - http://sportzcases.com?aff=101 Promo code for 10% off: DKM So we’ll start off with Eli Scott, the unofficial fourth son of the ball household. Eli was chino hills Draymond green equivalent, the player you’d have to assume he modeled his game after. Scott would leave it all on the floor, a real on-court hustler and ride or die teammate players want alongside them. Despite having a case for being a chino hills most valuable player, scouts were dismissive of Eli’s potential at the next level, written off as most undersized forwards usually are Eli was ranked as only a 3 star recruit. But his contribution to his team's state championship didn’t go completely unnoticed, and September 2016 he received and accepted a full ride scholarship to Lyola Marymount where he would attend the season following his senior year that’d just got underway. Eli has started 11 of a possible 20 games in college so far this season, where he’s impressed thus far as a freshman Recording 3 doubles double’s and averaging 7 boards along with a respectable 13 points on 50% field goal shooting. And although not a one and done prospect, he’s putting the doubts to sleep about whether he was cut out for the next level. A professional future is still up in the air, but after the start he’s got off to nobody in their right mind will tell you Eli doesn’t belong at the collegiate level. Coming into the 2016-16 season as a freshman Okongwu was hoping to further build on the legacy his brother left behind in his passing, inheriting the jersey number nnamdi once wore, and has been doing it justice ever since. Onyeka, unlike his former frontcourt 1 2 punch partner, actually has received the recognition he deserves from scouts via ESPNs top 100 rankings. Being a top 10 ranked recruit of his class and one of the most sought-after prospects in the nation, funnily enough, a couple rating higher than Lamelo, which made him from Lonzo’s departure onwards Chino Hills highest ranked player. Okongwu’s work goes hand in hand with Eli’s Scott, the defensive foundation of chino hills which allowed the Ball Bro’s to basically be free on defense. Onyeka would be the defensive anchor holding down the paint, Now in 2018 as the only remaining starter from the championship season. Okongwu now the number 1 option, has been forced to take on the scoring burder left behind by the Ball Bros. And from what I can find from 7 games he’s averaging 34 points and 12 rebounds and 5 blocks. Which is insane for a Junior who won’t graduate til 2019. Onyeka already has more than 10 scholarship offers lined up, with Kansas and 2 UCLA being the 2 standout names. Depending on who you ask about Gelo and Melos future, Onyeka Okongwu could be the most likely of the chino hills players to make the NBA besides Lonzo. Moving onto one of the more interesting players on this list, who chances are you guys haven’t heard of, who’s brother I’ve seen comment on my videos in the past. His names Grant Trueman, who in 11 games played in 2015-16 averaged just over a point a game. Ballervision last season posted a 30 second clip titled ‘Chino Hills secret weapon has steph curry range’ and in the video with the game winding down we see Grant take and make a deep three, making the crowd go nuts. Trueman believe it or not was still one heck of a young athlete, playing for the varsity team was just a thing on the side for him when given opportunity, where he really showed his worth was on the football field as a defensive lineman. The 6-foot-4, 250-pounder is a two-time first-team All-Baseline League selection and a two-time All-Inland Valley selection. Last year at Chino Hills he managed 87 tackles, including 14 sacks. He was also the team’s primary kicker and received several college offers before committing to the University of san diego. A div1 programme in the NCAA, where he’s suiting up as a defensive end today. And lastly we have Andre Ball, the only remaining Ball family member still playing for Chino Hills. The past two seasons were understandably frustrating for Andre as for the majority of both of em he’s been on the sidelines dealing with injury. But this year finally is back on the court regularly and flourishing in his new role. Andre this season has improved in every statistical category, shooting well from outside and displaying his athletic gifts around the paint, embracing his new offensive responsibilities and providing the goods on both ends of the floor. And he’s one of the main reasons that even without his cousins Chino Hills have continued their winning ways with a 14-8 record at this point. As of right now, the 6’7 forward has no scholarship offers though with still more than half of his senior season to unfold and with a surname that will do him nothing but favors there’s still good chance offers could come Andre’s way at the collegiate level. Gullible