Kevin Durant OFFICIAL 2013 Goodman League Mixtape - ALL-MET ELITE

Kevin Durant

OFFICIAL 2013

 Goodman League

 Mixtape

ALL-MET ELITE

 

VIDEO

BY

themarsreel

 

Riverdale Baptist Chinanu Onuaku will announce college decision October 4th - ALL-MET ELITE

Riverdale Baptist

Chinanu Onuaku

will announce

 college decision

October 4th 

 ALL-MET ELITE

 

RIVERDALE BAPTIST HS.

UPPER MARLBORO MD.

 

University of Louisville basketball recruiting target Chinanu Onuaku, a four-star center from Upper Marlboro, Md., will announce his college decision at about 5 p.m. next Friday, Oct. 4., his high school coach said Friday morning.
 

Onuaku, a 6-foot-10 player for Riverdale Baptist School, is considering U of L, Miami and Georgetown, where he’ll reportedly officially visit this weekend. The Georgetown trip was scheduled only this week.
 

Riverdale Baptist coach Louis Wilson said Onuaku’s announcement will be on the local Comcast television channel.
 

Onuaku has already made official visits to U of L and Miami. Before the Louisville trip, Wilson told The Courier-Journal that he believed the Cardinals were front-runners for Onuaku.

 

Onuaku, whose brother Arinze is a former Syracuse and current NBA player, is ranked the nation’s No. 65 player by Rivals.com and No. 68 player by Scout.com

2015 GUARD DREW EDWARDS DRAWS INTEREST FROM MARYLAND and NORTH CAROLINA - ALL-MET ELITE

2015 GUARD

 DREW EDWARDS

DRAWS INTEREST

 FROM

MARYLAND

AND

NORTH CAROLINA

ALL-MET ELITE

 

CALVERT HALL

TOWSON MD.

 

SOURCE: DAILYTARHEEL.COM

Although his name is not widely known in national recruiting circles yet, 2015 combo guard Drew Edwards has established himself as one of the premier prospects in the Baltimore/Washington D.C. metro area, arguably the nation’s top region for high school basketball.

Tar Heels assistant Steve Robinson checked out the 6-foot-3 playmaker at Calvert Hall (Towson, Md.) on Tuesday afternoon, with Maryland also in the gym.

Clemson and Kansas State offered Edwards after watching him last week, joining Providence, Southern Cal, Virginia Tech and others as schools who have extended scholarship offers. Arizona, Georgetown, Maryland, Miami, Notre Dame and West Virginia have all also shown interest in Edwards.

Nike KD 6 – Sneak Peek and Release Dates of New Colorways - ALL-MET ELITE

Nike KD 6 

Sneak Peek and Release Dates

of

New Colorways 

 ALL-MET ELITE

 

MONTROSE CHRISTIAN HS.

ROCKVILLE MD.

 

 

KD 6 Texas: Durant has fond memories of his days playing in Texas. Inspired by the state’s magnificent stars and big sky, the shoe includes a burnt orange, black and mint color palette.
Release Date: 10/10/13

KD 6 Peanut Butter & Jelly: Aunt Pearl would always bring a young KD his favorite childhood snack, a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, when he was away from home. She would drop off the sandwiches at the Seat Pleasant Activity Center while KD was busy developing his game. His appetite for hard work continues to this day, with PB&J as an ongoing reminder.
Release Date: 10/19/13

KD 6 Away: The road is where teams are tested. Playing away in hostile arenas is where KD feels his game is tested and perfected. Whether it’s the front row or last row, KD wants all the fans on the road to be able to see his KD VI Away shoe with his black, orange and blue color combination.
Release Date: 10/31/13

KD 6 Maryland Blue Crab: The state of Maryland is well known for its crab feasts. KD is a big fan of blue crab, which is indigenous to his home state. It is still one of his favorite foods to this day.
Release Date: 11/29/13

KD 6 Precision Timing: Inspired by the precision craftsmanship of a wristwatch, the KD VI includes both performance and aesthetic cues tied to timing and clockwork. Whether it’s the hidden outsole detailing or radial brushed texture marks on the midsole, this special colorway accentuates details with a metallic palette.
 Release Date: 12/7/13

2014 GUARD ROBERT JOHNSON - 2014 GUARD - COMMITS TO INDIANA UNIVERSITY - ALL-MET ELITE

2014 GUARD

 ROBERT JOHNSON 

 COMMITS TO

 INDIANA UNIVERSITY 

 ALL-MET ELITE

 

BENEDICTINE COLLEGE PREPARATORY HS.

RICHMOND VA.

 

The Indiana University basketball team picked up its first recruiting commitment in the 2014 class on Friday with the pledge of versatile four-star guard Robert Johnson.

A 6-foot-2 player from Benedictine High School in Richmond, Va., picked the Hoosiers over North Carolina, Florida State and Virginia during an announcement at his school.

Johnson, the nation’s No. 42 senior, according to Rivals.com, has been a priority recruit for IU coach Tom Crean, who, according to Johnson’s father, thinks he is capable of playing either guard position in college.

 

Robert Johnson Sr. said in a Tuesday night phone interview that he believes his son’s shooting ability could be a major asset to the Hoosiers.

“I think it’s huge … (for) any school in the country, if you can find a scorer, that’ll really make your team much better,” he said. “That’s what it has evolved to, people who can really score the basketball and shoot the basketball from deep range. I think that really would benefit (the Hoosiers).”

Ohio State recruiting: Several 2016 targets in new Rivals rankings - THON MAKER - ALL-MET ELITE

Ohio State recruiting:

 Several 2016 targets

 in new

Rivals rankings 

 THON MAKER

ALL-MET ELITE

 

CARLISLE HS.

MARTINSVILLE  VA.

 

 Thon Maker (C, Martinsville Carlisle, VA)

When it's all said and done, Maker has a great chance to be the nation's top prospect. At 7' and 200 pounds, Maker isn't your typical slim post man.

 

 Adding a great deal of muscle since he was first discovered at the John Lucas Middle School Combine two years ago, Maker has enormous potential.

 

With impressive fluidity and lateral movement for his size, Thon has been in the gym developing his post game, most notably his right hook shot.

 

In a private workout with Lucas nearly a week ago, Maker also showed an ability to hit from the mid-range, another developing part to a limitless skill set.

 

 While Maker doesn't hold an offer from Ohio State, the Buckeyes are listed among the schools that have expressed interest to the African native.

MIAMI HEAT RESIGN - MICHAEL BEASLEY - ALL-MET ELITE

MIAMI HEAT

 RESIGN 

 MICHAEL BEASLEY 

 ALL-MET ELITE

OAK HILL ACADEMY
MOUTH OF WILSON VA.

 

The young forward is back with the Heat, signing a contract on Wednesday that will give him another chance to prove he belongs in the NBA.

"Michael had the best years of his career with us," Heat president Pat Riley said. "

 

We feel that he can help us. Yahoo! Sports reported on Saturday that the Heat were interested in bringing Beasley back, and the team quickly and emphatically denied that a reunion was in the cards. Four days later, the deal was done, and Beasley will be in training camp with the two-time defending NBA champions on Oct. 1.

 It took some doing on Beasley's side to make the Heat offer become reality. A person familiar with the situation told The Associated Press that the team initially had no interest in bringing Beasley back, then was swayed after the former Kansas State star offered to accept a non-guaranteed contract. That's what it took for the Heat to "give him a shot," said the person, who spoke on condition of anonymity because neither side had released specific details of the talks.

 

He's the latest entry in the low-risk, potentially high-reward moves the Heat have made in the past year, first signing Chris Andersen this past January and seeing him become an important part of the rotation on the way to the second straight title. Miami also signed Greg Oden to a veterans' minimum deal this summer, the same sort of deal that Beasley is getting from the club.

DEMATHA HS. HEAD COACH MIKE JONES ADDED TO USA Basketball Developmental Team October Mini-Camp - ALL-MET ELITE

DEMATHA HS.

HEAD COACH

MIKE JONES

 ADDED TO

 USA BASKETBALL

DEVELOPMENTAL TEAM

OCTOBER MINI-CAMP

 ALL-MET ELITE

 

DEMATHA HS.

HYATTSVILLE MD. 

 

Mike Jones (DeMatha Catholic H.S., Md.) and Cory Alexander  (Boo Williams AAU, Va.) will assist Showalter as court coaches. Jones was head coach for the 2013 USA Nike Hoop Summit Team, and an assistant coach at the 2012 Nike Hoop Summit. He also was an assistant for the 2011-12 DNT, winning two gold medals, and he assisted the East Team to a bronze medal at the 2004 USA Men’s Youth Development Festival.

 

Virginia native Cory Alexander, a former NBA player and University of Virginia star, was an assistant for the USA in the 2013 Nike Hoop Summit, and he has played on three USA Basketball teams. He earned gold with the USA at the 1993 FIBA U21 World Championship, silver at the 1992 FIBA Americas U20 Championship and bronze with the South Team at the 1991 U.S. Olympic Festival.

Led by Don Showalter, who has won five gold medals as head coach of the USA Basketball Developmental National Team since 2009, training camp will run from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. and 4:15-7 p.m. (times listed are Mountain Daylight) on Saturday, Oct. 5., and at 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. and 4:30-7 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 6.

Aquille Carr Starts Professional Career in China (VIDEO) - ALL-MET ELITE

Aquille Carr

Starts Professional Career

 in China

 (VIDEO)

ALL-MET ELITE

 

PRINCETON DAY ACADEMY

LAUREL MD.

 

BALTIMORE ELITE'S - KORY HOLDEN COMMITS TO DELEWARE UNIVERSITY - ALL-MET ELITE

BALTIMORE ELITE'S 

 KORY HOLDEN

 COMMITS

 TO

DELEWARE UNIVERSITY

ALL-MET ELITE

 

JAMES M. BENNETT HS.

SALISBURY MD.

 

Delaware basketball coach Monté Ross and his staff got their first verbal commitment for 2014 on Saturday night when James M. Bennett (Md.) point guard Kory Holden made his collegiate decision.

 

A 6-foot-2, 175-pound point guard, Holden played his AAU ball this summer for Baltimore Elite. DMVElite has him ranked as the 10th-best player in the Maryland/DC/Virginia area, behind Notre Dame commit Martin Geben and Georgetown verbal Tre Campbell.

TEAM TAKEOVER'S - Obi Enechionyia Verbally Commits To Temple University - ALL-MET ELITE

TEAM TAKEOVER'S 

 Obi Enechionyia

Verbally

Commits

 To

Temple University

ALL-MET ELITE

 

ST. JAMES SCHOOL
HAGERSTOWN MD.

 

6ft-8in Power Forward Obi Enechionyia has verbally committed to Temple University, as of reported and confirmed on September 8. This tall and long big man has had a bit of a following on him, most notable for his time in the AAU basketball team Team Takeover.

 The University of Maryland was in hot pursuit of this prospect, all because a teammate of Enechionyia on Team Takeover, Dion Wiley, had committed to Maryland. Miami, Georgia Tech, Loyola Marymount, and a handful of other schools were also in the mix for Enechionyia. Obi Enechionyia is ranked 7th in the state of Virginia, and as the 35th best Power Forward in the nation, along with a 4-star recruit rating, courtesy of ESPN.

The Temple Owls just received a player who has the potential to become something special, through some development and experience. His intangibles are pretty solid for a young PF, and his offensive skillset is fundamentally sound, but this new Owl has a long way to go before he can start making an impact at the college level.

D.C. ASSAULT AAU Re-Branding to become - D.C. PREMIER - ALL-MET ELITE

D.C. ASSAULT AAU

 Re-Branding

to

become

D.C. PREMIER

ALL-MET ELITE

 

The D.C. Assault AAU team will soon be no more, according to Jeff Ermann of IMSPer sources, DC Assault is done. Under Armour will re-brand w/a new flagship AAU program called D.C. Premier.
 

More: http://t.co/crX4YchqdC— Jeff Ermann (@insidemdsports) September 6, 2013

TEAM TAKEOVER'S - MARTIN GEBEN COMMITS TO NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY - ALL-MET ELITE

TEAM TAKEOVER'S

MARTIN GEBEN

COMMITS

 TO

 NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY 

 ALL-MET ELITE

 

ST. MARIA GORETTI HS.

HAGERSTOWN MD.

 

Martin Geben, a 6-foot-8 center recruit out of Hagerstown (Md.) St. Maria Goretti, committed to Notre Dame Friday afternoon.

 

"I just felt that it was a good fit for me," Geben said. "It's good academically and they have a good basketball program that is going in the right direction. I really was comfortable with the coaching staff and I loved the visit."

 

Geben took an official visit to Notre Dame last weekend.

"Just the overall mix of athletics, academics and the school," he said when asked about his decision. "The whole feeling of Notre Dame."

"The coaching staff was there with me from the beginning," he added. "They've been in contact and checking in every now and then.
 

A bruising big man, Geben played with Team Takeover on the AAU circuit. Geben plays strong in the paint, rebounds his area well, has a good set of hands and has nice touch around the rim.

Geben is regarded as a four-star recruit