Showing posts with label Shane. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shane. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
2014 PF Loved Visit to UAB
Shane Hall, a 2014 power forward, visited UAB. Hall's AAU coach Josh Maxey said that hall "loved it!!" Maxey said that the coaches really stood out. "Coach Haase is super! He has so many NBA connections and he is all about family oriented program. The system he plays fits Shane perfect." Maxey told me. Florida and Kentucky are interested in Hall. UAB is one of four schools to offer Hall. He also has offers from Western Kentucky, Eastern Kentucky, and Miami(OH).
Thursday, May 24, 2012
2014 Prospect Picking Up Interest After Great Showing
@ShaneHall24
Kentucky isn't a state that usually produces top talent in any sport. However, 2014 power forward Shane Hall is considered to be a top basketball talent and the best player from Kentucky since Darius Miller. The 6'8" power forward has looks from schools like Kentucky and Florida and more schools will be looking at Hall soon.Hall had a great showing at the State AAU tournament. Hall scored double digits in every game while leading his AAU team, Hoop Dreams-Maxey, to the 16U state title. The power forward also pulled down 10 rebounds and blocked a ton of shots.
Many high-majors have watched Hall this AAU season including Vanderbilt, Pittsburgh, Wake Forest, Alabama, Mississippi, Cincinnati, Auburn, Tennessee, and Purdue. He list Indiana, Kentucky, and Florida at the top of his list. Hall has offers from Northern Kentucky(A school transitioning to D1), Miami(OH), and UAB.
Hall is an athletic, high flyer. He owns the paint, blocking every shot that is put up. Hall has superior dribbling for a 6'9" forward and he possesses superb passing skills. Hall needs to work on his outside shot, polish his post moves, and work on his stamina to truely be considered elite.
Hall will surely go to a great school. His recruiting will pick-up with more offers when the dead period is over. He will take an unofficial visit to Kentucky in June. Hall will definitely be a great college player.
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