bleedingTNorange
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heres one more and this would be my pick...Fabyon Harris. 3* coming out of hs and #53 overall PG in the country that year, here's espn right up on fabyon...
September, 2009: Harris is a smaller lead guard that is quick with or without the ball. He pushes the ball where he breaks pressure with ease by weaving in and out of defenders and does a great job delivering the ball on the money with his excellent court vision. Harris breaks down the defense and can get in the lane where he can score with acrobatic finishes. He has great body control and simply beats the defense to the rim with his speed and quickness. Harris can also score and in bunches when he gets into a groove. He can knock down the three and mid range jumper off the dribble that includes a step back. He is not a great shooter but is very respectable. Harris has the ability to play fast or slow down and run the offense. On defense he picks up the ball full court and does not let the ball handler relax due to his quick hands and feet. Harris plays with passion and competes on both ends of the floor.
April, 2009: Harris has very good quickness and can get to the paint with ease. However, for his development, he will have to learn to play the point as he seems much more comfortable as an undersized shooting guard. Harris looks to force the issue too much at times offensively and will turn the ball over or take ill-advised shots. Harris also has a tendency to over-dribble at times and bring his offense to a halt. He has range that extends out to the 3-point line and as a streaky shooter, he will sometimes hit a number of consecutive shots and then miss a number in a row. Harris also has a tendency to pout after turnovers and will have to learn to move on to the next play.
stat line to date... 5'10" 165lbs out of chicago
27min 17ppg 5rb 3ast 2to 2 st 80%ft 43%3pt 46%fg
PLEASE WATCH HOLY COW...CCM PLEASE BRING HIM IN
Fabyon Harris SWAGair Highlight Mixtape "Toughest Guard in Chicago" - Daniel Poneman - YouTube
September, 2009: Harris is a smaller lead guard that is quick with or without the ball. He pushes the ball where he breaks pressure with ease by weaving in and out of defenders and does a great job delivering the ball on the money with his excellent court vision. Harris breaks down the defense and can get in the lane where he can score with acrobatic finishes. He has great body control and simply beats the defense to the rim with his speed and quickness. Harris can also score and in bunches when he gets into a groove. He can knock down the three and mid range jumper off the dribble that includes a step back. He is not a great shooter but is very respectable. Harris has the ability to play fast or slow down and run the offense. On defense he picks up the ball full court and does not let the ball handler relax due to his quick hands and feet. Harris plays with passion and competes on both ends of the floor.
April, 2009: Harris has very good quickness and can get to the paint with ease. However, for his development, he will have to learn to play the point as he seems much more comfortable as an undersized shooting guard. Harris looks to force the issue too much at times offensively and will turn the ball over or take ill-advised shots. Harris also has a tendency to over-dribble at times and bring his offense to a halt. He has range that extends out to the 3-point line and as a streaky shooter, he will sometimes hit a number of consecutive shots and then miss a number in a row. Harris also has a tendency to pout after turnovers and will have to learn to move on to the next play.
stat line to date... 5'10" 165lbs out of chicago
27min 17ppg 5rb 3ast 2to 2 st 80%ft 43%3pt 46%fg
PLEASE WATCH HOLY COW...CCM PLEASE BRING HIM IN
Fabyon Harris SWAGair Highlight Mixtape "Toughest Guard in Chicago" - Daniel Poneman - YouTube