Do these 5 things to give yourself the best chance to play college basketball.
First things first: if you don’t take care of these things, then forget about playing college basketball.
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The game of basketball has undergone a revolution of sorts over the last 10 years. We now see traditional roles and positions on the court going by the wayside in favor of more dynamic players who can slot into multiple different spots on the court. This has been coined “positionless basketball”.
The days of having a traditional “big man” or “point guard” or “small forward” have morphed into a more simple
With positionless basketball now being played at the highest level of the game in the NCAA and NBA, why would we, in youth basketball, not want to teach our young players the same concepts?
Having positionless basketball players creates a more interesting team that is harder to match up with because of the varying abilities of all players on the court.
It also can save the sanity of a youth coach because rather than having to label kids as the “1”, “2”, “3”, etc. a youth coach can simply teach the same overall concept and allow them to work out what they do best on their own.
But let’s dive deeper into this now and discuss 3 direct benefits of positionless youth basketball, and why this will be the main focus for PSB Club Teams in 2019.
Pro Skills Basketball have been helping young athletes enhance and improve their skills and fundamentals in basketball. We have alumni in 16 out of 32 di conferences including Atlantic Coast Conference, Southern Conference, West Coast Conference, and Patriot League.
We have helped over 80 invaluable young athletes to go on to play college basketball since 2014. There are 41 players in Division I alone with Caleb Mills of Houston University as one of our alumni for 2019. For Division II, we have 19 alumni and Kenny Hairston of Limestone College is one of our alumni in 2015.
We also have 16 players that play Division III and David Raynolds from Bowdoin College is one of our alumni in 2016. We also have 5 players in JUCO and 1 player in NAIA.
Pro Skills Basketball does not only help produce outstanding basketball players but we provide our players the opportunity to recruited by college basketball programs.
We have helped save tuition costs in the amount of $8,302,280.00 since 2014 through college basketball scholarships.
Below is an infographic that represents the young athletes that we have helped get the exposure they need to get recruited to play college basketball. The infographic also shows exceptional players of various universities from Divisions I, II and III and their key accomplishments.
Pro Skills Basketball Greensboro AAU team tryouts are now open for registration, and we can’t wait to get our 2019 AAU team season up and running!
We’re making a ton of improvements to our club team structure nationally which you can read about in part 1 and part 2 of previous announcements, but we want to also update you on the upgrades we’re making to our PSB Greensboro AAU team structure.
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Pro Skills Basketball Raleigh AAU team tryouts are now open for registration, and we can’t wait to get our 2019 AAU team season up and running!
We’re making a ton of improvements to our AAU basketball team structure nationally which you can read about in part 1 and part 2 of previous announcements, but we want to also update you on the upgrades we’re making to our PSB Raleigh AAU team structure.