True killers don't announce their plans. Actions not words.This time last year Justin Edwards was ready to "win it all".
Granted, although 17 when he takes the court, he is a grown-up dude and looked great in the McD all star game. And can get up and down the court.
July 11He’s 16, will be 17 during his freshman season.
Color me skeptical that we can make a postseason run with him playing major minutes.
He wasn't banking on having to dribble, shoot layups or play defense.This time last year Justin Edwards was ready to "win it all".
Or Rims being so tough to get the ball over and through!!He wasn't banking on having to dribble, shoot layups or play defense.
right, what are they supposed to say it the company lineThis time last year Justin Edwards was ready to "win it all".
That's funny! Considering how subtle things are on here.True killers don't announce their plans. Actions not words.
This young man is one of the most athletic big men we have had here.
I agree loads of potential, plus we have two years of college level coaching and conditioning to get the very best out out of him. Albeit for only two years.This young man is one of the most athletic big men we have had here.
Also 2 years ago Cason Wallace was honest in telling us his intentions of getting the hell out of town ASAP.This time last year Justin Edwards was ready to "win it all".
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