Me too. Just don’t end up like Chris Herren young man. I hope that you have a very strong family support unit plus friends, teachers and colleagues that will guide you through this process. All the best and GOD BLESS
Been following this kid for a while, his defense is ridiculous, he’ll lock down anyone at any position. His offense has gotten better too, but that defense, ferocious
That kid can flat out play ball. He does everything. He scores, pass, blocks shots, grabs rebounds, starts the fast break with the outlet pass, and finishes the fastbreak with a dunk. He is quick off the dribble and can take it to the basket. He has the footwork in the paint and can score in the post. He can shoot from behind the arc. He is a complete basketball player and one of the most fundamental players I've seen in a long time since Len Bias, Tim Duncan, Magic Johnson and Larry Bird. He is very talented and is capable of putting up triple-double numbers.
I'm from his home town, know his grandparents. He and his twin brother lead their team to state championship their freshman year. Kid is definitely going places.
He doesn't have to be Larry Bird he can develop his own identity. With the proper coaching and development he will be a force to be reckoned with at the D1 college level.
This kid has great proportions. Thin upper body but not too thin. Strong legs which helps avoid injury and provides endurance. Tall but not too tall. If he's teachable and high IQ he'll make it.
The first 30 seconds I was thinking that’s a strong title considering Luka was already playing pro ball at 16. At about the 5 minute mark I was thinking the title is spot on.
@Wade Boggs - Your comment makes zero sense. No matter what you think of this kid's game, he'd still only be the coldest since Luka, who is currently destroying the NBA, not Larry...
Bird was one of the greatest, and he was surrounded by 4 other great players in the mid-80's. It will be interesting to see Flagg playing with some talent at guard and center that will let him do his thing from anywhere on the court. But, to follow in Larry's footsteps he has to develop toughness, the step-back jumper and the three, since he will be up against superb defensive players who are bigger, faster, better at the next level. And he has to stay free from major injury. I wish him great success.
Hey fellas, you are CLEARLY UNAWARE that the title, "Whiteboy" in any sport is A BADGE OF HONOR! I wore that SHEIT like a Gold Medal when I played. It told me that the dudes I was playing against were COMPLETELY INTIMIDATED and were trying ANYTHING to get in my head because they couldn't stop me. A little word of advice....Quit letting ANYONE GET IN YOUR HEAD! If any rules go only ONE WAY just learn to operate THOSE RULES B
Man, this boy has the superstar of himself in the making. He has the height, the shooting is phenomenal, he can run and block shots inside the paint, he makes good passes (assist) and very unselfish though he can create he's own shots pretty much everywhere in the offense. He will be an excellent prospects for college scouts and most of all, the NBA. He can be built and trained more in the professional league once he get there. He's a 5 star player. Very good job and can be an intimidating guy. 👏
I don't see it. The things he does in this game don't translate to the NBA level. None of those dribble drives he does would work. And none of those blocks would happen. I see a spot up shooter role player as his potential in the nba.
It is the small details. Very mature what he dies in terms of footwork and stepwork rhythm, how he uses his body and free hand to go around opponents. Do not know if his dad showed hom some of this or his highschool coaches. I hope he will be guided properly to care for his nutrition, flexibility, strength and mental growth. Then he will for sure be a menace in the NBA for any team.
The kid can dominate with his size and skill no doubt. At 6'9'' I'd like to see more of his perimeter game. Unless he grows more into 7'0-7'1 I think he'll have to develop his outside game with a consistent jumper and even polished handles to create his own shot at the next levels. But I think he has the potential and discipline to do those things. I want to see more of him in the future
@@kingmaximusthe4th His handle is very, very solid too, especially for his size. Just watched a clip of him this morning from Peach Jam going between the legs, hesitation, crossover, explodes along the baseline for a two handed dunk. He's nasty. I don't think the Larry Bird comp is really accurate. He's more like the white Kevin Durant.
I had no clue he was only 16 when I clicked on the video and made it halfway through. This kid is already so good I would have thought he was a top five recruit as a senior not as a sophomore lmao
Next Larry Bird? I didn't hear enough smack talk. Larry could throw down on the court, no doubt. But that dude got into everyone's head before during and after the game. He lived in the brain of his opponents.
Ol' Dirk from Dallas was about as unstoppable as they come. Especially in his prime. Only time will tell if he can play at that level for as long as Bird and Novitzsky did. Looks good so far.
I'm from Medford Massachusetts, but have lived in Maine for half my life now. This is the best thing Maine has ever produced since legal weed and far better than Maine lobster. It's fitting he's from New England given the last great white American born player spent his entire career in Boston, in Larry Joe Bird. I see he's working out with Tatum right now which is amazing. His game reminds me a lot of his, except he's even better defensively
This kid is nice. I think his timing is better than his athleticism and he's very athletic. With the proper skill development he just may be a star. Also I love he finishes around the rim with both hands very strong.
He's working out with Tatum right now which is dope. I live in Maine and am from Medford Massachusetts originally. This is by far the best basketball player to ever come out of this wooded hood. His game reminds me a lot of Tatums, except he's MUCH better defensively. I feel like he's gonna be a one and done Duke product
Kid is unreal. If he keeps his grades up, stays healthy and keeps his head on straight, I’d say 1-2 years at a Duke or similar high profile program and then go pro.
Kid was getting fouled two or three times on every move, then still converting. The disrespect from the refs was ridiculous. You see it so often, really hate the way basketball is officiated these days.
@@williamtaylor506 But he might reclassify to 2024 next year. OKC has a bunch of other drafts next year and beyond but because he is fully grown, not a small guard the odds are he will go very early. He has been this good for three years and appears to have an edge. He has a twin also down at Montverde. Thanks
He's a great young player with that old school hustle. He's going to be unreal as he gets older. I think he's going to give Wembanyama some competition. The future is bright for basketball
I'm not usually the type of person to hype someone up cause just cause they're white and can play decent basketball. However, this guy's shot is silky smooth, plays high IQ defense, has great playmaking and facilitation, he also has great size and Isn't a super lanky injury prone type. Definitely coukd see him being a top pick going forward and if he grows a couple more inches it's game over if he can stay healthy. Feels like a mix of KD with the jump shot and dribble penetration, and AD on the glass. I think he needs to add post up moves and fadeaway to his arsenal, it seems like it isn't part of his game cause no one he's playing against is his size
He plays for Montverde they're one of the best teams in the country. He led team USA FIBA 17 under to a world championship last summer as a 15 year old. I think he's ranked #1 or 2 depending on which website you look at for his class. The other player is Cameron Boozer, Carlos Boozer's son.
@@student40008 He's 16 playing against the best players in the country his age and older in high school and around the world. He makes it look easy because he's good.
@@student40008 Who isn't the best in the country? Him, the competition which one? He's played against everyone currently his age and older in high school and around the world. Ranking absolutely matters or they wouldn't do it for the NBA lottery and draft. Or high school to college. It starts earlier than "the NBA draft year". For example Wembanyama is the #1 ranked player in the world this year and easy consensus #1 pick. Cooper Flagg is the #1 or 2 ranked player his age (this year as a sophomore) for the class of 2025. He was ranked #1-3 last year as a Freshman as well. Now that doesn't mean he will still be ranked as high in 3 more years when he will be eligible for the NBA draft. But right now that's where he's currently ranked.
This kid is like nothing I have ever seen.Hes not even reached the peak of his potential .I hope it goes well for him moving forward.I could not be more impressed
Looks like a fine young player, he could develop jnto another Larry Bird, but the obstacles to that end are gigantic in this day, but the guy has the opportunity. Bird was a great passer and made all his teammates better players. He was tough as nails and his work ethic was incredible. That's what separated Bird from the pack of good shooters and other standout college players.
McHale had the most awesome post pivot moves . Don’t see that with this guy . This guy seems to drive to the basket a lot - McHale did not really do that .
@@fredtowns78 Bird was not as athletic, Bird had a massive Basketball IQ… He became “Larry Legend” because of his ability to read the game. His passes, his 3-point prowess and his ability to strategically bring the game to life were his strengths. Even Larry admitted he could not run or jump, so he needed to be really good at other things. This kid is athletic and he very literally uses his body to create plays… These are the fundamental differences between he and Bird. Bird was not able to use athleticism and his body to create plays, instead he used his mind and his precision.
His frame is amazing. Wide shoulders. Lower body looks thick and hefty. pause. But he seems to be a bit too slow to be a wing on the highest level. Unless he has S-tier basketball iq, larry bird level will be far fetched.
For everyone saying he's full of talent, think again he's like 6'6 as a true freshman in high school playing against bums in the state of maine, he's moved to Florida and I haven't heard anything about him since. His old high school didn't even need them they still made states without him.
Because he is full of talent. As a sophomore at Montverde, he held his own on a stacked team. The teams he’s playing against in this video are not “bums from Maine,” and his home high school (Nokomis) lost in the first round of the playoffs - they didn’t “make states.”
@@jobasucks No offense but those teams he's playing against are absolutely not too great in terms of skill. They do no fakes, no threes, no spot ups or jumpshots, they just do straight layups right into him so he can get an easy block. Their basketball iq seems extremely lacking especially for seniors. Even their defense is lacking, they should have been trying to draw the charge on him or do a hard foul on him and not let him get easy dunks. Also they aren't tall or strong. He's like 6'6 right? Yet it seems he's the biggest guy in every highlight in this video. That's very odd considering there's many hs basketball players from all around the world who are just as tall as that or taller. Maybe he should come play in Cali, and play against some bigger more athletic guys?
@Vos Landeck Bronny James is also a 5 star recruit and is now at USC, yet in high-school he only scored 14 points per game/ and over 8 points per game his junior year..... Safe to say those college offers don't actually speak for skill. They just recruit the hot shots with the most hype behind them.
Now with all that I'm saying. Don't think I'm hating on this kid. He would definitely beat me on a basketball court. He is skilled and I can't take nothing away from him. He will also go d1 and nba for sure, all I'm saying is he's a little overhyped.
He looks good but it's very easy to block and dunk on people a foot shorter than you with average talent. See how he does when it's a even playing field. Hopefully he excels
He’s nice with it man. I could watch this all day! I love how he plays the game 🤙🏽. I’ll be looking out for him in the NBA
Me too. Just don’t end up like Chris Herren young man. I hope that you have a very strong family support unit plus friends, teachers and colleagues that will guide you through this process. All the best and GOD BLESS
@@julioalcaraz5417 Herren has a different story.I don’t think it’s happening with this kid.
@@albertsebastian4489-We hope so
Been following this kid for a while, his defense is ridiculous, he’ll lock down anyone at any position. His offense has gotten better too, but that defense, ferocious
Troll
"why don't you take a seat" - Chris Hansen
The guy puts Swat in Swat team
The way he handles the ball is so clever, how ever I love how he blocks everyone’s shot 😂 This man is full of talent 😮😮
If we don't hear more from this guy in the future, Bud Light's not a man's beer😂
We'll see just how well he BLOVKS if he make s it to the NBA
zip his pants up when ur done
@@robertsteen5093 He will be in the '25 recruiting class for everyone to watch.
That kid can flat out play ball. He does everything. He scores, pass, blocks shots, grabs rebounds, starts the fast break with the outlet pass, and finishes the fastbreak with a dunk. He is quick off the dribble and can take it to the basket. He has the footwork in the paint and can score in the post. He can shoot from behind the arc. He is a complete basketball player and one of the most fundamental players I've seen in a long time since Len Bias, Tim Duncan, Magic Johnson and Larry Bird. He is very talented and is capable of putting up triple-double numbers.
I've seen him play and he's under control the whole game ,smooth and aware
He's played nobody in maine, and since selling out and moving to Florida haven't heard about him sense.
Silence pleb
@@CaMOOflage1992 LoL stay hurt
Agree, his timing and how he uses his spins while driving to the hoop are purposeful and graceful
I’m 1:23 seconds in and I’m just in love with the talent of this guy. I think this right here. Is a for sure, can’t miss prospect!!!
i dont think he is playing against top tier talent in any of this tho
@@abprepboy33 I know you can’t be serious lol ? You gotta be joking right. You don’t know what the EYBL consist of huh
@@therealkinghez that dude be hating for absolutely zero reason lol
I live in Maine and it’s great to see a super star that comes from Maine!
Same! Way to rep Maine. Not much to do here except snowmobile and play ball 😂😂😂
I'm from his home town, know his grandparents. He and his twin brother lead their team to state championship their freshman year. Kid is definitely going places.
He's not gonna rep maine he's gonna rep Florida, guarantee. He left, you can't rep something you leave lol
@@CaMOOflage1992 you're probably right lol
Larry has no replacement. One of a generation.
Wrong. "There will never, EVER be another Larry Bird." -- Magic Johnson
You realize what a "generation" is right? You know that he is not in the same generation as Larry Bird, right?
Top class this Cooper Flagg if any team manager is reading sign him ASAP don't wait! Amazing abilities
He doesn't have to be Larry Bird he can develop his own identity. With the proper coaching and development he will be a force to be reckoned with at the D1 college level.
This kid has great proportions. Thin upper body but not too thin. Strong legs which helps avoid injury and provides endurance. Tall but not too tall. If he's teachable and high IQ he'll make it.
He looks pretty strong for his age. Impressive!
Maine is watching you, kid. You make us proud to show them the talent you created for yourself in a small town.
The first 30 seconds I was thinking that’s a strong title considering Luka was already playing pro ball at 16. At about the 5 minute mark I was thinking the title is spot on.
@@kayden1455 read the title again then read his comment again
@@kayden1455You good?
Luka was already playing grown men and a MVP overseas at 16 lol
@Wade Boggs - Your comment makes zero sense. No matter what you think of this kid's game, he'd still only be the coldest since Luka, who is currently destroying the NBA, not Larry...
Luka is still much better
The way his blocks just completely smother the ball is crazy. This dude going places(I hope)
I think this kid's pretty damn good but he's blocking shots of sub 6 foot Lilliputians. Doesn't not seem to be playing with dudes who got that funk.
@@TheHawk_flies 1:39 No Lillipution there.
He a white boy, he will
@The Hawk exactly. Dude is nice, but he is slow af and his footwork is trash. 6'9 means he a tweener
@@TheHawk_flies 5:00 so uh... you owe me five bucks or something because he is making the other team's big who is his height look very foolish
Bird was one of the greatest, and he was surrounded by 4 other great players in the mid-80's. It will be interesting to see Flagg playing with some talent at guard and center that will let him do his thing from anywhere on the court. But, to follow in Larry's footsteps he has to develop toughness, the step-back jumper and the three, since he will be up against superb defensive players who are bigger, faster, better at the next level. And he has to stay free from major injury. I wish him great success.
@@thesultanofveracity9943 How so?
the kid is good and at that level can BULLY . you are right he needs to get tougher and develop more to be mentioned with BIRD
@@thesultanofveracity9943 did you happen to see the caption of the video????
@@thesultanofveracity9943 literally why he made the comment
Yup, tougher to be mentioned with Bird...... with a bit more attitude he'll get there. He's got all the talent, toughness can be taught, not talent.
He Just Has It! Point Blank&Simple..Born To Do This!
The most impressive part of his games is his handles. That's what sets him apart from the average 6'9" teen. It's what made Magic and Bird so special.
Imagine if title was "Coldest Black Boy"
Ecxtactly
My thoughts exactly.
Hey fellas, you are CLEARLY UNAWARE that the title, "Whiteboy" in any sport is A BADGE OF HONOR! I wore that SHEIT like a Gold Medal when I played. It told me that the dudes I was playing against were COMPLETELY INTIMIDATED and were trying ANYTHING to get in my head because they couldn't stop me. A little word of advice....Quit letting ANYONE GET IN YOUR HEAD! If any rules go only ONE WAY just learn to operate THOSE RULES B
@@bigtrip2750 I like how you handled this! The original comment has a point as well as you.
@@trevorcunningham8687 I don't disagree. Just different. Like I said tho, I don't let 'em get in my head 'cause I know I'm IN THEIRS.😎👍
This kid's discipline on defense how he goes straight up like that is really unteachable
jumping straight up in the air is very teachable
@@collegemunchies4544Are you dense?
@@collegemunchies4544 bro blocking is way more than just jumping....
Time to raise his comp a notch so he can continue to enhance his game!
Aggresive!! Athletic!! Can shoot it!! 6'9". Larry Bird with Athleticism!! Impressive
That's what I'm saying, athletic Larry Bird
Man, this boy has the superstar of himself in the making. He has the height, the shooting is phenomenal, he can run and block shots inside the paint, he makes good passes (assist) and very unselfish though he can create he's own shots pretty much everywhere in the offense. He will be an excellent prospects for college scouts and most of all, the NBA. He can be built and trained more in the professional league once he get there. He's a 5 star player. Very good job and can be an intimidating guy. 👏
AWESOME
send him to Arkansas to play for Muss
Why am I reading chatGPT right now.
😂😂😂
I don't see it. The things he does in this game don't translate to the NBA level. None of those dribble drives he does would work. And none of those blocks would happen. I see a spot up shooter role player as his potential in the nba.
Can’t wait to see him in Dallas next weekend
The Warriors need this cat
I wish him all the best. He needs to grow more as a player, and I am sure he will grow. Look forward to seeing him in the NBA in 3-4 years.
This guy is legit!!! Amazing game for such a young age... Monster!
sick, hope his game continues to grow so it can translate to the next level when he doesn't have such a size advantage
It is the small details. Very mature what he dies in terms of footwork and stepwork rhythm, how he uses his body and free hand to go around opponents. Do not know if his dad showed hom some of this or his highschool coaches. I hope he will be guided properly to care for his nutrition, flexibility, strength and mental growth. Then he will for sure be a menace in the NBA for any team.
The kid can dominate with his size and skill no doubt. At 6'9'' I'd like to see more of his perimeter game. Unless he grows more into 7'0-7'1 I think he'll have to develop his outside game with a consistent jumper and even polished handles to create his own shot at the next levels. But I think he has the potential and discipline to do those things. I want to see more of him in the future
He’s shot lights out in other games, this one he just didn’t take a ton of jumpers.
@@kingmaximusthe4th His handle is very, very solid too, especially for his size. Just watched a clip of him this morning from Peach Jam going between the legs, hesitation, crossover, explodes along the baseline for a two handed dunk. He's nasty. I don't think the Larry Bird comp is really accurate. He's more like the white Kevin Durant.
He only 15. So gotta think he going top 6'10 and above most likely 7ft but even if he done growing he game is cold. There is 6'8 centers in NBA today
@@JeffKelly03yea Larry bird comp is only because they both white but we don't know what Larry bird game at 15 looked like either..
I had no clue he was only 16 when I clicked on the video and made it halfway through. This kid is already so good I would have thought he was a top five recruit as a senior not as a sophomore lmao
Floats like a butterfly 🦋 stings like a Bee 🐝
Next Larry Bird? I didn't hear enough smack talk. Larry could throw down on the court, no doubt. But that dude got into everyone's head before during and after the game. He lived in the brain of his opponents.
Yes I agree. And their will never be another Larry Legend. His confidence and telling you about it, is part of his legend.
Players aren't allowed to do that anymore. People's feelings get hurt and guys get technicals and suspended now for that. It's a soft League now.
Larry was 6 years older when he first entered the NBA which is amazing. Cooper could jump to the pros now, if allowed and just turned 16.
He’s more like the white Bron or the Caucasian king #dontcancelme
Bird would have put up the same numbers even if he never said anything.
Ol' Dirk from Dallas was about as unstoppable as they come. Especially in his prime. Only time will tell if he can play at that level for as long as Bird and Novitzsky did. Looks good so far.
I'm from Medford Massachusetts, but have lived in Maine for half my life now. This is the best thing Maine has ever produced since legal weed and far better than Maine lobster. It's fitting he's from New England given the last great white American born player spent his entire career in Boston, in Larry Joe Bird.
I see he's working out with Tatum right now which is amazing. His game reminds me a lot of his, except he's even better defensively
Top ten pick potential. I hope he plays a year at a top college and puts some good numbers up
Yeah he looks like the real deal. He's dominant at this level. Let's see what he does at the next level.
This guy puts on about 30lbs of muscle and he’ll be TRULY UNSTOPPABLE!!!
He’s going to the league!!
This kid is nice. I think his timing is better than his athleticism and he's very athletic. With the proper skill development he just may be a star. Also I love he finishes around the rim with both hands very strong.
He's working out with Tatum right now which is dope. I live in Maine and am from Medford Massachusetts originally. This is by far the best basketball player to ever come out of this wooded hood.
His game reminds me a lot of Tatums, except he's MUCH better defensively.
I feel like he's gonna be a one and done Duke product
@@briantneary2248 he looks like the real deal. You don't see any fear in any of his videos
6:04 Nobody deserves to be rejected that hard
So inspirational
He will be fun to use in NBA2K!
I'm going to ignore the title in the thumbnail and acknowledge just how damn good this kid is...
IG girls waiting for him to make the bag lol 😂😂😂
Side eye😮
Solid fundamentals 😊
Kid is unreal. If he keeps his grades up, stays healthy and keeps his head on straight, I’d say 1-2 years at a Duke or similar high profile program and then go pro.
As much as any college would want to get 2 years out of him, he definitely looks like he could be a future one and done prospect. Kid's just too good.
Kid was getting fouled two or three times on every move, then still converting. The disrespect from the refs was ridiculous. You see it so often, really hate the way basketball is officiated these days.
He has a great, soft touch shooting. Remember, this is only high school, college is a whole different world.
Note, he is still in hs on these videos. Down at Montverde now and as a sophomore probably their best all-all around player.
I meant he is 15 here.
24/7sports ranks him #2 in the nation for Class of 2025.
@@williamtaylor506 But he might reclassify to 2024 next year. OKC has a bunch of other drafts next year and beyond but because he is fully grown, not a small guard the odds are he will go very early. He has been this good for three years and appears to have an edge. He has a twin also down at Montverde. Thanks
He is at Monteverde(Fla) Academy and he will be in the '25 recruiting class for everyone to watch for.
He's a great young player with that old school hustle. He's going to be unreal as he gets older. I think he's going to give Wembanyama some competition. The future is bright for basketball
Let’s pump the breaks before you compare that unicorn to this dude.
This kid will be a second tier college player at best, he's NOT going NBA 🤣🤣🤣
@@sdkhopes he was MVP of the FIBA 17U world championships at 15 years old. You know nothing
@@sdkhopes He's ranked #2 overall for 2025. Are you slow or extra slow 🐌 fool
Not a compliment. Straight up racist . Its like saying He is a very good black doctor.
I don't know where they get Larry Bird from but I definitely see a white version of KG
Can't wait to see what he'll do when everybody is his size or bigger. Can't wait-so far so good
So who’s the coldest black boy right now since magic Johnson ?
He's as tall as a lot of NBA centers today.
20 pounds of muscle in 3 years. Pick up games w/elites the whole way? Bad-to-the-bone white boy.
@@nicholasthomas3635 just a great player , playing against some elites bad to the bone black boys really shows out his game
i had the same thought. needs to put on some weight or he may get bullied. super nice with it tho
His blocks are brutal. Hes got great speed for 6'9. Handles could use some work but with that D you cant complain.
I'm not usually the type of person to hype someone up cause just cause they're white and can play decent basketball. However, this guy's shot is silky smooth, plays high IQ defense, has great playmaking and facilitation, he also has great size and Isn't a super lanky injury prone type. Definitely coukd see him being a top pick going forward and if he grows a couple more inches it's game over if he can stay healthy. Feels like a mix of KD with the jump shot and dribble penetration, and AD on the glass. I think he needs to add post up moves and fadeaway to his arsenal, it seems like it isn't part of his game cause no one he's playing against is his size
his left hand is a feature and not a bug. pretty dope to see a young man using that so regularly
Great talent. Limited opposition so far. I like the face guard --- more players should wear it to ensure confidence driving to the hoop.
He plays for Montverde they're one of the best teams in the country. He led team USA FIBA 17 under to a world championship last summer as a 15 year old. I think he's ranked #1 or 2 depending on which website you look at for his class. The other player is Cameron Boozer, Carlos Boozer's son.
@@AchillesWrath1 yeah but that looks like easy competition just saying
@@student40008 He's 16 playing against the best players in the country his age and older in high school and around the world. He makes it look easy because he's good.
@@AchillesWrath1 These guys aren't the best in the country. Ranking doesn't prove that
@@student40008 Who isn't the best in the country? Him, the competition which one? He's played against everyone currently his age and older in high school and around the world. Ranking absolutely matters or they wouldn't do it for the NBA lottery and draft. Or high school to college. It starts earlier than "the NBA draft year". For example Wembanyama is the #1 ranked player in the world this year and easy consensus #1 pick. Cooper Flagg is the #1 or 2 ranked player his age (this year as a sophomore) for the class of 2025. He was ranked #1-3 last year as a Freshman as well. Now that doesn't mean he will still be ranked as high in 3 more years when he will be eligible for the NBA draft. But right now that's where he's currently ranked.
Psalms 32:11
Be glad in the LORD, and rejoice, ye righteous: and shout for joy, all ye that are upright in heart.
6:48 aint no way the teammate held the form for a pass 😂
And just stares at him after 🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂
Keep Working hard #32 pure talent. 💪🏿
Very impressive. Would love to see this kid in the NBA. Definitely would be a great build for NBA2k
This kid is NOT making the NBA 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@sdkhopes y'all love to hate
@sdkhopes What makes you think that, are you blind. He has all aspects down pat
@@sdkhopes hating is a disease
@@sdkhopes You don’t know nothing about basketball. Save this message.
This kid is like nothing I have ever seen.Hes not even reached the peak of his potential .I hope it goes well for him moving forward.I could not be more impressed
He has a sweet game, but it's unfair to give him the Larry Legend props so early in his life.
Looks like a fine young player, he could develop jnto another Larry Bird, but the obstacles to that end are gigantic in this day, but the guy has the opportunity. Bird was a great passer and made all his teammates better players. He was tough as nails and his work ethic was incredible. That's what separated Bird from the pack of good shooters and other standout college players.
Actually, he plays more like a Kevin McHale that can jump
nah. this kid is colder
I thought Kevin Mchale as well but with perimeter skills.
McHale had the most awesome post pivot moves . Don’t see that with this guy . This guy seems to drive to the basket a lot - McHale did not really do that .
One of the most players I’ve ever seen in the last 6 months.
What does color have to do with anything.
You can't be that naive.
Best player regardless of class.
His game is 100% different than Larry’s was.
Thats an outrageous coment, hope your not a coach or a scout!!!
@@fredtowns78 Bird was not as athletic, Bird had a massive Basketball IQ… He became “Larry Legend” because of his ability to read the game. His passes, his 3-point prowess and his ability to strategically bring the game to life were his strengths. Even Larry admitted he could not run or jump, so he needed to be really good at other things.
This kid is athletic and he very literally uses his body to create plays… These are the fundamental differences between he and Bird. Bird was not able to use athleticism and his body to create plays, instead he used his mind and his precision.
If he gets stronger. 😳 I can believe it.
I’m taking Flagg over anyone in high school right now , and even since maybe Zion 💯🫵🏾
NATURAL PLAIN N SIMPLE
This kid really from Maine
I always laugh when a guy dunks on someone 5" shorter and then stares them down. Uhh, bro, you're supposed to be able to do that.
6'3/6'4 is still huge getting dunked on over 6 ft is crazy nonetheless
This idiot thing is so "American"..
Larry Bird Is back!!😃👋👋✌️
His frame is amazing. Wide shoulders. Lower body looks thick and hefty. pause. But he seems to be a bit too slow to be a wing on the highest level. Unless he has S-tier basketball iq, larry bird level will be far fetched.
Larry was slower than a dead racoon and things worked out for him.
@@modsquad20 LOLOL
This kid is good. He has decent ball handles too
He'll be good at college level. Needs more quickness for NBA.
Kind of how I feel. I like his game, but talking about a high NBA pick in just a few years, I don't know.
wow. eyeball test off the charts with this kid.
For everyone saying he's full of talent, think again he's like 6'6 as a true freshman in high school playing against bums in the state of maine, he's moved to Florida and I haven't heard anything about him since. His old high school didn't even need them they still made states without him.
Because he is full of talent. As a sophomore at Montverde, he held his own on a stacked team. The teams he’s playing against in this video are not “bums from Maine,” and his home high school (Nokomis) lost in the first round of the playoffs - they didn’t “make states.”
@@jobasucks No offense but those teams he's playing against are absolutely not too great in terms of skill. They do no fakes, no threes, no spot ups or jumpshots, they just do straight layups right into him so he can get an easy block. Their basketball iq seems extremely lacking especially for seniors. Even their defense is lacking, they should have been trying to draw the charge on him or do a hard foul on him and not let him get easy dunks.
Also they aren't tall or strong. He's like 6'6 right? Yet it seems he's the biggest guy in every highlight in this video. That's very odd considering there's many hs basketball players from all around the world who are just as tall as that or taller. Maybe he should come play in Cali, and play against some bigger more athletic guys?
@Vos Landeck Bronny James is also a 5 star recruit and is now at USC, yet in high-school he only scored 14 points per game/ and over 8 points per game his junior year.....
Safe to say those college offers don't actually speak for skill. They just recruit the hot shots with the most hype behind them.
Now with all that I'm saying. Don't think I'm hating on this kid. He would definitely beat me on a basketball court. He is skilled and I can't take nothing away from him. He will also go d1 and nba for sure, all I'm saying is he's a little overhyped.
Bro cold 🥶 cant wait to see where he is in a few years
Ohhhhhh yeah he’s definitely on his way!!!
Who's the coldest black boy in comparison ?
Thompson twins
@@kwamejrr3925 Right! They’re four years old and can’t shoot.
He loves the game he playes the game well spin bounce passes 60 feet downcourt 6’9” pull up jumpshots for 3 drain-o Atlanta could use the man l
Could you imagine if he was Black and they used the term “Black boy”
Why is HE the first blocker to try to keep the ball instead of swatting it out of bounds. Good for him!
He looks good but it's very easy to block and dunk on people a foot shorter than you with average talent. See how he does when it's a even playing field. Hopefully he excels
He was MVP of the FIFA U17 world championship at 15 years old. He's actually dominating older elite talent
Like Wemby?
Kid is going places
Change the title. All I see is a basketball player. His race has nothing to do with this story or his talent.
when he really gets his man strength he will be the talk of the NBA.
White Kawhi
damn, a one to watch prospect. Hope he can grow more.
Always have to throw that "Racial " garbage in the equation....
this kid could be purple and he would still be dominant
Will be number 1 pick.
“Coldest black boy since Michael Jordan…” doesn’t that sound weird to you, like black person is a peculiar specimen? Can we stop talking like this?
The blocks where most impressive...He got game for sure.
So this is the guy Celtics fans have been wanting
I love beautiful basketball. Kids got a silky smooth game!
that boy gone be nice 👏🏾 keep it up young fella 👏🏾🙏🏾🙌🏾
Alot of upcoming Talent in the next 2-5 years
Nice. Seeing his footwork and left side/hand is impressive. He’s a balla fo sure.
Nothing about him resembles Larry Bird or energy wise?? Hype clip for the kid, looks good see how he does down the line good luck to him
I don't know whats worse, Him dunking on you or the rejections. Damn, this kid is cold and that shot technique is 100% crazy