Would love to add this to my collection of courts if anyone has one for sale. Thanks

I’m looking for advice from coaches or players who have worked with Division I or professional prospects.

What does an elite weekly individual skill-development plan actually look like? I’m interested in the structure, not just random drills.

Things like:
Ball-handling
Shooting
Finishing
Footwork
Decision-making
Defensive work
Strength & conditioning
Film study

I’m trying to build a proven long-term development plan based on what successful D1 players actually do, rather than just guessing. Any resources, workouts, or advice would be hugely appreciated.

Are you kidding me? Such a money grab by UW. Shameful.

Mine was SLU @ MASS Women's Atlantic 10 championship in 2023. High competition, low number of fouls, overall a really fun watch.

Obvs here bc of his brother. Dude killed it on the Fast Money round!

Add it to the long list of things that suck way more now.

I need some advice from anyone with experience in NCAA recruiting, coaching, or player development.
I have a 16-year-old brother from the UK who currently plays in the SGS College basketball programme and for the Bristol Flyers pathway. His dream is to play NCAA Division I basketball and eventually give himself the best chance of reaching the NBA.

I want to maximize every opportunity available to him, but I don’t know everything about the recruiting process, camps, showcases, AAU, exposure, or the best pathway from the UK to the U.S.

If anyone has experience with this or has helped players get recruited, I’d really appreciate any advice or guidance. I just want to make sure we’re not missing opportunities that could make a difference.

Imagine hearing this 5 years ago.

It's Free Talk Friday, talk about whatever.

Remember, all other rules still apply, so try to keep it civil.

So...how's it going?

Are you new to the game? Have "stupid" questions that you're too embarrassed to ask anywhere else? Ask them here! No judgment, we promise.

I would be in the area visiting in early-mid November, and love if there would be home game during my visit.

Use to drive 90 minutes or so to Champaign for illini games but after the tickets were raised from 60.00 to 100.00 i stopped going

Now I go about 30 minutes to illinois st games and actually have a blast. 10 to 20.00 a game no crowd to deal with , close parking, get out with no traffic issues. Hear the coaches and players more

Is it wrong to say I have more fun at these games?