Thokbor Majak (Men's Basketball signee)
Dec 8, 2023 6:55:21 GMT -8
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Post by aztecfan987 on Dec 8, 2023 6:55:21 GMT -8
From Rivals
basketballrecruiting.rivals.com/news/emptying-the-notebook-from-the-hoophall-west-invitational
San Diego State signee Thokbor Majak showed fluidity and flashes of greatness when it came to rim protection in Friday’s opening game. The 7-foot South Sudan native feels like an ideal redshirt candidate due to the fact that he needs to add significant weight and become a much more reliable offensive weapon. That said, he moves extremely fluidly for his size and is capable of being an absolute nightmare on the defensive end, where he blocked a handful of shots for Canyon International Academy on Friday. The impact Majak is capable of having as a defender should be enough to allow him to make some semblance of impact for the Aztecs down the road.
Majak, who has been in the states for roughly two years, committed to SDSU in mid October and has the dexterity and length to make a difference on the boards as he beefs up, but his shot-blocking and ability to get up and down quickly despite his 7-foot frame are what pop off the page at this point. There’s intriguing upside at work inside Majak, as he moves a lot better than most prospects with his build and is capable of staying in front of a lot of opponents on the perimeter should he be drawn out or caught in a switch.
basketballrecruiting.rivals.com/news/emptying-the-notebook-from-the-hoophall-west-invitational
San Diego State signee Thokbor Majak showed fluidity and flashes of greatness when it came to rim protection in Friday’s opening game. The 7-foot South Sudan native feels like an ideal redshirt candidate due to the fact that he needs to add significant weight and become a much more reliable offensive weapon. That said, he moves extremely fluidly for his size and is capable of being an absolute nightmare on the defensive end, where he blocked a handful of shots for Canyon International Academy on Friday. The impact Majak is capable of having as a defender should be enough to allow him to make some semblance of impact for the Aztecs down the road.
Majak, who has been in the states for roughly two years, committed to SDSU in mid October and has the dexterity and length to make a difference on the boards as he beefs up, but his shot-blocking and ability to get up and down quickly despite his 7-foot frame are what pop off the page at this point. There’s intriguing upside at work inside Majak, as he moves a lot better than most prospects with his build and is capable of staying in front of a lot of opponents on the perimeter should he be drawn out or caught in a switch.
