Post by Azthetic on Apr 16, 2012 15:47:45 GMT -8
From the looks of it, Daniel Hamilton (Isaac's little bro, who also has an offer from SDSU), tore it up over the weekend in the Hall of Fame Championship Series stop in Corona. He is listed as the first standout player of the tournament.
Standout players
Daniel Hamilton (Bellflower, Calif./St. John Bosco)
2014, WF/SG, 6-foot-7, 170 pounds
To put it simply, Hamilton was scintillating in a quarterfinal tilt against Branch West Elite. The youngest of the Hamilton trio (Jordan, Isaac) may develop into the best of the bunch. Whether he’ll be a 2 or a 3 at the next level is yet to be determined, but his skill speaks volumes about his recent development as an all-around player. The willowy wing keeps his handle tight and low and his 3-point shot is effortless. However, the best part of his game could be his innate ability to find open teammates. He is in the argument for best prospect in the Southern California region, regardless of class.
Daniel Hamilton already has offers from San Diego State, USC, UTEP, Colorado and Colorado State.
For the full article, it is ESPN Insider:
insider.espn.go.com/blog/ncbrecruiting/national/post?id=1904
Standout players
Daniel Hamilton (Bellflower, Calif./St. John Bosco)
2014, WF/SG, 6-foot-7, 170 pounds
To put it simply, Hamilton was scintillating in a quarterfinal tilt against Branch West Elite. The youngest of the Hamilton trio (Jordan, Isaac) may develop into the best of the bunch. Whether he’ll be a 2 or a 3 at the next level is yet to be determined, but his skill speaks volumes about his recent development as an all-around player. The willowy wing keeps his handle tight and low and his 3-point shot is effortless. However, the best part of his game could be his innate ability to find open teammates. He is in the argument for best prospect in the Southern California region, regardless of class.
Daniel Hamilton already has offers from San Diego State, USC, UTEP, Colorado and Colorado State.
For the full article, it is ESPN Insider:
insider.espn.go.com/blog/ncbrecruiting/national/post?id=1904
