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Niven Glover Is The BOUNCIEST Hooper In America!! BILAAG Mixtape!

Arek Kissoyan — Tue, 11 Jun 2019 19:24:39 +0000

The 2019 Ballislife All American Game presented by Eastbay was an absolute show once again. Here is the official mixtape.

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1 V 1 King Of The Court All Americans vs Mixtape LEGEND Aquille Carr!

Arek Kissoyan — Mon, 20 May 2019 17:10:00 +0000

The Ballislife All Americans wanted to go head to head with mixtape legend Aquille Carr in 1 v 1 King of the Court. Tre Mann and Aquille really embraced the opportunity and had some good back and forth.

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Ramsey, Mobley take home 2019 Ballislife All-American Game MVP Honors

Devin Ugland — Wed, 08 May 2019 01:05:42 +0000

LONG BEACH, Ca. — Ballislife raised the bar with the 9th edition of its All-American Game.

The event featured many of the country's top senior basketball players in a high-level game that saw Team Elite edge out Team Future, 123-122, at the Long Beach Entertainment & Convention Center.

While the game itself, the dunk contest and the three-point contest were the main reason why fans flooded the venue, it was the HoopCon aspect of the event that set it apart from other All-American experiences.

The perimeter of the site was filled with vendors, allowing fans to buy, sell and trade sneakers, and cop some some swag from companies like Ballislife, Eastbay and McDavid. And if those fans were brave enough, they could go up against the guys from Venice Basketball League in a variety of hoop competitions and 3-on-3 games.

The on-court festivities began with the 3-point contest won by uncommitted guard Boogie Ellis out of Mission Bay high school in San Diego.

The dunk contest came down to a slam-off between Duke-bound wing Cassius Stanley of Sierra Canyon and Arizona-signee Terry Armstrong of Bella Vista Prep. Armstrong took home the crown as the day's best dunker with a variety of explosive slams, one of his most impressive coming when he caught a lob from Isaiah Mobley while at the same time jumping over the 6-foot-10 forward.

It didn't take much time for the one-on-one battles to take form once the game started as Ellis and Tre Mann (The Villages Charter, FL) went shot-for-shot in the first five minutes. Mann ran off 10 quick points to Boogie's six, each knocking down a couple of trey's in the process.

The first quarter was a back-and-forth affair, but Ohio State-bound forward E.J. Liddell helped Team Elite take a four-point lead into the second quarter with a one-handed dunk through contact and completed the old-fashioned three point play at the charity stripe.

Elite came out on fire in the second quarter behind a couple of highlight reel dunks from Texas Tech-signee Jahmi'us Ramsey (Duncanville, TX) and Niven Glover (Oak Ridge, FL), and a handful of nifty passes from Trendon Watford (Mountain Brook, AL), to take a 42-28 lead early in the period.

Local Southern California standouts Isaiah Mobley (Rancho Christian) and Jaime Jaquez, Jr. (Camarillo) came alive for Team Future over the last five minutes of the second, cutting the deficit to eight, 62-54, heading into halftime.

Team Future got within six of Elite early in the third quarter on back-to-back buckets from Gonzaga-bound forward Drew Timme (J.J. Pearce, TX) and kept that momentum going throughout as a 3-pointer from Ellis cut Future's deficit to three, 88-85, with 2:10 left in the third.

Team Elite took a 100-95 lead into the fourth quarter after Ramsey threw down a dunk on a lob to himself off the backboard.

Future pulled to within two of Elite, 106-104, on a dunk by Ellis with 7:45 to play, but Elite again created space with a transition layup from Watford and a mid-range jumper from Armstrong to take a 114-108 lead with 5:49 to go.

The defense and intensity picked up in the last minute and a half as a top of the key 3-pointer from Mobley cut a six point Future deficit in half with 1:04 to play.

Jovan Blacksher (Shadow Mountain, AZ) was fouled with eight seconds left and sank both free throws to bring Future to within one of Elite, 123-122, but Future couldn't force the turnover needed to get the final look it needed.

Ramsey (Elite) and Mobley (Future) took home game MVP honors for their respective teams.

Notable Statistics

Team Elite

Niven Glover: 25 points, 6 rebounds

Trendon Watford: 20 points, 7 rebounds, 6 assists

Jahmius Ramsey: 17 points

Tre Mann, Terry Armstrong: 12 points apiece

Mario McKinney: 10 points

Team Future

Isaiah Mobley: 33 points, 7 assists

Boogie Ellis: 25 points, 7 rebounds, 7 assists

Jaime Jaquez, Jr.: 16 points, 8 rebounds

Jovan Blacksher: 11 points

Drew Timme, Precious Achiuwa: 10 points each

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Ballislife All Americans Brought the JELLY & JAM! Tre Mann & Boogie Ellis WENT AT IT!

Arek Kissoyan — Mon, 06 May 2019 17:08:10 +0000

Here is the re-cap of the 2019 Ballislife All American Game Presented by Eastbay.

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Niven Glover & CJ Walker JUMP Out the Gym at Pangos Southeast Camp!

Staff — Fri, 18 Nov 2016 23:07:48 +0000

For the first time ever, the Pangos Freshman-Sophomore camp was held in Orlando, Florida to find the next big stars from the southeast. The event was held at the Lake Brantley Athletic Complex and brought out some of the best young high-flyers Florida had to offer. On Day 1 it was wings CJ Walker and Nevin Glover that caught our attention throwing down dunk after dunk. It was clear to see that Florida has athletes and they came to play. Guard play was dominated by Joe Bamisille, Tre Mann, and Sam Griffin as they showed promise as young lead gaurds. Others included in the recap were Aaron Lloyd, Luke Anderson, Frank Gilliam, Jaren Phillips, Kario Oquendo, Kaleb Coleman, Peyton Williams, Diante Smith, and Omar Payne.

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Samuel Griffin SO SMOOTH at Pangos Southeast!

Ronnie Flores — Sun, 06 Nov 2016 23:19:06 +0000

In a showcase camp setting, many times young players get caught up in the individualism of the game, or from their perspective, "trying to get a mixtape." At the Pangos All-Southeast Frosh/Soph Camp, guard Samuel Griffin turned heads and "made the cut" by playing the game the way it was meant to be. Other day one standouts at the first-year event include wings C.J. Walker and Niven Glover.

The Pangos Frosh/Soph Camp tour hit a new region for the first time -- the talent-rich state of Florida. When one thinks of Florida, football may be the first sport that comes to mind, but there is an abundance of hoops talent. With the event stopping in the Sunshine State for the first time, the overall number of camp participants was not high (60), so expectations were tempered. It also was a good opportunity for the players who did show up to get a honest evaluation from the media and scouts on hand, and as expected, a handful of standouts.

In a camp environment, one of the standout guards did something "new" to get the attention of the cameras -- he played winning basketball and started his approach on the defensive end. Samuel Griffin, a 6-foot-1 sophomore (2019) point guard from Norland (Miami) won over the traditional media and scouts, and the BIL crew, by doing it the right way -- playing aggressive defense and playing an unselfish brand of basketball on offense while making the correct reads.

"When you do the little things, it helps you on offense," said Griffin, who started for the Vikings as a freshman and started playing at seven years old. "Playing for a state-title winning coach like Lawton Williams III gets you used to winning and you have to play hard."

Watching Griffin, it's evident he's been taught the game well. He immediately finds his man and the ball on defense and quickly gets into help position when he's off the ball. The well-built sophomore is also a hellacious rebounder and is arguably the most physical guard we've evaluated on the Pangos Frosh/Soph tour this fall in terms of boxing out and battling bigger players on the boards. He simply makes other guards not want it anymore.

Offensively, Griffin displayed deep range on his jumper and one of the best intermediate games among the campers. Because of Griffin's smooth starts-and-stops, his pull up off the dribble is a lethal weapon. To top it off, he's a smooth and confident ball-handler. Simply put, there is not much to dislike about Griffin's game.

Rim-Rattling Performance for Niven Glover

Griffin's approach to the game may be unique in this camp environment, but attacking the rim with explosive finishes is a sure fire way to get noticed. No one at this camp (and few along the camp tour for that matter) does it better than 6-foot-3 sophomore Niven Glover of Oak Ridge (Orlando, Fla.). Glover's combination of first-step explosiveness and verticality makes defenders wince or avoid him completely despite being a tad undersized for his position. Glover is a powerful finisher to boot and hit a solid percentage on his jump shot. He does push his jumper and needs to get his legs more into the shot, but it's not hard to like his overall offensive package.

Another sophomore wing with an outstanding first day was 6-foot-7 sophomore C.J. Walker of nearby Orlando Christian Prep. Walker is explosive around the rim and similar to Griffin, gets his game going from the defensive end. Near the end of his first game, he came up with three spectacular blocks. He's also a long-strider in the open court and oozing with potential. It's no wonder programs such as Louisville, Iowa State and LSU have already offered him a scholarship.

Others who turned heads with their defensive ability included 6-foot-5 2020 prospect Selton Miguel of West Oaks Academy (Orlando, Fla.), which opens at No. 18 in the preseason FAB 50 National Team Rankings, and his high school teammate Christian Lora. The latter is a 6-foot-11 space eater who knows how to use his big body to keep smaller players out of the paint. Lora is not afraid to throw his weight around, has good instinct and solid touch on his close range shots.

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