Facebook AppFreshman phenom Jereme Richmond lived up to all the hype in his varsity debut...
North Shore Country day defeated Alden-Hebron 54-37.
Richmond, a 6-5 freshman, scored 34 points and grabbed 21 rebounds.
Freshman phenom Jereme Richmond lived up to all the hype in his varsity debut...
North Shore Country day defeated Alden-Hebron 54-37.
Richmond, a 6-5 freshman, scored 34 points and grabbed 21 rebounds.
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The kid is good but I don't think he would put up those numbers aganist a half decent varsity team.
Posted by: Yeah | November 22, 2006 10:59 AM
Looks like he gave a verbal committment to the Illini today!
Posted by: IlliniHoops | November 23, 2006 10:38 AM
It doesn't matter if he is 1A 2A or 10A. Talent and work ethic and interest in getting a quality education are the important factors. He also just needs to say "I am not interested", when the wolves start calling.
Posted by: Rich Behl | November 23, 2006 11:49 AM
Do we really need to have the "quality of competition" arguement again? Just like Rick said, if this kid puts in the work to develop his game in all aspects, the Illini may have a stud in the making.
Posted by: Keith | November 28, 2006 06:43 AM
Hey folks, he'll get all the tougher competition he needs during the summer camps and what have you.
Posted by: jth | December 4, 2006 07:57 PM