The show starts with news and notes around the state as we discuss the latest coaching hires, Zeb Jackson, Paul McMillan Jr., Josiah Fulcher, Jaxson Hayes, Darius Bazley, and much more.
In today's episode, we talk with first-time guest, CrossRoads Elite Camp Founder/President, and NCAA Certified Scout Adam Shoulders. We discuss the state of grassroots basketball, Bronny James, whether RJ Hampton's recent decision to play overseas will be a trend, and of course we deep-dive into his upcoming camp at Plainfield High School in Indianapolis. Adam will reveal some of the Ohio names that will be in attendance at this year's camp along with a couple national names to wet your appetite.
Shoulders has done quite well in the state of Ohio since the camp's inception in the fall of 2012. Names such as Kaleb Wesson, Derek Koch, Derek Culver, Jayvon Graves, Danny Davis, Jerome Hunter, Dwayne Cohill, Dane Goodwin, Vince Williams, L'Christian Smith, Caleb McConnell, Devon Baker, Darius Quisenberry, Adrian Nelson, Eli McNamara, Braden Norris, Jeremiah Francis, Dre Gordon, Amari Davis, Jordan Mitchell, Javin Etzler, John Hughley, Von Cameron Davis, Dom Penn, Josiah Fulcher, Jackson Ames, Garvin Clarke, E.J. Farmer, Paul McMillan Jr., and Danny Young Jr. have all showed out at the CrossRoads Elite Invitational.
Adam's camp has been the launching ground for NBA Rookies Michael Porter Jr. and Kevin Knox along with potential 2019 Lottery picks Darius Garland, Bol Bol, and Kevin Porter. In addition, 2nd round hopefuls Jontay Porter, Jordan Poole, and Kris Wilkes were also camp participants. Shoulders goes more in-depth throughout the podcast on some of the current high schoolers that attended the 3-day event including Jalen Johnson, B.J. Boston, Jaden Springer, Isiah Jackson, Walker Kessler, Caleb Love, and MarJon Beauchamp from the Class of 2020, Max Christie, Khristian Lander, Chet Holmgren, Caleb Furst, Jordan Nesbitt, Brandon Huntley-Hatfield from the Class of 2021, and Jalen Washington and Brandon Miller from the Class of 2022 just to a name a few.