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Hashim Al-Yasiri is a 6’5” guard out of International Leadership of Texas in Lewisville drawing multiple Midwest offers. In this Watchlist interview, we break down what actually translates in his game — offensive creation, defensive versatility, and long-term role projection.
This isn’t a highlight reel conversation.
It’s a basketball conversation.
We discuss:
• Guard skill at 6’5”
• Defensive matchups and switching value
• Recruiting fit and system alignment
• Development focus areas
• What college coaches want to see next
If you value real evaluation language and role clarity, subscribe and stay locked in with The Watchlist.
No hype. Just clarity.
It Ain’t For Everybody.
🔔 Subscribe for weekly evaluations and interviews
https://youtu.be/SjLU5pWokes
Shoutout to The Brunch Spot in Converse — great food, great people, and always showing love to the game. This is The One-Eyed Scout Show, and remember — it ain’t for everybody.
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Hashim Al-Yasiri is a 6’5” guard out of International Leadership of Texas in Lewisville drawing multiple Midwest offers. In this Watchlist interview, we break down what actually translates in his game — offensive creation, defensive versatility, and long-term role projection.
This isn’t a highlight reel conversation.
It’s a basketball conversation.
We discuss:
• Guard skill at 6’5”
• Defensive matchups and switching value
• Recruiting fit and system alignment
• Development focus areas
• What college coaches want to see next
If you value real evaluation language and role clarity, subscribe and stay locked in with The Watchlist.
No hype. Just clarity.
It Ain’t For Everybody.
🔔 Subscribe for weekly evaluations and interviews
https://youtu.be/SjLU5pWokes
Shoutout to The Brunch Spot in Converse — great food, great people, and always showing love to the game. This is The One-Eyed Scout Show, and remember — it ain’t for everybody.