where are you from

Try to be a little more subtle with your approach.  You can't really call yourself a superstar from the get go, those kinds of things take time and the respect of others before you can actually call yourself that.  Not to mention, coach's don't really go for the superstar guys anymore.  They go with the players who have a great knowledge of the game and guys who will most likely want to stay all four years.  But hey, good luck to you man, just thought I'd give you a little advice.  Hope you make it wherever it is you're trying to go.

You have the right attitude to be a great player. You need to find someone who is willing to work as hard as you outside of regular practice time. But in the end, it all comes down to YOU!. you need to be the first at practice working on fundamentals that might not be worked on during a team practice, and you need to stay after practice to work on shooting, moves etc.

How can I make myself know to collage scouts all over the country. I'm pretty good at the game itself, PG and in Middle school. My dads getting together a AAU team to get my name out there but will that be good enough?

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