Jay Williams spoke with The Step Back about his experiences in the McDonald's All-American Games and the future of the event.
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Examining the pathways players take from AAU to college, and how the influence of big-money sneaker companies factors in.
Landry Shamet's slight frame lowers his ceiling, but he's incredibly skilled and should be able to thrive in the NBA next season.
Lonnie Walker IV is a raw one-and-done prospect who was the best ranked recruit to ever play at Miami. He could be the biggest steal in the 2018 NBA Draft.
After the spending spree two years ago, there may not be enough money to pay non-max players what they probably deserve this NBA offseason.
Collin Sexton plays full tilt and piles up stats, but does he make his teammates better? That's the question that will decide where he lands in the draft.
Jerome Robinson elected to return to Boston College for his junior season and it has made all the difference in his NBA draft stock.
With a 6-foot-9 wingspan, defensive promise and shooting prowess from deep, the modern day NBA could easily fall in love with Jacob Evans.
Zhaire Smith has elite defensive potential, mostly because of his explosive athleticism. To reach his ceiling he'll need to slow down and become more aware.
AAU stats have been largely un-mined to this point, for a number of reasons, but there are some useful insights to be found.
Jalen Hudson looks like he could be an elite shooter and scorer in the NBA. To do that he'll need to round out his game and build on his defense.
More and more players are using the step back jumper. But have we reached a point where this weapon is creating diminishing returns?