Recruit: Treylan Smith

[USAFminersfan]

Don't know if he's related to Tirus, or how good he is, and I don't have time to look into his stats in detail.

https://magnoliahoops.com/treylan-smith/

 

[axingfools1]

Don't know if he's related to Tirus, or how good he is, and I don't have time to look into his stats in detail.

https://magnoliahoops.com/treylan-smith/

He is Tirus's younger brother. 2020 recruit. Wade has a very good younger brother too (2018).

 

[topminer]

Don't know if he's related to Tirus, or how good he is, and I don't have time to look into his stats in detail.

https://magnoliahoops.com/treylan-smith/

They most certainly are related...

http://impact601.com/pages/full_sto...rothers+bond+through+basketball+ &id=27321043

 

[topminer]

Listed as Mississippi's #1 rated recruit for 2020 (a long way off, but he played varsity hoops as both an 8th grader and a freshman):

https://magnoliahoops.com/2020-player-rankings/

 

[unihorn]

He is Tirus's younger brother. 2020 recruit. Wade has a very good younger brother too (2018).

If we were SMU, we'd hire his dad as an assistant coach to seal the deal.

 

[utep2step]

Listed as Mississippi's #1 rated recruit for 2020 (a long way off, but he played varsity hoops as both an 8th grader and a freshman):

https://magnoliahoops.com/2020-player-rankings/

Playing with upper level at any level by a 8th or freshman is possible IF the kid plays hard, works hard and shows for practice and gets in some off season playing in and finally the cajones to say "I can do this!".

I saw a high school tourney in Arizona in the late 80's that had L.A. vs. Chicago. L.A. had an 8th grader on the floor and he was doing just fine. The Chicago team had Johnny "Smooth" Melvin.