[size=large]Shane Hall[/size]
2014 Power Forward - 6'8" 200 lbs
Johnson Central High School - Paintsville, Kentucky
AAU: Louisville Magic
[img=205x300]http://blogs.courier-journal.com/recruiting/files/2012/03/Shane-Hall0312mug.jpg[/img]
ESPN Profile (78)
Scout Profile (4 Star)
Rivals Profile (4 Star)
Future 150 Profile (94)
MaxPreps Stats
Offers: Butler, Tennessee, UAB, Eastern Kentucky, Western Kentucky, Miami (OH)
[video=youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDAO1IdSJq8&feature=channel&list=UL[/video]Originally Posted by bd5
That doesn't suprise me about Hall. He just killed FH Elite 2014 in the game at the Adidas. Brennan got into all kinds of foul trouble checking Hall and the magic. Hall is very athletic. He can get UP. Nice jumper too. Stevens was watching that game big time as I recall. Here is a good recap I found on Hall....Was told BU likes Kessinger, Bonds, Smits, and Walton - its a pretty deep team.
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Also, reports out yesterday BU is making a big push for Shane Hall. Moving him to 1 or 1a (with Barnett) on the priority list would probably not be a bad thing (as offering both today also would not)
PF Shane Hall, 6-foot-8 Paintsville (Ky.) Johnson Central 2014: Hall is both skilled and athletic as a face-up forward who can do damage as a scorer or rebounder out of the high post. Playing in his first tournament with a loaded Louisville Magic 16u team, Hall quickly found his niche as an energizer and a post presence. Beginning in April, the forward put himself on the map as a must-watch prospect, and colleges are taking notice as coaches were jotting notes on more than just D'angelo Russell and Quentin Snider.
That doesn't suprise me about Hall. He just killed FH Elite 2014 in the game at the Adidas. Brennan got into all kinds of foul trouble checking Hall and the magic. Hall is very athletic. He can get UP. Nice jumper too. Stevens was watching that game big time as I recall. Here is a good recap I found on Hall....
PF Shane Hall, 6-foot-8 Paintsville (Ky.) Johnson Central 2014: Hall is both skilled and athletic as a face-up forward who can do damage as a scorer or rebounder out of the high post. Playing in his first tournament with a loaded Louisville Magic 16u team, Hall quickly found his niche as an energizer and a post presence. Beginning in April, the forward put himself on the map as a must-watch prospect, and colleges are taking notice as coaches were jotting notes on more than just D'angelo Russell and Quentin Snider.
2014? Doesn't that place him within Stevens' "offer" window? Or are we going to wait 6 months and see Bluiett sign with some BCS school before offering another kid in the class of 2014?
I have no idea if this kid is worthy of an offer or not. All I know is that I am becoming less and less impressed with our so-called recruiting "strategy" and "results" as of late, starting particularly starting in 2012. Hope I am proven wrong. P.S. Exception: I do think Dunham and CHD will turn out just fine. But you'd think it wouldn't be such a fricking struggle to target and sell some of these kids.
Donald?@dyaste
@jerrymeyer247 props on putting Shane Hall in the top 50. Highest I've seen him, but it's deserved
@ZachOsterman
Four-star forward Shane Hall planning Aug. 25 unofficial visit to Butler, per @sean_morrison: http://247sports.com/Player/Shane-Hall-15809
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Now, that's an offer we need to make.
....this isn't the Horizon League
Awesome news!
That's a great week to visit too.
Go Butler.
Why? Is it sorority rush week? If so, tell the girls to be extra nice to the tall kid with the southern accent.Awesome news!
That's a great week to visit too.
Go Butler.
Yep, I agree with Title. The kid moves with fluidity, similar to Gordon Hayward though not as quick.
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