NCAA Camp Review: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly

[Streak One]

This was written by someone at the Houston camp but it holds truths in looking at this new endeavor nationwide.

https://basketballrecruiting.rivals.com/news/ncaa-regional-camp-in-houston-the-good-bad-and-ugly

 

[meezymo]

I attended with my son. The days were extremely long. They had classes in the morning, drills and games that were at 450 and 9pm. The games were 20 minute halves with a stop clock. But it was well organized. The app and the mandatory classes for parents to teach the rules of the NCAA. Kenyon Dooling taught the NBA class.
There were a ton of coaches there. Kids could really play and be seen. AAU has so much politics. This had rules. No player on the bench for more than 4 minutes. Not to mention they paid for parent and kid and provided a meal stipend . I hadn't seen games where the ball was really shared in years.

 

[larry legend33]

Good feedback. The bar is so low with AAU. Hopefully better things to come.