
Director at @RocktopAcademy | A Proud Christian | Head Scout @BBallFinders | Text 610-416-2603
Philadelphia, PA
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True story of how we got Rip Hamilton to play in our program with Kobe Bryant. The best back court in AAU history. Sam Rines AAU
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Keep going @TammarBrown2 🦅🦅🦅
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The All-American Jamboree.
The JUCO ranks has plenty of talent this season like usual.
Who stood out in performance? What teams will surprise some folks this year?
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Due to injuries, we have 2 available spots on the prep team national and 2 available spots for the high school team.
A wing, a power forward, and a point guard spot is available. Please keep in mind that we have one of the best and most competitive schedules in the country and we play a controlled style of basketball because of the importance of preparation for the college level and exposure. There’s no scholarships at this late date but we do offer discounts.
Please text me if interested 610-416-2603 and apply at rocktopacademy.com
Job opportunities:
10k overseas job available no favors must have a solid resume. Center/ Power Forward. Video and stats are important
Devin Bolden 📈
CBG JUCO/Prep Showdown: Top emerging forwards
@theCBGLive @ElitePrepLeague @underrated_dyl @devinbolden34 @23_fummy @ChamringD1 @JarredHathaway @DonStinney00 @CoachLeedham @RocktopAcademy @NotreDameHoop @S3panthers @MMAPGBasketball @ASSIST20212
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CBG JUCO/Prep Showdown: Top emerging forwards
@theCBGLive @ElitePrepLeague @underrated_dyl @devinbolden34 @23_fummy @ChamringD1 @JarredHathaway @DonStinney00 @CoachLeedham @RocktopAcademy @NotreDameHoop @S3panthers @MMAPGBasketball @ASSIST20212
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I love the progress I’m seeing from Tammar Brown. The details of his game looked great! People think bigs have to score to make an impact, but I already know Tammar can score. Do your job first. The dirty work is what coaches value and what every team needs. Yesterday, 10 coaches commented on his improvement. Keep stacking those details! 💪🏾🏀
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@TammarBrown2 went CRAZY! 💪🏀 38 rebounds, 10 blocks, and TWO running-clock games! 😤🔥 That’s straight DOMINANCE! Elite work, big fella! 💯💪🏾 @PolkStateHoops
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@TammarBrown2 went CRAZY! 💪🏀 38 rebounds, 10 blocks, and TWO running-clock games! 😤🔥 That’s straight DOMINANCE! Elite work, big fella! 💯💪🏾 @PolkStateHoops
Up at 5:00 am to be at a 6:00 am college practice. I am hoping our players are watching and paying attention to the effort of each and every individual player.
The team played really well yesterday in front of several coaches. They did a great job executing our sets, playing unselfishly, and being physical against a highly competitive opponent.
Preseason isn’t about winning—it’s about development. It’s an opportunity to get everyone meaningful playing time, evaluate where each player needs to improve, and continue building the chemistry and competitiveness we’ll need as a team.
There were a lot of positives to take away from yesterday, and we’ll continue to use these preseason games to get better, compete, and prepare for the season ahead.
I truly appreciate everyone who took the time to message me and show their support. Hearing all of the stories about his impact on school and basketball was both inspiring and entertaining.
From his high school days at Abington, coaching state championship teams, to his college days at La Salle University, where he helped bring in top NBA talent throughout the ’80s and ’90s, his influence was incredible.
Then came the AAU years, where he coached and trained countless high-level college and NBA players, including Kobe Bryant, Rip Hamilton, and many others.
When you hear the number of players he coached and the lives he touched, the numbers are staggering. Yet, despite all of those accomplishments, he never wanted to be in the spotlight. He simply loved coaching, developing players, and helping people.
Hearing these stories makes it easy to understand why he was so loved and respected by so many. His impact on basketball—and, more importantly, on the people he coached—will never be forgotten.
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At 6’8”, Devin Bolden is emerging as a power forward to watch in the Tri-State area. When he first arrived, he was still learning the details and understanding his purpose on the floor. Now, he’s beginning to grasp what coaches want to see from him. Devin has great hands and is a relentless rebounder. He’s continuing to develop his offensive skill set while working to become more aggressive and assertive on both ends of the floor.
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