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Podcast by Brandon Clay
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Brandon Clay takes a closer look at five prospects in the Class of 2025 who have made a mark on his radar this spring: Aaliyah Chavez, Addie Deal, Avery Hjelmstad, Maya Makalusky and Aubrey Shaw
Brandon Clay talks about the upcoming ProspectsNation Elite 60 Class of 2025 Rankings.
Mentions: Jaida Civil, Brandie Harrod, Alex Eschmeyer, Kate Sears
Brandon Clay talks about the Brandon Clay Training Select stop at Oconee County High School. Coach Katie David has done a great job of getting kids at the middle and high school levels. Coming off of a GHSA Sweet 16 appearance in 2023-24, the Warriors are headed in the right direction.
Brandon Clay talks about the background behind Brandon Clay Training Select and how the concept came to fruition.
Brandon Clay breaks down the action from USA Basketball 17-and-Under Trials:
Day One Starting Five
Aaliyah Crump
Sanai Green
Lauren Hassell
Emilee Skinner
Jordan Speiser
Day Two Starting Five
Addison Bjorn
Ryan Carter
Autumn Fleary
Maddyn Greenway
Lauren Hurst
Brandon Clay talks about some of the biggest stories in the game today:
Kentucky offers Adelaide Jernigan
NCAA Final Four
Sarah Strong to UConn
Brandon Clay talks about some of the premier high school players inside the Hoosier State this school season.
There were three games on the opening day of the women’s college basketball season that featured matchups between ranked opponents. Let’s take a look at the major stock risers from those games via 247Sports:
Kamilla Cardoso
Frida Forrman
Milaysia Fulwiley
Hannah Hidalgo
Rayah Marshall
Jacy Sheldon
Hailey Van Lith
Mikaylah Williams
Juju Watkins
In anticipation of the National Signing Period starting next week we take a look at the college choices for eight of the Elite 100 prospects in the Class of 2024 per BrandonClayScouting.com:
Tajianna Avant-Roberts
Imari Berry
Kaniya Boyd
Danielle Carnagie
Avery Howell
Kylee Kitts
Taliyah Parker
Zania Socka-Nguemen
Adhel Tac
247Sports' expert contributor, Brandon Clay, hones in on some of the biggest names in women's college basketball. With official practice well underway and gameplay starting in close to two weeks, college basketball talk is starting to heat up across the country. This prompted Clay to create a list of some of the biggest women stars in college basketball.
This list of "Elite 11" players is not based on pro potential but rather it focuses on the 11 players we expect to make headlines this upcoming college basketball season:
Paige Bueckers
Cameron Brink
Caitlin Clark
Mackenzie Holmes
Aaliyah Edwards
Rickea Jackson
Elizabeth Kitley
Aneesah Morrow
Alissa Pili
Angel Reese
Hailey Van Lith
Georgia Tech is off to a great start with their 2024 recruiting class. The Yellow Jackets made the Peach State a priority from the beginning and it’s paid off with Nell Fortner’s staff landing four of the state’s premier guards. In Dani Carnagie, Gabbie Grooms, Tianna Thompson, and Chazadi “Chit Chat” Wright, Tech’s future on the perimeter looks more than promising. All four bring different pieces to the overall puzzle. Here’s a quick look at what each brings to the table.
The Open Run is an opportunity to get in the gym with the Brandon Clay Training staff. Former University of Kentucky star guard and BCT alum Maci Morris was the headline trainer this weekend. Here are some of the standouts from Saturday’s session:
Peace Ashina
Trinity Grant
Lucy Hood
Averie Jones
Ellison Steinhauer
Kylie Watkins
The Fall season is primetime for elite individual events and Elite Is Earned brought its CMO National Camp Series back the San Francisco Bay Area. A special piece of the event in the invite-only Breakfast Club workout on Sunday. This group was as talented as any during the 2023 camp tour:
Addie Deal
Jazz Davidson
Sydney Douglas
Harper Peterson
Alabama is hosting some of the nation’s premier underclass prospects for their home football weekend against Tennessee. Kristy Curry’s Crimson Tide staff led by Roman Tubner and Colsten Thompson have a marquee list lined up to spend the day in Tuscaloosa. -- Brandon Clay
Wootten 150 Showcase is held annually for some of the high school games biggest and brightest stars. Hosted by the group that is in charge of selecting players for the McDonald’s All-American Games, it gives participants a chance to both interact with and play in front of the committee members on hand. Here’s my takeaway on some of the best performances from senior class members.
Katie Gearlds knows first hand how good Purdue Women’s Basketball can be when the Boilermakers can retain the top in-state talent. Gearlds, a former Miss Indiana Basketball winner in 2003, was a college star in West Lafayette from Day One winning Big Ten Freshman of the Year honors in 2004. Entering her third season at her alma mater, Gearlds has already experienced success landing quality in-state prospects. She and her staff did it again twice this week landing two Elite 60 prospects in the Class of 2025 in the process in Avery Gordon of Brownsburg and Kira Reynolds of South Bend.
This episode takes a look at the Nike Hoop Summit play from:
Blake Buchanan
Isaiah Collier
Bronny James
Michael Nwoko
Mikayla Williams
Brandon Clay breaks down Class of 2023 Guard Bronny James of Sierra Canyon (CA) and why his candidacy for the McDonald's All-American Game was legitimate.
Brandon Clay breaks down multiple McEachern products: Class of 2024 guys JaMichael Davis and Airious "Ace" Bailey as well as Class of 2025 post JD Palm.
Brandon Clay takes a fresh look at Class of 2026 Guard Kate Harpring of Marist School (GA) / Southeast All Stars play so far this school season.
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