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@thedatajanitor9537

6 ай бұрын

He's average. Talk about overrated.

@1racks

6 ай бұрын

Is Cameron boozer an nba player or not? You said he was in the vid, now he’s not

@c-lew00

6 ай бұрын

half nba players shoot without there feet A line to the basket

@joshnic6639

5 ай бұрын

Steph Curry‘s feet are never aligned. And most great shooters aren’t. It’s called a staggered stance.

@tayh3168

5 ай бұрын

volume is too low

He literally is giving this young man THE game. He's telling him exactly how he needs to improve to be great. If you're criticizing him for being a real coach that then you are the problem. Cooper Flagg like player is not this perfect player y'all make him out to be. He has room to improve

@ScoutsHonorBB

6 ай бұрын

Ya'll nikkas be jealous because he's white

@prestozable

6 ай бұрын

@@ScoutsHonorBB no, this video is just the facts, these are simple things he needs to fix to be an elite player

@well.thy.one.

6 ай бұрын

@@ScoutsHonorBBlol

@shotlikeharden233

6 ай бұрын

the title of the video is "cooper flagg is overrated" lmao dude hating

@SirSavage-

6 ай бұрын

@@ScoutsHonorBB Black players are far superior its just facts

Crazy what highlights and clout does for these players. This was so good to see. And hopefully he sees these small but big corrections. That will only bring him to the next level

@4dogsannacat

5 ай бұрын

Right look at Bronny literally a scrub on a good team. But put him on a rich private school with 90% white students and look what happens.

@charliedrew9042

5 ай бұрын

Meanwhile Flagg’s team was winning the whole game…dude obviously picked the few clips in the game where he made mistakes. Good commentary though, everybody needs to improve

@matthewireland2889

4 ай бұрын

the age of Social Media

@QuincyN21

4 ай бұрын

@@charliedrew9042comp level isn’t the same as last years and his team is overall better then most so obviously they’re gonna win. this isn’t about montverde it’s about coop having to work on things

Spot on analysis. So many kids grow up without learning these fundamental essentials, especially playing without the ball and finding the easiest way to do things. You did him a great service. Tough old school LOVE. Thanks.

@thelastjerkbender2505

4 ай бұрын

No wonder Europeans are running the whole damn League now. They have the fundamentals drilled into them from day 1, they practice like hell even at the highest level and their best young talent plays with full-grown professionals.

@Cutthroat__

4 ай бұрын

@@thelastjerkbender2505exactly if you learn fundamentals the right way your basically better than 90% of your peers.. the game is simple people just make it complicated

Great analysis. While he is young this is what he needs to hear. Not hate but actual criticism which comes with reflection and adjustments if he’s hungry. Can’t wait to see him develop. Great video

Honestly a lot of this is just bad habits developed from being the best player on your team and trying to do way too much. Duke will be a great experience for him that can clean up a lot of that. In regards to his handle and shooting form, definitely needs to put in some work. He has the tools though.

@thesneakygamer4343

5 ай бұрын

Ehhh not sure how much duke can clean that up in a year

@curtisvenom32

5 ай бұрын

It also works against his favor right now, just wait until he gets to Duke and his future NBA team. Being on better teams with better coaches and players around you makes a huge difference…

@roozki808

5 ай бұрын

​@@curtisvenom32wild, doubt he will survive long in the Nba if he doesn't drastically improve every level of his game lmfao.. dudes got inflated ego by his family his entire life

@curtisvenom32

5 ай бұрын

@@roozki808 There’s nothing wrong with being confident with a little bit of cockiness. He’s obviously a hard worker, he’ll be fine…

@josepreciadocortes8224

5 ай бұрын

​@@curtisvenom32he's got all the right tools and gifts to be a generational talent, I think all for the pressure, positive and negative, is because he could be amazing or he could be a flop. We know he will be ok, but can he be great?

I remember when everyone was hyping RJ Barrett up saying for 3 years he was the clear cut number 1 pick in any NBA Draft, then came along Zion.. I say that, to say that you never know who's lurking or coming behind you because things are never promised even when they're promised.

@jeffhardy6333

5 ай бұрын

Even worse now with NBA Africa Academy producing lottery pick talents and France doing the same. The amount of talent out there is insane

@curtisvenom32

5 ай бұрын

RJ is not the same type of athlete or player as this kid, Zion is also is not the reason why RJ isn’t as good as they thought he’d be in the NBA, that has nothing to do with Zion.(RJ also still has tons of potential to grow and is growing, RJ is in a better spot than Zion right now too, which makes your comment even more funny to me) And the same could literally be said about Zion, his career so far speaks for itself, lmao.(point is you guys are nitpicking here) It’s almost like you want this kid to fail.

@Clutch585

5 ай бұрын

@@curtisvenom32id argue rj was a better athlete and more hyped at this age

@AngelHerrera-zl6yw

5 ай бұрын

@@curtisvenom32rj in a better spot? Lol zion is playing the most games of his career leading his team to a top 5 seed in a stacked west while rj got replaced by a 3&d role player when he was heralded as the franchise guy for NY sucked ass as the first option and second option next to randle and got even worse somehow on both ends when Brunson came along

@curtisvenom32

5 ай бұрын

@@AngelHerrera-zl6yw Zion literally got injured again, and Zion has only played 146 games since he joined the league. RJ has played 305, I’d definitely say in the long run RJ has the better situation…(he’s also not injury prone) And OG Anunoby is not your typical role player, he’s the perfect role, and one of the best if not the best role players in the NBA. OG is also 26 and RJ is only 23.(OG is entering his prime)

His stock really rose on the 17U U.S. FIBA World Cup team last summer though when he was only 15. So he actually was evaluated with the 17U age group. Pretty sure he also led that team in blocks and rebounds too even though he was playing with kids 2 years older.

@zombie92110

6 ай бұрын

No he is from 06. The players at this WC were from 05-06 so he was just in the right age group.

@rfmmike6096

6 ай бұрын

⁠​⁠@@zombie92110why are you blatantly lying, he’s born in December 06 meaning his birthday is after the school year starts he was not in the right age group compared to those guys on that U-17 team he was correctly 2 graduating classes below most. His right graduating class is with boozer and the class he just reclassed up from, he just has one of the earlier birthdays. Guys like Wagner were on that team so how does he belong in that age group, he was 15 with a bunch of players who were 17 at the time lmao. It’s a similar situation to Duren being born in November 03 so he was able to reclass up to the 2021 class, I’m in 2022 and multiple people in my graduating class were born in late 03 regardless of most of the class being 04. Duren being late 03 and most of the class being in the first half of 04 doesn’t mean he isn’t in the correct class

@boogerdawson25boogerdawson61

6 ай бұрын

He won’t do nothing in the nba.

@Ayyshaddy

6 ай бұрын

he needs to be humble cuz he has lots to learn. he has talent but they are a lot of talent in the nba that is benched cuz they are no space for fundamental mistakes. he needs to always learn now before its too late and stop with dat cockiness cuz hes 1st jn the country at the time

@landonmyers5138

6 ай бұрын

@@zombie92110You got cooked lmao

Accurate descriptions of his flaws, but no 16 year old is the finished product. He's still got at least 2 more years of coaching and developing before he even gets to the NBA. Then he's got years of improving within the pro game. Do you honestly think 16 year old Kobe, or Shaq, or LeBron or Michael were as good as they were became by their peak years? Flagg is currently the best High School player in the country, he has the potential to improve, so that he is the best, or maybe even just above average at the next levels. Let's see how he develops.

@robertd3139

5 ай бұрын

Honestly I rather see him either go straight to the g league after high school or college if he doesn't cover that full potential he has.

I agree totally with you. I think the kid is very good but has weaknesses that have to be improved to be very good at next level. However I would say I see this in most top prospects now. It’s become a game of natural advantages and flashy dunks and great outside shooting. But the overall fundamentals are weak. Boxing out. Defending off the ball. After using a pick missing the picker rolling to basket. In many cases terrible fundamentals from players considered really good. This is why despite great natural talent the rest of the world is getting hard to beat in international play. The old nyc catholic hs fundamentals are not taught or drilled enough. These fundamentals used to be mastered and allowed players to pull even or surpass more athletic players. So today they shoot better then ever and are bigger and more athletic but have poor overall fundamentals.

@DorianGroup82

7 ай бұрын

Spot on analysis. I’m watching Mark Cuban’s all the smoke interview and he said something similar. Skill development/evolution is the highest it’s ever been. Off the ball reads and winning instincts are low. NBA Coaches need to really teach the game.

@ricardojuanlopeznaranjo6651

6 ай бұрын

Leflop has terrible defensive fundamentals, no post Game, no mid range, but Silver and the referees with the media support try to make people think he is the BEST LOL

@billmorrison9068

6 ай бұрын

@@ricardojuanlopeznaranjo6651 I've always thought Lebron never had a clutch go-to move like other all-time greats. Lebron is top ten GOAT, but he's simply not on the same tier as Magic, MJ, Kareem or Bird. Is he better than Steph? Or Kobe? Or Durant? I wonder.

@ricardojuanlopeznaranjo6651

6 ай бұрын

@@billmorrison9068 He is not top 10. He is a great player Who need the League to change the rulings to help improve his Game. Just like MJ, but more obvious. The really great ones played with the same rules or the rules were changed to hurt them (Wilt, Kareem).

@dontuse10

6 ай бұрын

​@@ricardojuanlopeznaranjo6651 Bron must be on your mind 24 7 because, there is nothing related to Lebron about this comment or the Cooper Flagg Breakdown

I respect the hustle with the clickbait title, (and you make good points) but what I'm hearing is, "Cooper Flagg makes a lot of mistakes, and most people STILL see him as the best HS player in the nation." Which...is kinda scary, if you think about it.

@ongodddd

6 ай бұрын

Thats the point lol he could be even scarier if these minute details are corrected by the time he gets to the NBA, its not a hate video

@Big.steppa.reese0

6 ай бұрын

It’s not a clickbait title. He’s been heralded as a generational prospect - the next great American born player. This detailed video shows exactly why that isn’t the case. Hopefully, Duke coaches him up

@jtotheshua885

6 ай бұрын

⁠@@Big.steppa.reese0 The kid is only 16. Maybe 17 by now. Everyone already knows he has a lot to improve on. That never stops. Flagg is right when he said you can’t take him out of his game based on your scouting/coaching. He doesn’t just have one thing he’s good at. His defense is arguably his best attribute. He can shoot, rebound, elite blocking, defend, has handles, makes great passes. You can cherry pick anyone’s missed shot and say ah yes your foot was too crooked, or your knees were bent 5° too much… please. No one can stop him in highschool right now. No need to compare him NBA because he still has to finish highschool and college. And his mom is actually a really good coach who played D1 with plenty of awards. Her coaching is better than most, plus he had other coaches too. He is clearly a generational talent at his position. Curry played with him at his camp said that Cooper plays like an NBA player, the pace and his ball IQ. The title is click bait, just like every other KZread basketball channel out there.

@cycleoflife565

6 ай бұрын

@@jtotheshua885”Her coaching is better than most…”? How do you come to that conclusion and compared to what coaches? So if the title of the video was “Cooper Flag is a generational talent” would that be a “clickbait” title?

@jtotheshua885

6 ай бұрын

@@cycleoflife565 I’m friends with the assistant coach at Maine United. I know their accolades and she knows the game. She teaches at a higher level. her kids are both nationally recognized players. You think that had nothing to do with good coaching? Maybe just luck?

8 months ago when he was classed as a Soph, it was like damn this dude is something else. Crazy how the perspective shifted when now we’re all the sudden viewing him as a Senior. He’s still a damn good player, but a sure fire #1 pick he is not. I also have my questions about how Duke is developing players. Still pretty high on Flagg, but he’s not an otherworldly prospect. Could end up best in this class by spring time even, but he’s nothing we haven’t seen before.

@DorianGroup82

6 ай бұрын

Great insight and perspective. I agree about Duke. How Scheyer handles Flagg and the Boozers development will determine how long he’ll be the head coach.

@WillThomas-hs3oj

6 ай бұрын

Lol watch he's gonna be a number 1 pick my guy, the kids gonna be really good watch

@brandondill5640

6 ай бұрын

@@WillThomas-hs3oj he could be, it’s all relative to your class around you and what the team drafting is looking for. I even said in my comment he could end up being the best of the next incoming freshman class and the NBA likes to draft young so it’s usually going to be a OAD freshman picked at #1. But, if a great PG emerges from the draft class and the team drafting has a need at that position, well that’s who they’ll pick more than likely. Unless there’s a transcendent talent like Wembanyama. Cooper Flagg is not a transcendent talent.

@lionelmessisburner7393

5 ай бұрын

@@brandondill5640this is probably gonna age horribly

@bobhamster3235

4 ай бұрын

@@brandondill5640hes just a senior in HS??🤦jeez man yal are the media putting pressure on these young kids.He’s #1 for a reason in his class because nobody else was above him or is, every player coming out or is still in hs lacks something certain and develop it in college or in the nba🤦

cooper is doing the same thing on the national level, you said “ can’t “ have freedom in AAU, everyone has freedom in AAU. Cooper is the flat out #1 prospect. Every prospect makes mistakes and has so much more to improve but that’s why their prospects

He played U 17 FIBA as a 15 yr old. Chosen male athlete of the games. Maine doesn't have a U 17 team Cooper could play for so he plays U 16. He is a force on both ends of the floor. His game is still growing. So overrated EVERY school wants him. 😂

@thedatajanitor9537

6 ай бұрын

Yep. He's one of the best players I've ever seen.

@3beamdreams

6 ай бұрын

He’ll just be another bust

@thedatajanitor9537

6 ай бұрын

@@3beamdreams We shall see.

@JGRG07

6 ай бұрын

He's just pinpointing that no player is perfect. The kid said he has no weakness in his game and this proves he clearly does. No player is perfect and this is proof. There are kids less skillfully gifted but have much higher IQ. Everyone in the NBA is skillful so players who don't work on the small things will get exposed. I think that is the point of the video.

He only 16 or 17 still playing as the no doubt best player on his team. In that position the player is always super raw because he’s better than everybody. A lot of these mistakes are best player mistakes. It’s easier to watch it on on slow film than in real time. As the years go on he will continue to develop he has talent and skill set that you can’t teach with his size. He will learn how to play in college and expand his game by the time he is ready to go to the draft. Great vid tho.

@ScoutsHonorBB

6 ай бұрын

and black dudes will be hating on him every step of the way, out of jealousy.

@ongodddd

6 ай бұрын

@@ScoutsHonorBB 🤓

@groupthink9851

6 ай бұрын

⁠​⁠@@ScoutsHonorBBthis video has nothing to do with race smh. That statement is just plain ignorant. However if we have the conversation when is the last time the NBA number one draft pick was a white kid from the US? Kent Benson in 1976. Last MVP was HOF Larry Legend in 85’. Smh let’s just have conversations people, no need to attack when we all love this sport.

@Ok_Computer_98

6 ай бұрын

@@ScoutsHonorBBIt’s constructive criticism

@sovietonion4487

6 ай бұрын

@@groupthink9851maybe cuz the black players are better

Don’t listen to this man. He’s the same dude claiming that Nikola Jokic is the easiest NBA player to shut down.

@overaxel9498

3 ай бұрын

So he’s wrong on that take but wtf does that have to do with the video you didn’t dispute any of his claims

Love these breakdowns

thank you man i learned a lot from this abt my game you do a great job and braking stuff down

Cooper is the best defender in the country. Cooper broke the EYBL scoring record. If anything Cooper is underrated.

@truechartist7841

7 ай бұрын

Boooo!!!!! Tomato Tomato. Dorian is right. The NCAA and NBA are different leagues. Cooper ain't ready now. He better get his weight up.

@chuckbarkley2182

7 ай бұрын

@@truechartist7841 of course he's not ready right now, he's 16.

@DorianGroup82

7 ай бұрын

AJ Dybantsa is head and shoulders a better defender than Flagg. 16U is the JV of Nike EYBL.

@brianblockchain6039

7 ай бұрын

@@DorianGroup82 You might be able to make the argument that AJ is better on offense but he is not better on defense in any way. You have not watched enough of Cooper or AJ to say something like that

@DorianGroup82

7 ай бұрын

@@brianblockchain6039I’m looking forward to your film breakdown.

My son Nik is 11 years old, 168 cm now. Switched from swimming to basketball 2 months ago. He one of the tallest guy in the league now, fastest runner in the team, 35 push ups, 5 on left hand...we deleted all computer games, he bored so much that he sleeps more and practice more... Cooper Flagg is a great example for us. Dorian thanks for honestly sharing... there are no mam or dad in collage ball and nba. wow. well said. Subscribed!

@DorianGroup82

6 ай бұрын

Shoutout to you and Nik. Tell Nik this is a beautiful time in his life. He gets to be a complete fan and student of the game. There is more content than ever to fulfill any basketball itch he has. Hundreds of NBA Players share their thoughts, feelings and routines that made it possible for them to make. Tell him it’s ok to be obsessed with the game. He needs to play as much as he can. Basketball is a game you can play by yourself and pretty much anywhere. People don’t hoop outside like that no more so there are always open full courts available. Learning to play basketball by yourself and falling in love with getting better is the foundation for the process. Get lost in the game. Basketball is an amazing instrument to socialize and connect with other people. It can be the foundation of some of the most important relationships in his life. Make sure God is involved every step of the way and basketball will act as a worldly safe have many times in his life. What you put in, is what you get back.

@niksavitskii

6 ай бұрын

@@DorianGroup82 coach, I have read that message to Nik, his English is not yet good. We are in the gym now, no hoop here. Ready to work hard. More than basketball I want my son to follow Christ as I do and let God shine through him. Thanks for amazing word of encouragement. Now Nik says to me stop writing only two hours of practice left. I hope we can be encouragement for many fathers and sons. Thanks you

@kirillsergeyev7116

6 ай бұрын

@@niksavitskiiseek god above all else and live righteously and he will give you everything you need Matt 6:33. Best of luck with everything! Praying for ya!

@niksavitskii

6 ай бұрын

@@kirillsergeyev7116 Thanks a lot, Lord bless you. To Him (Christ) to be glory! For Him we live, enjoy and play bball!

@joshuat6124

3 ай бұрын

I don't agree with you deleting all your son's computer games, there are things to be learnt from them as well. Even a game like Fortnite can teach a lot about positioning, patience etc. Just manage the amount of time he spends on them.

Feet not aligned? Foot goes back? Kobe, MJ, KD, and every great player period puts the foot back!

@dleejump

6 ай бұрын

And you can pull hundreds of clips of Kobe doing it

@DorianGroup82

6 ай бұрын

As Kobe is in the video talking about it how he doesn’t do it and it’s easy to read. But go off. I look forward to your film breakdown.

My guy thorough!! Great breakdown.

@DorianGroup82

7 ай бұрын

J-Roc!

learning a great deal of basketball from you fam

Hate to see grown men clout chasing off a 16 year old of course he’s not NBA ready rn he’s 16😭😭 he’s in the position to have great mentors around him and he has the right aditude to drive himself who knows how good he’ll be but down playing his accomplishments can ruin a players confidence

you know full games 17U fiba games while he was 15 are available for free. He was the mvp btw

@zombie92110

6 ай бұрын

No he wasn't. It was Almanza from Spain.

@synceresanders4592

6 ай бұрын

@@zombie92110he was the USA male athlete of the year for u17 so he basically did lol

@zombie92110

6 ай бұрын

@@synceresanders4592 the MVP of the U17 WC FIBA that we are referring to in this comment was Izan Almanza from Spain. Go check it it's on Wikipedia or on their own web site.

The only thing that can stop Cooper Flagg is injuries. Look at you hating on a video of him playing AAU when he was 15. This is sad and just pathetic. Also makes me question a lot of the things you claim to know/be. Not a good look.

@DorianGroup82

7 ай бұрын

He was 16. This was 4 months ago. It’s always easy to tell who played sports with good coaches and who never experienced anything of sort. If you think this is hating, go watch Care Bears.

@chuckbarkley2182

7 ай бұрын

@@DorianGroup82 you're also hating on a 16 year old which is petty and sad. we all know why though.

@danielhicks4826

5 ай бұрын

@@chuckbarkley2182 Constructive criticism is not "hating" and no where not once did he say I hate the kid Or I dislike him or I hope he does not succeed nor improve. I get it especially in these nonsense racial heightened times all around its easy to just default assume every criticism is default"hate" but it's simply not this is just pure constructive criticism straight up. I know what your thinking but nah just not the case in this case.

@danielhicks4826

5 ай бұрын

​@@chuckbarkley2182 Also maybe if he didn't have videos doing the same exact thing with other players including Cameron Boozer, you might have a point, but he does so there is also that. Again I know exactly what you mean but not the case here man it is just that while all that other stuff is going on simultaneously were softer is all and so more inclined to think even rational good things like constructive criticism and even justifiable punishment are default"hating". .

This is a good analysis video I like this better then a Mixtape full of Highlights😎👍

4:02 every skill has pros and cons. Staying in a high straight body position can get a wider vision, but a slower first step. But I think that play, the tactics setting is to have Cooper pass to the shooter coming off the screen first.

This is what someone with a little knowledge sounds like while pretending to really know what he's talking about. The fake bluster don't fool me. The errors you point to here are as common as a cold for all young players, no matter how great they are or how much potential they have. Decision making on offense comes with experience and with working your way to the top when you're surrounded by other great players. And no one learns how to really play defense until they get into college and get the right teaching and repetition needed to master that end of the floor. If you're looking for good defensive play in AAU ball you might as well be looking for a needle in a stack of straw. And who told you that a shooters feet had to be "aligned" in order for them to have a good release? Pure nonsense. A legitimate scout would have highlighted the kid's strengths and weaknesses. He would have included video depicting some of the good things he observed while reviewing his game tape. It would not have held back from being critical but would have done so in a positive and encouraging way. This is particularly true for a kid of Cooper's age. BTW... I have 30 years of HS and College coaching experience and have travelled back and forth across the country coaching AAU ball....the worst thing that's happened to youth basketball in the last 50 years. Fake coaches, "trainers" and scouts abound. I can sniff em out from a mile away. Parents and players beware.

@DorianGroup82

6 ай бұрын

I’m looking forward to your film breakdown, Coach.

@oldschoolsaint

6 ай бұрын

@@DorianGroup82 My scouts are reserved for my teams. And my advice to individual players is private, between me, the player, and his/her parent. I always put the kid first and would never use a kid to promote myself. Coaches exist to guide and mentor kids, not ride on their coattails or criticize them in public. You had not one good thing to say about this kid. Why then create the video? Serious question to you coach.

@cumbusta9175

6 ай бұрын

Great analysis 💯 speaking pure facts

@DorianGroup82

6 ай бұрын

That's a lot of words to say "I cant do this and you can". You know one thing I've never done as a coach is go to another coach's comments and hid behind a fake profile and criticize. It reeks of cowardice. It shows the values you have in life. I'm pretty sure you're also one of those coaches who get on the kids for being a soft TikTok generation yet here you are mimicking their antics. We are grown men in here. Stop acting like a child. If you are a real coach with real connections, call around and ask about me. In the future, think about what kind of example you are setting crying in another man's comments. If you don't like what I post, no one is forcing you to be here. @@oldschoolsaint

@oldschoolsaint

6 ай бұрын

@@DorianGroup82 I was tough on you in the first two sentences of my post. That may not have been appropriate. The fact that I believe your criticism of the kid was unduly harsh, unprofessional, and inaccurate was no excuse for my harsh language. I apologize for that. However, I backed up my criticism of you with with a sound and legitimate argument. I made specific points regarding what I thought was lacking and inappropriate in what you posted about Flagg. If you disagree with my take on your work here let's hear your rebuttal, not silly references to manhood, anonymity on the internet (duh) and your reputation. For the record, I think it's perfectly ok to critique kids publicly as you do...even though it's not my cup of tea. It's part of the world we live in today. But that does not absolve us (coaches) from the responsibility to do so with care and consideration. A 16 year old kid is still a 16 year old kid. Again, I apologize for my harshness. It's more important to be a mentor and servant leader than a perceived guru. Keep the passion going. Coach on brother. I hope I didn’t hit you with too many words😘😘.

Best player on the best team in the country .Best player BY FAR all summer in EYBL.He has outplayed Boozer every time they matched up .Beat defensive player in the country .

Great video, great to highlight what is not good enough yet.

Before watching the video Im gonna assume this is another brotha hating on white players for no reason.

@marcbasil

6 ай бұрын

I mean….the kid cannot shoot.

Can you do a game breakdown of Robert dillingham? And do you think He will be successful at the nba level?

@aszeto

5 ай бұрын

6th man scoring guard

Thanks for the insights!!! Super helpfull information for my son's basketball development.

Fine line between "keeping it real"... this video sounds personal.

@SethWoodsYT

5 ай бұрын

But you on the other hand clearly know basketball. I subscribed

@TheForbiddenDance

5 ай бұрын

It doesn't seem personal at all. He sounds like a coach.

Young man is 16! He has some of the best coaching available. He will fix these “faults” in his game. He’ll get stronger and faster as he gets more mature. Seems to me this guy is using a boy to up his own credibility, while trying to shame said kid. How narcissistic does one have to be to assume that Cooper Flagg needs or wants your coaching? #1 rated player and all!

OMG so much teaching and wisdom here... wow so impressed. Thanks! I will pass it to my son! great video

The kid certainly has skills and great body control for his size. Hopefully he’ll keep developing the parts of his game that this coach and scout pointed out. Too often, the kids that dominate in youth leagues believe their own press, stop working on key fundamentals, then are frustrated by the heightened competition at the next level.

This was amazing. Ty dude! Just subbed

No shit he has weaknesses he just turned 17. Get off his shit, no one says he's perfect, just the best high school player in the country at 16, now 17.

@DorianGroup82

5 ай бұрын

You’re angry.

@dangerousjGD

5 ай бұрын

@@DorianGroup82that’s his mom lmfao

I hope he sees this, that first headline of him being overrated might rub him the wrong way but man this is great analysis and I hope he responds well to this constructive criticism

Would love to hear your take and analysis on Ron Holland from Duncanville & GLeague Ignite

great video, keep it real🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿

COT DAM! Wish I had this type of breakdown when I was playing! Excellent work my man

You talking about a lot of "ifs" and cherry picking gameplay. I'm certain I can do the exact same thing with any other player. The fact you showed Morant losing the ball shows anyone can cherry pick gameplay.

@ongodddd

6 ай бұрын

Dude its an example, and it was a great one. No one is denying the kids talent. This is about not only making it to the NBA but succeeding in it

@cumbusta9175

6 ай бұрын

@@ongoddddok but he’s not there yet so why bring the nba up? He’s 16 years old not everybody is lebron James where they mastered the game at 16💀

@ongodddd

6 ай бұрын

@@cumbusta9175 first off lebron didnt necessarily have the game mastered at 16 he was more of an anomaly freak. And again no one said he had to be perfect this second all dude did was assess what needs work 🤣 we all know he gonna make the league so why not work on it now..?

@toob_noob4381

5 ай бұрын

​@@cumbusta9175 his age doesn't make these critiques any less valid. Just means he has more time to work on them

@curtisvenom32

5 ай бұрын

@@ongodddd You really think these “critiques” are doing Cooper any good? Mind you the obvious hate in comparison to his other videos about other top players that are not white, lmao. This is just some man that used to be a coach 10 something years ago profiting off of teenagers with clickbait and short sided videos… He didn’t even use or evaluate the player with multiple clips from multiple games, he purposefully is cherry picking and picked one of his worst games from a while back. This “analysis” is laughable.

Fantastic analysis!! Just when I think I know a lot about basketball, I hear somebody that is an actual expert... Well done sir!!

Great vid. I learned a helluva lot about Cooper's game. Look forward to seeing him try to put it all together!

This was a great and very detailed breakdown scouting report! A1 work!

I sure someone could have taken game clips of LeBron James at the same age and broke down everyone of his bad possessions and bad habits. But someone could also have taken games clips of LeBron James at that age which had you salivating. All that to say, Cooper's weaknesses can erased with good coaching. I don't think anyone questions his talent.

@DorianGroup82

5 ай бұрын

You are correct. Everyone has weaknesses. And other teams focus on them. It’s why LeBron has 4 rings in 20 years. Welcome to scouting.

@nysaxman

5 ай бұрын

@@DorianGroup82 Exactly. And if Cooper works on his weaknesses (as LeBron and every great player does) he too can play 15+ years and win multiple rings in the NBA. It's up to him and how hard he works, and of course the chemistry of the team(s) he play for. Because no high school age player is NBA perfect. Not Lebron, Kobe, Kevin Garnett, Cam Boozer or whoever. There's going to be a learning curve mixed in with the highlight reel dunks and ankle breakers.

@curtisvenom32

5 ай бұрын

@@nysaxman Lmao, he’s not listening to a word you said 😂💀🤦🏼… He’s clearly hating, don’t waste your time.

@nysaxman

5 ай бұрын

@@curtisvenom32 he responded to me with pseudo-scouting nonsense. It's the Larry Bird syndrome. Cooper Flagg is white and damn good. So every black scout has to point out any and every weakness. But you notice how he had nothing critical to say about Cam Boozer's game? Supposedly he's NBA ready. And Cooper isn't. They both will have a learning curve on the next level. But I'll pick Cooper over Cam. Cooper can be a star. Cam will mostly likely be like his father. He'll play 10 plus years in the NBA and make a lot of money. He'll be a good solid rotation player. But a star?

shoo this taught me a lot myself 🤣 thanks coach Dorian!

@DorianGroup82

7 ай бұрын

No doubt. Keep posting your hoops content.

This is a great content and i hope Cooper Flagg saw this coz in the first place this video is for him to improved his game👍🏼

Great stuff!

I could also make a how to stop Lebron tape based on his 50% misses. Kid is 6'8 at 16 years old. He's going to be playing (bare minimum) PF at the next level. Way, way, way too much criticism that he doesn't dribble like a point guard and doesn't drive like Ja Morant. Kid isn't going to handle the ball even 1/2 that much at the pro level. Kid is double/triple teamed every play. He's not going to be handling the ball every play down the floor at college, more or less the pros. It works because of all the plays you aren't showing.

@ongodddd

6 ай бұрын

Yeah but i think youre kind of missing the point of the video. Having the ball is how cooper plays the game, he is pretty high usage. Its okay that he doesnt dribble like a pg or drive like ja morant at this level, but the guy is just pointing out that his game as it is right now will be a little harder to translate to the NBA unless he fixes some of these ball handling and decision making mistakes. The talent is there 1000% but at that next level obviously everyone is as talented as you. It comes down to specific details at that next level that this dude is pointing out. The criticism is based on NBA level. Hes been alive for like 16 years lol these are warranted mistakes anyways. By the time he gets to the league he will have hopefully vastly improved as many players that come around like him tend to do. I think he will be fine but this is about criticism and getting better for the best league in the world.

@curtisvenom32

5 ай бұрын

It’s obvious hate and jealousy. I also find it funny based on what he’s said about the other top talents his videos previous of this vs cooper, the guy seems prejudice to me. Something Cooper will have to get used to dealing with unfortunately…

Open up a video with the statement, "You aint who you think you is." Why would anyone listen any longer?

@Drulou

6 ай бұрын

Your mentality gets you benched or cut from teams bozo

@ScoutsHonorBB

6 ай бұрын

Fragile black dudes with single mothers will listen to every word, then subscribe, leave a like, and comment.

@Greenstar-dg9tx

6 ай бұрын

@@ScoutsHonorBB if you took all the black guys out the the league no one would even watch, but if you took all the white guys out who would notice lol

@alsharpe

3 ай бұрын

@@Greenstar-dg9txI think people would notice if they took out Luka and Jokic, both are top 5 players in the league currently

learned so much from this

This is amazing analysis.

if he sees this vid, takes it to heart and eliminates those habits, he WILL very very difficult to defend and score off of

@DorianGroup82

7 ай бұрын

All facts.

Bro, Kobe used negative step, literrally every nba player uses this, you dont know what youre talking about

great video and analysis. to anyone saying this is disrespectful, how? if anything, it’s respectful. this guy knows what he’s talking about, never bad mouths cooper, and the kid would obviously benefit from watching this video.

great vid! i love this content

All the shit you’re detailing will be eliminated after being coached at the collegiate level. He doesn’t have to be Keith Van Horn RIGHT NOW.

@Hibbs4Prez

6 ай бұрын

Not with that current Duke coach.

Dang.. Excellent evaluation. Great perspective coming from a guy that really knows the game. Sometimes players look better than they are because of the players around them. Hoping this is not the case. I see Cooper Flagg as a 2.0 version of Peyton Aldridge who played at Davidson a couple years back.

Great video. Will be watching with my son asap.

Great stuff! Half scout, half coach and all informative.

Can't wait to see how this ages.

@well.thy.one.

6 ай бұрын

Ages fine either way. Hes not saying he cant correct his weaknesses, simply pointing out what currently they are.

@c_nyak24

6 ай бұрын

@@well.thy.one.exactly. He’s still a kid and all Dorian is saying he needs to improve and improve quickly for the NBA. He’s not saying he won’t be a decent player or that he’s trash. Notice all the criticism is about the fundamentals and IQ which he lacks at this time. Alotta kids are use to dominating on physical talent alone with low IQ or fundamentals. This is what he’s gonna be exposed to in College & the Pros🤷🏾‍♂️

@RoadBloc85

6 ай бұрын

It’ll age with the young man and the people developing him taking this coaching and all of us seeing him improve or he’ll believe his own hype and remain stagnant…

@Ayyshaddy

6 ай бұрын

his criticism is helping him, he doesn’t wishes him bad but he jus saying don’t let that #1 get to ya head. all he saying. I want this dude to do good but humble people always come out on top so i hop cooper flag sees this as learning instead of looking at this like its hurtin his ego. Not saying he has one tho

@terryindachat7296

6 ай бұрын

Did you even watch the video?

I like your words of wisdom..a lot to be said here. Duke has too much talent to just focus on one kid to develop for the next level. I think Uconn would've been a better fit because they will teach him up. Great teaching staff.

@bigmanballsassnuts3337

6 ай бұрын

bros a uconn alumn💀💀💀

@rylanduke1388

5 ай бұрын

cap

@MrCaleb.

5 ай бұрын

Dukes talent will also make him better he’s going to be going up against that talent every single day in practice he’s going to get targeted by opposing fans and players every game even more so playing for Duke. I personally think Duke is going to prepare him more for NBA life as being a player at Duke is already much like being an NBA player

great video

The algorithm hasn’t popped uou up on my FEED in years family been a fan since the Frank ocean break video and think you’re analytical perspective and u have a “it’s just a feeling in the air I can tell” type of vibe but it’s accurate mad respect to your work.

I have never heard scouts or anybody call aj a better defender than Flagg😂, Flagg is the best shot blocker in damn near all of high school basketball and he only 6’9 , In my opinion I just see some hatin ass shit tbh

@ScoutsHonorBB

6 ай бұрын

yeah it's classic black jealousy, like how NFL running backs are now hating on Christian McCaffrey. Because basketball and running back are supposed to be black territory.

@toob_noob4381

5 ай бұрын

​@@ScoutsHonorBB whis hating on CMC? hes an MVP candidate

@Nahsir267

4 ай бұрын

@@ScoutsHonorBBonly person talking about white and black is you

@Nahsir267

4 ай бұрын

@@ScoutsHonorBBhe literally has a video titled “why European players are better than American players” on his channel. Don’t be stupid

@elishareilly7980

Ай бұрын

​@@ScoutsHonorBBnobody is except from criticism, nobody Adam Morrison vibes definitely not a DAWG

Why you looking at his one bad eybl game, look at his 3 straight quadruple doubles before this

@ongodddd

6 ай бұрын

Because everyone can always get better?? lol we all kno hes a phenom

Great analysis.

Great analysis👍🏻

Most players even at the professional levels don't know how to play without the ball. That's the main difference between old players back in the day in young players. But this generation is way more skilled. Cooper will do well because there are still flaws even with today's NBA players. Once he has the strength he needs, I'm sure he's rated number one for a reason. NBA Scouts that saw him, probably know a thing or two.

@boota1859

6 ай бұрын

More to basketball than crossovers and in between legs moves this generation is more skill yea with the ball but the fundamentals have been lacking even nba players and prospects today

@coreyYAPPS

6 ай бұрын

@@boota1859 I know that I think we're saying the same thing but skill of skill. You can't tell me that this guy knows more than a bunch of NBA Scouts

@boota1859

6 ай бұрын

@@coreyYAPPS actually yes he does listen I’m not saying that all the scouts don’t know ball but most of them actually don’t they search for talent well we have to blame what social media has done they don’t actually go to the most of the players games anymore just highlights on social media and prob 1 or 2 games

@cycleoflife565

6 ай бұрын

This generation is probably the least skilled, not the most skilled. Majority have no post game. Majority have no concept of moving without the ball. They look so great offensively because their defenders are severely handicapped by the rules that are in place. The actual concept of what constitutes a legal dribble has been bent to allow them to consistently carry/double dribble, in addition to how many of the stars are allowed to have multiple pivot foots and thus travel when the situation suits them. The officials often bend over backwards to accomadate the shortcomings and bad habits that they have picked up from pick up ball and AAU. The fact that so many are playing fewer and fewer college games if any at all means they arrive in the league lacking training in the fundamentals but still with a certain level unrealistic expectations that stunts their further growth as a player. Too often their overall development is stunted by the team that drafts them, dependent upon the competence of those in charge and how well they are committed to it AND how much the player is committed and sold on it. If his ego is massive that may be a hard sell.

@coreyYAPPS

6 ай бұрын

I would agree with you that they don't play the game as well as we did X NBA players Etc most people believe this generation is more skilled. The creativity with the ball is off the chart more players are skilled than back in the day. In my opinion as a former college coach of 24 years they don't play the game as well but their skill is off the chart

Curious to see what he thought about Reed Shepherd at UK. Ppl thought he would ride the pine 🤣 All those top 10 recruits & my guy is ballin! When he’s on the court the team looks way better.

When you say unaligned feet, you want his feet to be even? Because every single ELITE NBA shooter breaks your own rule there.

Cooper is the absolute truth and next up 💯 One glaring factor for why anyone would say he’s “overrated”

If Cooper is overrated, what is Bronny?

@elishareilly7980

Ай бұрын

LeBron son

@riogotti1008

Ай бұрын

Bronny ain’t overrated by a long shot! His IQ alone is enough!

This is going to age like moldy milk…

@thedatajanitor9537

6 ай бұрын

Yep. He will probably take the video when Flag goes #1 in the draft and wins rookie of the year.

@Joshknowsball0

6 ай бұрын

Not really, he said he has the talent, just has to put it all together

Man U are awesome!

Cooper is better then other high school kids his age. That's why espn called him number one in the country and I think it's a disservice to compare him to NBA players. He will get better at the college level and end up being a number one pick, or close to it.

At any rate, this dude is young. He'll be getting better coaching than any KZread analysis could ever provide. Personally, the comparison between him and Boozier isn't even close. Flagg is the truth.

This not gonna age well

@w8vvy341

4 ай бұрын

not at all😭😭

Love your videos and would love to see a Kiyan Anthony report

@DorianGroup82

6 ай бұрын

He’s not good enough yet nor is he being projected a top 3 pick. I’m only scouting the players who right now if they stay on their current trajectory they have a chance to make a NBA rotation.

@highvalue_men

6 ай бұрын

@@DorianGroup82 Thanks for the reply!

@highvalue_men

6 ай бұрын

@@DorianGroup82 Maybe a Bronny James video as he is projected a top 10 pick?

@_Ty6

5 ай бұрын

@@highvalue_menno he’s not LMAOOO 😭😭

Great breakdown

Im from Maine and I have lived in Cali for the Last 30 years! The talent he played against coming up is nothing compared to what is to come... If he played in these schools he the story line would be waaaaay different. I am rooting for this Kid but #1 pick should not even be talked about at this point just get there and keep grinding! I cant be scouted, no but you can be exposed real quick...Great video Sir...

@djhart25

6 ай бұрын

Fellow mainer here. He hasn't just been playing HS ball against other mainers this whole time though. He plays year round in national tournies, he has without a doubt competed against the best of the best at his age group and dominated, don't take that away from him. Agree he has a lot of untapped potential to fill though, to me his biggest weakness is just that, he's not very strong, but that will come with age + lifting, and a consistent diet and if he's serious about being a lottery pick.

@coops1992

6 ай бұрын

He is just another Gordon Hayward xD

@lionelmessisburner7393

5 ай бұрын

@@coops1992ur iq isn’t higher than 70

No way u criticizing him for actually defending another elite prospect in the class, AND HE ACTUALLY MISSES THE LAYUP this is next level hating😭. A big trying to contain a wing is good defense

@Drulou

6 ай бұрын

That prospect is average in nba

@lee9617

6 ай бұрын

@@Drulou well good thing this isn’t the fucking nba and they are only 16 lmao. Also no a top 3 player in the nation isn’t an “average” nba prospect just because u can point out the flaws in someone’s game. All the players ranked below them have just as many flaws lol

@Drulou

6 ай бұрын

@@lee9617 but people like you claim he a generational talent which means he nba ready. Also ik you a bench player cuz yk criticism helps players especially his and not acting like your perfect

@lee9617

6 ай бұрын

@@Drulou people didn’t think jokic and giannis were generational talents. Everyone said zion was generational look at him now. Even when he’s healthy he isn’t best it’s. U glazing tf outta this guy cuz I don’t even ride the bench lol let alone play at a professional level. Ur bringing up irrelevant criticisms to me. Anyone who can move at that size and shoot the way he does at his size is considered generational no matter what his flaws are right now, that’s how u use the word. Lebron had flaws as a passer and shooter in hs, zion always had flaws as a shooter and defender. You clearly don’t understand how that word works because ur essentially saying to not use it for anyone who isn’t perfect and there has been no perfect prospect ever

@Drulou

6 ай бұрын

@@lee9617 Giannis used criticism to push , Embiid literally cried cuz of how hard the Kansas coach criticized him and look at him

This is real feedback! I’m so used to seeing the highlight clips.

Damn at first I thought you were hating but the break down was dead on. Props.

👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽Yo I swear I watched 1 of his games and I said to myself “ this dude makes a shit ton of mistakes and i search if anyone made a video on it - and BOOM this popped up.. This was an excellent breakdown and I hope he watches this so he can clean his game up.. If he listens to this as constructive criticism this will make him extremely better .. Man this was amazing.. I’m subscribing .. 💯💯💯💯💯

@DorianGroup82

7 ай бұрын

I appreciate you. Glad your algorithm suggested me. Welcome To The Pond 🦆

His teammates are lesser athletes compared to boozers team, this is one game in which I think is pretty unfair, in a situation like duke, he will have sm talent around him that’s it’s disingenuous to expect him to still be a ball stopper

My man is going for the jugula. Can't wait to see this.

Idk what good off ball movement u saw but the defense switched his teammates well. Also he didn’t drive on that one play because he teammate came over to set a screen, didn’t set it, so he just ended up bringing over an extra defender for no reason to cut off his lame

Good editing. Lazy analysis. You said you had 4 more games of footage, but only used one game. Why not back up your facts with multiple sources like most scouting videos? That shows a trend. Anyone could pick apart one game, multiple games would support your theory. You could be right, I can't tell by this video though.

@chuckbarkley2182

7 ай бұрын

he's not

@manilla-gorilla

5 ай бұрын

Good point though

@somealias-zs1bw

2 ай бұрын

Not only that but Flagg's team made easy work of Boozer's team in that game, lol. Make of that what you will.

This some some elite level hater shit… he puts up at Monteverde where he plays a national schedule. Maine, his family or coaches have nothing to do with his success. This observation shows anybody can buy a mic, call themselves a “coach” and spew dumb ass opinions uninhibited

@marcbasil

6 ай бұрын

lol the kid can’t shoot.

@DorianGroup82

6 ай бұрын

A “Coach” calling a scouting video “hater s**t” tell me everything about your sports knowledge and why you are involved in it. Coaches that have time to peruse the internet and cry in the comments are some of the weakest men I’ve ever been around.

Coach got good energy. Subbed just off of that. Plus bro know how to convey a message well. Finna take notes haha

@seds94

4 ай бұрын

Finna take notes from Cooper

Bookmarked this and your Cam Boozer take. We'll come back in a year and three months to see how these aged.

If Kevin Boyle calls you generational I'm taking his word over some random KZread guy. This is just clickbait to get views, yes he's not a complete product he's 16 but even with that he was the best player at the u17 fiba and has only improved

@Raid_3011

6 ай бұрын

Just admit he isn’t as good as we think, he defo can improve

@joshuabile4657

2 ай бұрын

@@Raid_3011 No, you can acknowledge how great he can be and also criticize him as well. His handles, shotting and base can improve. I've seen flashes of playmaking and intese effort and one game does change that

Reaching so much bro of course his game is perfect but the things your point out I see lebron kd all the greats do all the time. The kid is special and once he improves his first step and strength he gone to be a problem which he already is!! And at 6’10 he doesn’t need to be a great shooter he has a mid range game and if he get to a around 33% from deep he’s super good and he’s a great defender and can play with others

@ongodddd

6 ай бұрын

Nah bro this is good content hes talented asf but everyone has some holes in their game. No one said he wasnt a problem but that next level is different, if he improved on such minute details he would be unstoppable by the time he gets to the league. Yall just be ready to glaze these kids and say theyre up next and be confused when they dont become the best they can possibly be in the league.

@Hibbs4Prez

6 ай бұрын

Not close to 6’10.

@ScoutsHonorBB

6 ай бұрын

@@ongodddd You're jealous because Cooper's white. Nervous that all these superstars are white now. Jokic, Luka, Porzingis, now Cooper Flagg.

@cycleoflife565

6 ай бұрын

“…of course his game is perfect…”? Really? At 16-17?

@cycleoflife565

6 ай бұрын

@@ScoutsHonorBBHere we go. Now that we’ve heard from the MAGA contingent can we move on?

That full court high heavens got me dying w/ moms😂

great analysis coach