#42: Paterson Catholic; Paterson, NJ
Senior floor general Jordan Theodore, a Seton Hall recruit, leads a team loaded with top underclassmen, led by athletic wing Fuquan Edwin, that is trying to get back to the Tim Thomas era.
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One Response to “#42: Paterson Catholic; Paterson, NJ”
Apr.14 at 8:43 am
Tyree James says:
Many recruits need to come to small town places like Mays Landing. Mays Landing holds some great players but they don’t get noticed because of the big name people like Cheeks always getting noticed. I know alot of people that plays better than him. His a great player but talent is all around never just in one place. I think you should add a couple pages in your magazine about undiscovered talent because many people hope for that chance to get a little shine but never gets around to it because no one look at them because no one travel to see people. it should be scouts everywhere looking for talent and in small places they don’t bother because they think this people will never get big enough to make it somewhere. Basketball is a game that is loved by everyone but people need that chance. One chance makes a difference.