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A YouTube Feature on Kentan Facey
Here's a look at Kentan Facey, who'll be attending UConn next season. Facey and Terrence Samuel will each be playing in the Jordan Brand Classic regional game on Saturday at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. We'll be there to let you know how they look:
Labels: Kentan Facey, Terrence Samuel
posted by David Borges at
10:36 PM
8 Comments:
I watched the video on Facey. What an impressive and well-spoken young man. He's exactly the kind of player who will flourish under Kevin Ollie and UCONN should be excited to have him on board.
I agree. These are exactly the kind of kids UConn should be recruiting.
Nice - love it! Particularly love that he is going to a Lutheran High School like another great kid, Sam Dekker, who plays at Wisconsin.
Of course since I also used to be Sam's pastor so I might be a bit bias but you can't go wrong with kids from parochial schools. They are used to hard work in the classroom and that's a good thing for UConn right now.
Well, rev, I'm not overly religious, but I can't really disagree with anything you said.
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This kid has a talent in basketball. He's going to be the next Kevin Durant. However, he needs to train hard to achieve such goal. The NBA is different from college basketball. Many players have entered the NBA with too much expectations but not doing well.
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