Post by Deleted on Oct 12, 2017 19:57:39 GMT -8
Apparently he really is 6'11", not just 6'9", per his family.... And it appears from his highlight videos on Youtube that his natural position is point guard: He can dribble, shoot the 3, and he's an excellent passer. Tinkle, take note of that!
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Mission Hills Head Coach Curtis Hofmeister, who coached current San Diego State senior center Kameron Rooks in high school, said that Warren is the best passing big man he’s ever seen.
“The height is super helpful, but I think the most important thing is his combination of size and offensive skill set, and his ability to pass the ball is the best I’ve seen from a guy his size,” Hofmeister said. “I am proud of him and the work he has put in, and I’m happy for the family.”
Warren, 17, said he’s happy that he has made his college decision, which he will finalize Nov. 8, the first day high school basketball players can sign their national letters of intent.
Deciding early will allow him to focus on his senior year and his goals of winning a second CIF championship — he won a title as a sophomore at Escondido High School.
“I definitely want to start off by winning league, and go as far as we can in CIF and State,” Washington said. “We have a lot of hard-nosed guys, and this is my year to have to be a leader and call in my soldiers, and I am excited about that.”
Coast News Article
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Mission Hills Head Coach Curtis Hofmeister, who coached current San Diego State senior center Kameron Rooks in high school, said that Warren is the best passing big man he’s ever seen.
“The height is super helpful, but I think the most important thing is his combination of size and offensive skill set, and his ability to pass the ball is the best I’ve seen from a guy his size,” Hofmeister said. “I am proud of him and the work he has put in, and I’m happy for the family.”
Warren, 17, said he’s happy that he has made his college decision, which he will finalize Nov. 8, the first day high school basketball players can sign their national letters of intent.
Deciding early will allow him to focus on his senior year and his goals of winning a second CIF championship — he won a title as a sophomore at Escondido High School.
“I definitely want to start off by winning league, and go as far as we can in CIF and State,” Washington said. “We have a lot of hard-nosed guys, and this is my year to have to be a leader and call in my soldiers, and I am excited about that.”
Coast News Article
