Versatility~ a coaches ace in the hole

When you have a player that is more than one dimensional, it allows the coach more options with fewer players; a way to attack an opponents weak areas. Lack of turnovers, being able to make the correct pass and deliver it to the right area in a rhythmic fashion is ultra valuable. A few nights ago in the Lakers "lucky" victory at Orlando, Kobe Bryant kicked out the ball to Derek Fisher who unleashed his lefty bomb that sent the game into overtime.

Defending, rebounding, scoring, shooting, ball handling and being selfless is a pretty good arsenal for a young basketball player. Add to that a touch of height, and lots of physical upside, and you have quite a prospect.

Check out Brock Morton, Class of 2009.
17 yr old w/ tremendous upside-
6' 4 1/2" 194
High schools ALL TIME LEADING SCORER that has pass first mentality-
2nd All time Rebounding
As 15 yr old sophomore, moved from wing to Pt Guard halfway through soph season and led team to 8 straight victories-
2008 AAU - led his team in scoring each game at Adidas 64 tourney in Las Vegas last July; including 15 of 23 from beyond 3 PT arc in the tournament. [shot 50% from field, and 40% from 3 pt. line during senior HS season where he led his sophomore laden squad to 21-4 record]
Great court vision- makes the RIGHT pass~
Extremely low turnover ratio-
Uncanny on offensive boards-
Great leader- team captain AND MVP last 2 seasons
All State last 2 years-
All Conference 3 years
28 on ACT-
Class of 2009-

7 Minute Highlight - Combo Guard - Versatile -ball handler, Shooter, Distributor, Rebounder

Overview of Brock Morton Class of 2009
 

Brock was used strictly as a #2 guard for Team Oklahoma, his AAU team from last summer. Several coaches say Brock could be similar to Blake Stepp [Gonzaga] or Pat Calathes [Florida]. The bottom line with Brock is that he will do whatever the coach asks of him, and whatever the team needs.