RICKY SEALS-JONES Class of 2013: The Best Athlete in High School???
“It’s just going to make me better, a better player,” says Davis. “I can see what my weaknesses are and see what I have to work on.”
Hornets head coach Monty Williams already sees some important signs of leadership from his young star and couldn’t be happier with his performance to date.
“Yeah, it’s going to be a challenge for us,” admits Davis. “We’re just going to try and go out there and have fun.”
It hasn’t been all work for Davis, of course. He has an all-business approach, but can also admit that working with Team USA and making it to the NBA are dreams come true for him.
I know the only reason this topic popped up is because of these unusual spammers but I'm glad I saw it. I heard Ricky suffered a major injury. I hope this doesn't hinder any of his athleticism.
Back to these spammers, they're really making the site unenjoyable.
The Sixers finished their preseason slate with a sparkling 6-1 record without Bynum in the lineup. Although preseason doesn’t mean much in the grand scheme of things, the team recorded three double-digit victories, which included a 32-point thumping of the Boston Celtics.
“It’s just going to make me better, a better player,” says Davis. “I can see what my weaknesses are and see what I have to work on.”
Hornets head coach Monty Williams already sees some important signs of leadership from his young star and couldn’t be happier with his performance to date.
“Yeah, it’s going to be a challenge for us,” admits Davis. “We’re just going to try and go out there and have fun.”
It hasn’t been all work for Davis, of course. He has an all-business approach, but can also admit that working with Team USA and making it to the NBA are dreams come true for him.
The 6-foot 5, 220 pound 16-year-old is a Top 10 player in the Class of 2013 in football...but is still a big time baller as well.
Was named as a Junior All-American Honroable Mention in basketball by Max Preps yesterday after averaging over 30 ponits & 15 boards for the season.
Commited to play football for the Texas Longhorns in 2013, this will be his last year of basketball.
The biggest question mark of Sealy-Jones is what position he will play. Sophomore year played mosty wide reciever & safety. Junior year was movd to quarterback simply because he was the teams best athlete.
Like all successful ballers that play football (Tony Gonzalez, Antonio Gates, Jimmy Graham, etc, etc)...he'll probably play Tight End moving forward in his career.
He's also cousins with one of the greatest running backs in NFL history ERIC DICKERSON.
So...is he the best athlete in high school??? Obviously that's a very debatable question...but he probably would be in the discussion.
http://prospect-central.blogspot.com/2012/04/ricky-seals-jones-class-of-2013-best.html