There is only a couple of months left in the basketball season, so if you're a player, now is the time to step up your game and show all that you can do. The first step is getting an objective breakdown of your game, so you know what to work on. If you want to learn more, DM me

Just embarrassing them now

@rickbozich Prince's may never be matched

What is this horrible commercial?

The overproduction of the halftime show makes it a tedious experience to watch

Game has been interesting. Most commercials have been bad, at best

Been impressed every game I’ve watched so far this season

Can’t believe I’m pulling for the Eagles, but here we are

Just trying to give players info a lot of people won’t give or will try and hide from them. If someone recruiting you to play or work with is giving you 100% good things all the time, something isnt right. There are so many things out of their control, they can’t know it all

Always good to remind people that great college players do not always make good pros, especially NBA. Have seen many players who have been developmentally tapped out by 21, can't do what they need to physically survive as a pro, or mentally don't have that will to beat the odds

RT @Ed_HunterAM: Room to add just 4 more scouting breakdowns before the end of the season. If you want to get started on improving and gett…

RT @Ed_HunterAM: Now that we are entering portal season, some things to remember: If you want to play pro ball, if and where you transfer…

Been a fun player to watch this season

Now that we are entering portal season, some things to remember: If you want to play pro ball, if and where you transfer should get you in a better position As part of that, make sure you have a good reason for leaving. If money is your primary focus, don't be shocked when you are treated as a commodity. Find the best fit all around A good number of players would be better off staying in a place they are thriving. Some may need a challenge, but moving up to a higher level conference is a crapshoot. Work with someone who has connections all through the NCAA, and can give you an honest assessment of what would be the risks and benefits of any school (This will eliminate a large number of "NIL agents") Know what questions to ask coaches, and what red flags should you look for Make sure any contract you sign is reasonable and is looked at by a lawyer, even when signing with an agent. And make sure you aren't paying exorbitant fees Have a Plan A, B, C, and D. Don't burn any bridges Have any questions, or need help, send me a message anytime

Phenomenal performance

Iona looks like a completely different team than I saw in December. Great win over Marist on the road. Played with such confidence

Impressive win by Austin Peay. Great effort all game long

RT @Ed_HunterAM: When it comes to recruiting and the portal, work with agents, lawyers, even consultants. People who get paid if you get pa…

RT @Ed_HunterAM: Nothing worse than people getting into young players’ heads about focusing on individual stats and honors. What you usuall…

RT @Ed_HunterAM: I don't care how much NIL money you have and how many great players you buy; it does not guarantee a good team. Just payin…

RT @MensSfp: SFP 76 Molloy 51, Oesoemana Sacko (‘26) 18pts, 13rbs, 3stls, Justin DeSena (‘28) 17pts, 4rbs, 3stls, Ethan Butler (‘26) 10pts,…