Mon Jul 22, 2013 12:35 am
It hasn't been an easy transition for Glynn Watson, but he's starting to get the hang of it.
You see, the four-star junior point guard normally plays with the U-16 version of the Illinois Wolves -- but he's been playing up with the 17s during the Summer Jam. After getting off to a slow start, Watson has been playing much better. He pushes the tempo very well, and has good vision with the ball in hands. Watson initiates offense effectively, and his ball-handling ability enables him to get by his defender.
Most of the Big Ten is on him, along with Creighton, Xavier, Kansas State, Kansas, Oregon State and Cleveland State. So far, though, only Purdue has offered.