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Brayden Sipple is probably not athletic enough to play high level D1.

Don't know much about him to be honest. I just watched their game and no one else on the team stood out. It was a very low scoring game that did no one justice. I had Smith down for 4 points on 1-2 shots. Had a couple nice passes but he didnt have the ball in his hands much.

This thread will catch fire very soon. Braden's growth charts indicated that he would be 6'1 go 6'3 when he was a child. His mother is 5'8 and father is 6'3 What are his favorite schools you ask? In no particular order... MSU, Duke, and IU. This is a great kid that comes from a major basketball family. An INDIANA family. I'll bring you more info at a later date!

He has flirted with a triple double a few times this year. "Smith was last season's third-leading scorer (12.9 ppg) behind seniors Zach Banks and Caleb Welch. Despite his small stature, he led the Shamrocks in rebounding (4.2 per game) and assists (3.1), while setting a school single-season record with 69 made 3-pointers (hitting 45.1%)." "Smith can shoot, but his best attribute might be his passing. He sets up his teammates with passes that seem to materialize from the slightest crack in the defense. “Sometimes, I don’t know how those passes get through,” Smith said." "Ginny Smith was the 1997 Miss Basketball in Arkansas before going on to play at Arkansas Tech. Smith’s father, Dustin Smith, played on Northwestern’s Class 2A regional championship team in 1998 before playing at Arkansas Tech. “I grew up with a basketball in my hands,” Braden Smith said." https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/high-school/2019/06/27/ihsaa-basketball-westfield-player-excels-despite-small-stature-charlie-hughes-shootout/1545990001/

Leal and Galloway can bring the ball up if needed. They are great and pushing the ball up on fast breaks. They are not point guards though. All 3 can shoot the 3. Leal is probably more of a "shooter" while the other 2 are more slashers/utilities that can shoot.