Check out Terence Mustre (’93) and Rowell Graham (’94) bringing the highlights this weekend for Harris Academy Beckenham at the 2012 Under 18 National Schools Final Four.
Fresh off their U18 national league championship with Lewisham Thunder, Mustre and Graham came up just short of a schools title, losing to Loreto in the final but that didn’t stop them from being the most entertaining duo throughout the day. Check the highlights!
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Have these two got any more years at U18?
These highlights are sick. These gonna go far
Impressive if you like street ball but totally lacking fundamentals. Not what wins at England U18′s or at schools finals for that matter.
But did win an U18 National League title, and good enough to be second in the country at schools level – I’ll take that.
People in England need to stop trying to tear everyone down all the time, the negativity within UK basketball is so, so tiresome.
Agreed Sam!
coz all these ballers r so frikkin bigheaded. Acting like they have made it already
True. When I was coaching under 18s if my players showed attitude or arrogance they ran, did push ups or suicides. We aren’t just coaching basketball skills we should be coaching life skills. Humility goes a long way.
That being said, both these players are very entertaining.
As Duco has said, the “problem” with comments is that no matter what subjecxt is commented about, there will always be those intelligently challenged that will find something negative to say about anything, or anyone, who has managed to achieve some degree of success – usually because the persons making the comments are unable to reach that same standard
As Roy has commented, this negativity is yet one more reason why the English game will not develop until everybody starts pulling together and every single individual tries his or her best to help the game improve.
But not much chance of that happening.
My U18 Team were ripped apart by Terence in the NL – he has some of the most amazing balance and vision I have seen. However, I thank him for (i) showing us what is possible with hard work and determination and (ii) for inspiring my players. I wish him well. In my opinion, as a coach you have to strive for the pursuit of excellence, if that means you win games – so be it. If it means that you have limiting factors – court time, age, physicality – then you will not always win – but you must be able to enjoy the excellence of others – otherwise it is not about the advancement of players – it is about your ego.
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