Officialsportsbetting.com NCAA Basketball Betting What makes R.J. Hampton a special basketball prospect, in his own words and in the words of a scout

What makes R.J. Hampton a special basketball prospect, in his own words and in the words of a scout

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R.J. Hampton needed exactly one weekend of playing “AAUâ€� this year to realize he was done with high school basketball. Just days after a standout weekend on Nike’s EYBL circuit, Hampton announced he is reclassifying from 2020 to 2019 and will begin his college career in the fall. This is not a hasty

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