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CIA Bounce (Team Takeover) is proud to announce that star Kadeem Green has committed to the University of Missouri. Kadeem's long time coach and mentor Kevin Scarlett was excited to say “After talking to Kadeem and the family we decided that if the visit went well, Missouri would be the best place for Kadeem,”
Sources close to Team Takeover have indicated that they have seen a steady increase in improvement in Kadeem. Other sources say this kid has NBA potential and the sky is the limit. Team Takeover is proud of the work Kadeem has put in and ensure he will be a big part of the Missouri team plans. Coach Scarlett will continue to push his young star and looks forward to helping develope other stars for Team Takeover.
Green attends United Faith Christian Academy in North Carolina, where he managed to help his team win the 2008-2009 NCISAA 1A State Championship over a Word of God Christian Academy team that featured top prospects John Wall (Kentucky) and the top 25 recruit of 2010, C.J Leslie. Playing with Team Take Over in the summer circuit, Green continuously improved his stock. He has attracted schools such as Memphis, Virginia, Boston College, Oklahoma, and Virginia before he pledged to become a Tiger.
“Missouri has been working hard since his junior year to show how interested they have been in KG (Kadeem Green) with regular phone calls, visits to see him play etc., and have shown how sincere their interest is. When I spoke to coach Anderson he talked about KG being the prototypical player for his program. Standing at 6′9 with a 7’4 wingspan and a 39 inch vertical, he said Kadeem is an athlete that brings many intangibles, a skill set and basketball I.Q. that is often un-coachable, either you have it or you don’t,” says Scarlett.
“With Missouri being in the elite Big 12 NCAA conference, it gives him great leverage for exposure to the next level. At this point now KG just needs to put on a little size to his frame and he will be ready to play D1 basketball at the highest level.”
For CIA Bounce aka Team Takeover this is their 6th NCAA D1 signing in 2009. Congrats to all of the players and we look forward to the future as the talent keeps growing and developing.
Coach Tony
Sources close to Team Takeover have indicated that they have seen a steady increase in improvement in Kadeem. Other sources say this kid has NBA potential and the sky is the limit. Team Takeover is proud of the work Kadeem has put in and ensure he will be a big part of the Missouri team plans. Coach Scarlett will continue to push his young star and looks forward to helping develope other stars for Team Takeover.
Green attends United Faith Christian Academy in North Carolina, where he managed to help his team win the 2008-2009 NCISAA 1A State Championship over a Word of God Christian Academy team that featured top prospects John Wall (Kentucky) and the top 25 recruit of 2010, C.J Leslie. Playing with Team Take Over in the summer circuit, Green continuously improved his stock. He has attracted schools such as Memphis, Virginia, Boston College, Oklahoma, and Virginia before he pledged to become a Tiger.
“Missouri has been working hard since his junior year to show how interested they have been in KG (Kadeem Green) with regular phone calls, visits to see him play etc., and have shown how sincere their interest is. When I spoke to coach Anderson he talked about KG being the prototypical player for his program. Standing at 6′9 with a 7’4 wingspan and a 39 inch vertical, he said Kadeem is an athlete that brings many intangibles, a skill set and basketball I.Q. that is often un-coachable, either you have it or you don’t,” says Scarlett.
“With Missouri being in the elite Big 12 NCAA conference, it gives him great leverage for exposure to the next level. At this point now KG just needs to put on a little size to his frame and he will be ready to play D1 basketball at the highest level.”
For CIA Bounce aka Team Takeover this is their 6th NCAA D1 signing in 2009. Congrats to all of the players and we look forward to the future as the talent keeps growing and developing.
Coach Tony
