City of Palms: Blue blood recruits shine, Jalen Duren makes a statement
Posted Dec 20, 2019
A full day of basketball was on tap at the City of Palms Classic on Thursday. A promising start was led by Cam'Ron Fletcher, while Duke’s D.J. Steward showed his game will definitely translate to college, and the argument for best in the 2022 class needs to begin. We also saw standout play from elite talent headed to Florida State and Oklahoma State.
(Rivals.com)
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