Viral Video Makes Seventh Woods The Most Famous 15-Year-Old Basketball Player in America
Posted Apr 14, 2014
Hammond coach Mark McClam and I talked about Seventh Woods. He said he thought Woods needed to improve the “cerebral” side of his game — things like managing the clock in tight games. We talked about where Woods might sign in two years and he said Woods and his family were keeping that close, but then let on that Duke and UNC were the frontrunners.
(TheMillions.com)
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