Shareef O’Neal Looks To Start His Own Legacy

Posted Dec 21, 2016
From a pure athletic standpoint, Shareef O’Neal has the potential to dominate, and his coaches say his work ethic and overall game are continuing to develop. With a strong showing on the AAU circuit last summer, he’s now recognized as a top-20 player in the Class of 2018. The scary part is, though, he only started taking basketball seriously his freshman year. And now he wants more. (SLAM Online)

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