Noah Robotham #1 PG. 2014 Class
"PoP" | Dec 15, 2009 | Comments 16
Watching 8th grader Noah Robotham play his last game in the championship game Friday, almost made me grab my Lebrons out of the trunk and run on the[Content protected for Premier-bronze members only]
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This kid is completely over rated.. not even that good
@frankie We are hosting the our first event jrLIST show case on 1-31-2010 we will have all the top kids under one roof to battle for the best players in Las Vegas….We will see if the kid is over rated at the event! Please rsvp when we release the time place and invites…. there will be three national scouts at the event.
Ooooh 3 national scouts
you guys are going big time.
@Baller30, stop hating and start congratulating. We don’t have a crystal ball but based on what he sees this kid has a chance. If anything this should motivate a kid to make sure he stays humble and works hard. 3 National scouts is good since this site is less than 6 months old. If you can get more scouts why don’t you start your own service. You cannot knock anyone that is trying to bring attention to Las Vegas Basketball. Keep up the good work PremierBall.com
@Baller30 yea we are like espn right now-
Frankie is on crack!, he is a year ahead of my son in the class room, but on the court this kid is a year ahead of any,and I mean any, point guard in high school right now,the kid is a prodigy, he was doing this stuff back in 4th grade he’s a freak of nature,in a good way! and whatever happened to his older brother Czar is he playing college ball?
PositiveJay I agree …..just wrapped up the first day of the parochial tournament tonight and Noah Robotham dropped 45 Points and they say the kid can’t score. For those of you who have not seen this kid play check him out on the 30th of this month for our jrLIST showcase he will be well worth the ticket!
The parochial tournament is a step in the right direction fot the players at private schools. It gives them an opportunity to play mnore games, get some exposure, and let the parents know what the future, in any, holds for their children. In the future, with more teams and organization, this could be a really good thing. Keep moving forward!
VR
@frankie-prodigy is a long word my bad,how about he’s really good for his age,is that easier for you to understand?
how about hes not as good as everyone is sayin
@positive jay-
no one is comparing Noah to your son.
We are comparing him to other talent in his age group and other elite players when they were as old as him.
How are we supposed to compare him to your son when know one knows who the @&$@ he is!
man i give up im done, i aint sayin nothin else about noah,the kid can play,i just dont understand how you can say he’s overrated,lil dude is nice!
I think you guys mean well on this site, but you just do alot of things that are very questionable. For instance: Why put Jacob Hollingsworth name on the poll for 8th graders AFTER THE FACT. Doesnt that put him at a distinct disadvantage when it comes to poll voting when other kids had over half their votes before he was added? Couple names like that. Also players that aren’t in your top tens in the poll, while others who are in the top ten are not.
Larry we do mean well and that is why your comments and perspectives are appreciated.
Hey all, Noah has been “doing it well” since about the fourth grade. My son plays ball and we have seen Noah grow up. Not only is his game on an accelerated level in Middle School but on the club ball circuit as well. On the personal side he is humble and an awesome young man.