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Don’t know if this has been mentioned. Just passing along information. Don’t know much about his game.

Class of 2019
6-8, 196 pound small forward from GA Bigshots.
Offers from MTSU and Uconn.
Under the radar.

(10-12-2017 10:17 AM)holyterror Wrote: [ -> ]Class of 2019
6-8, 196 pound small forward from GA Bigshots.
Offers from MTSU and Uconn.
Under the radar.

he's an interesting prospect, was a 6'4 point guard it appears who has kept growing. As a guard was projected as a mid major, now as a 6'7+ and growing wing he's drawing some attention.

(10-12-2017 10:50 AM)Oman Wrote: [ -> ]

(10-12-2017 10:17 AM)holyterror Wrote: [ -> ]Class of 2019
6-8, 196 pound small forward from GA Bigshots.
Offers from MTSU and Uconn.
Under the radar.

he's an interesting prospect, was a 6'4 point guard it appears who has kept growing. As a guard was projected as a mid major, now as a 6'7+ and growing wing he's drawing some attention.

Good info thanks

Is he related to the Grizz assistant coach ?

(10-12-2017 12:29 PM)Tiger57 Wrote: [ -> ]Is he related to the Grizz assistant coach ?

Yes, per article pasted below:

Sophomore T.J. Bickerstaff was the tone-setter for Sandy Creek (8-3) in helping the Patriots race out to leads of 9-0, 16-4 and 34-15 in the game’s early stages.

“We came out hot,” Bickerstaff said. “That’s how we need to play every single game. We were playing very good team ball and that’s the most important thing about it.”

The 6-foot-7 Bickerstaff scored 16 of his 20 points in the first half and also had nine rebounds, five assists and three steals. He is the grandson of former NBA head coach Bernie Bickerstaff and the nephew of current Memphis Grizzlies assistant coach J.B. Bickerstaff.

According to teammate Evan Jester, the sky is the limit for T.J. Bickerstaff.

“He’s going to be a high-major Division I player,” said Jester, who had 24 points on Saturday. “He’ll probably be a one-and-done when he goes to college. The next two years of high school he’s going to be a stud and is going to be the face of Sandy Creek basketball.”

(10-12-2017 03:22 PM)RandyW_Class83 Wrote: [ -> ]

(10-12-2017 12:29 PM)Tiger57 Wrote: [ -> ]Is he related to the Grizz assistant coach ?

Yes, per article pasted below:

Sophomore T.J. Bickerstaff was the tone-setter for Sandy Creek (8-3) in helping the Patriots race out to leads of 9-0, 16-4 and 34-15 in the game’s early stages.

“We came out hot,” Bickerstaff said. “That’s how we need to play every single game. We were playing very good team ball and that’s the most important thing about it.”

The 6-foot-7 Bickerstaff scored 16 of his 20 points in the first half and also had nine rebounds, five assists and three steals. He is the grandson of former NBA head coach Bernie Bickerstaff and the nephew of current Memphis Grizzlies assistant coach J.B. Bickerstaff.

According to teammate Evan Jester, the sky is the limit for T.J. Bickerstaff.

“He’s going to be a high-major Division I player,” said Jester, who had 24 points on Saturday. “He’ll probably be a one-and-done when he goes to college. The next two years of high school he’s going to be a stud and is going to be the face of Sandy Creek basketball.”

Having someone who played with Bickerstaff comment provides no confirmation of his ability. It has to come from one of the media "experts" who hasn't even seen him play - right '83 (not you, Randy. That other '83 who lives & dies with the media stats)?

(10-12-2017 03:38 PM)Atlanta Wrote: [ -> ]

(10-12-2017 03:22 PM)RandyW_Class83 Wrote: [ -> ]

(10-12-2017 12:29 PM)Tiger57 Wrote: [ -> ]Is he related to the Grizz assistant coach ?

Yes, per article pasted below:

Sophomore T.J. Bickerstaff was the tone-setter for Sandy Creek (8-3) in helping the Patriots race out to leads of 9-0, 16-4 and 34-15 in the game’s early stages.

“We came out hot,” Bickerstaff said. “That’s how we need to play every single game. We were playing very good team ball and that’s the most important thing about it.”

The 6-foot-7 Bickerstaff scored 16 of his 20 points in the first half and also had nine rebounds, five assists and three steals. He is the grandson of former NBA head coach Bernie Bickerstaff and the nephew of current Memphis Grizzlies assistant coach J.B. Bickerstaff.

According to teammate Evan Jester, the sky is the limit for T.J. Bickerstaff.

“He’s going to be a high-major Division I player,” said Jester, who had 24 points on Saturday. “He’ll probably be a one-and-done when he goes to college. The next two years of high school he’s going to be a stud and is going to be the face of Sandy Creek basketball.”

Having someone who played with Bickerstaff comment provides no confirmation of his ability. It has to come from one of the media "experts" who hasn't even seen him play - right '83?

We have some great experts here. And don’t kid yourself, they don’t need to see anyone play in person. They just need the Internet, a computer, and a smartphone.
These are talented folks.

taunting
15 yards

(10-12-2017 04:29 PM)snowtiger Wrote: [ -> ]taunting
15 yards

Overturned on replay.

(10-13-2017 03:56 AM)3rdgenerationtiger Wrote: [ -> ]

(10-12-2017 04:29 PM)snowtiger Wrote: [ -> ]taunting
15 yards

Overturned on replay.

Being related to Bernie, if the Dude has any kinda game he'll get decent offers, but maybe not decent P.T.
If he wants to go to kentucky Cal would find a spot, but unless he's a BALLER he would be a practice player kinda like Josh at Zona
My question is can the Dude bust a Trey

(10-13-2017 07:44 PM)memphisike Wrote: [ -> ]Being related to Bernie, if the Dude has any kinda game he'll get decent offers, but maybe not decent P.T.
If he wants to go to kentucky Cal would find a spot, but unless he's a BALLER he would be a practice player kinda like Josh at Zona
My question is can the Dude bust a Trey

Like Reggie Miller.

Did the Dude enjoy the game, I did

(10-12-2017 03:38 PM)Atlanta Wrote: [ -> ]

(10-12-2017 03:22 PM)RandyW_Class83 Wrote: [ -> ]

(10-12-2017 12:29 PM)Tiger57 Wrote: [ -> ]Is he related to the Grizz assistant coach ?

Yes, per article pasted below:

Sophomore T.J. Bickerstaff was the tone-setter for Sandy Creek (8-3) in helping the Patriots race out to leads of 9-0, 16-4 and 34-15 in the game’s early stages.

“We came out hot,” Bickerstaff said. “That’s how we need to play every single game. We were playing very good team ball and that’s the most important thing about it.”

The 6-foot-7 Bickerstaff scored 16 of his 20 points in the first half and also had nine rebounds, five assists and three steals. He is the grandson of former NBA head coach Bernie Bickerstaff and the nephew of current Memphis Grizzlies assistant coach J.B. Bickerstaff.

According to teammate Evan Jester, the sky is the limit for T.J. Bickerstaff.

“He’s going to be a high-major Division I player,” said Jester, who had 24 points on Saturday. “He’ll probably be a one-and-done when he goes to college. The next two years of high school he’s going to be a stud and is going to be the face of Sandy Creek basketball.”

Having someone who played with Bickerstaff comment provides no confirmation of his ability. It has to come from one of the media "experts" who hasn't even seen him play - right '83 (not you, Randy. That other '83 who lives & dies with the media stats)?

Buddy all defensive,derailing another thread.

Did the Dude commit