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It seems that each day that goes by, this kid's development and growth gets better and better and better.

 

 

If you read closely you'll find that the kid grows from 6'7" to 6'8" in the course of the article

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It seems that each day that goes by, this kid's development and growth gets better and better and better.

 

If you read closely you'll find that the kid grows from 6'7" to 6'8" in the course of the article

Can we get three more articles and get him to around 6'11" or so.
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It seems that each day that goes by, this kid's development and growth gets better and better and better.
 

If you read closely you'll find that the kid grows from 6'7" to 6'8" in the course of the article

Can we get three more articles and get him to around 6'11" or so.

 

 

Growth Spurt?  ;)

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Glowing write up:

 

Isaiah Roby is an all-stater, ranked among the top 100 players in the country and is headed to the Big Ten next year, yet only the crazed basketball diehards that travel to AAU tournaments in the spring and summer have seen him play –– or maybe have even heard of him.

 

And that’s too bad, because it’s an insult to be branded with “the best player no one has seen” label. But he’s a terrific talent whose game is easy on the eyes. His passing ability is Shaun Livingston-esque, his versatility at his size is fascinating and his upside is enormous.

 

http://suntimeshighschoolsports.com/2015/10/09/henricksen-best-player-one-gets-see/

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Glowing write up:

Isaiah Roby is an all-stater, ranked among the top 100 players in the country and is headed to the Big Ten next year, yet only the crazed basketball diehards that travel to AAU tournaments in the spring and summer have seen him play –– or maybe have even heard of him.

And that’s too bad, because it’s an insult to be branded with “the best player no one has seen” label. But he’s a terrific talent whose game is easy on the eyes. His passing ability is Shaun Livingston-esque, his versatility at his size is fascinating and his upside is enormous.

http://suntimeshighschoolsports.com/2015/10/09/henricksen-best-player-one-gets-see/

Still sticking to my original comparison from when he committed of Kyle Anderson but I like livingstons game as well, pre injury of course.

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https://twitter.com/swan888/status/652924384198266880

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Great to see! Boy does Roby look young. In a good way.

 

 

Compared to Horne, definitely. But Jeriah looks to have filled out well for his age. Roby will probably fill out a bit once he's been in the strength, conditioning & nutrition programs at NU. Both are prized finds for Nebrasketball to go with Glynn Watson, Ed Morrow, Michael Jacobson & Jack McVeigh. Future looks very, very bright.

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https://twitter.com/swan888/status/652924384198266880

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Great to see! Boy does Roby look young. In a good way.

 

 

Compared to Horne, definitely. But Jeriah looks to have filled out well for his age. Roby will probably fill out a bit once he's been in the strength, conditioning & nutrition programs at NU. Both are prized finds for Nebrasketball to go with Glynn Watson, Ed Morrow, Michael Jacobson & Jack McVeigh. Future looks very, very bright.

 

Unless Roby knows jiu jitsu, I think Horne could take him straight up.

 

Not that they would throw it down or anything.

 

(But if they did, I've got $10 on Horne if anyone's taking bets.)

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