Serious question, why do y'all cheat trying to play older kids down? And parents, why are you ok with letting your kid play down?

Sioux Falls Skyforce guard Bryson Warren joins us on a new edition of the pod!

We get his take on the impact of the Overtime Elite development program, adjusting to the G League game instead of college, & the powerful influence of Miami Heat core principles.

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Force Film Breakdown With Bryson Warren - The most improved player in the G league youtu.be/josSt5iDQX4?si… via Five Reasons You Tube

2028 6’6 LeArtis Williams had a good showing at Battle of the Magic City. He played well around the rim on both ends impacting the game tremendously for Team Grind. LeArtis will put pressure on some of the top Bigs in the country with his wing like skills and quickness as a big.

6’2 W CJ James was Mr. Do it all for his ATG squad, helping them get a huge elite 8 win against a huge ATL Xpress team and final 4 finish. The two sport athlete used his toughness to rebound, defend and finish in the paint with length. He always plays bigger than his size for ATG

2028 PG Jordan Rollins was the catalyst for his Team Grind squad making a final 4 run at the Battle of the Magic City tourney. I think he proved to be the best 28’ PG in Alabama with his size, athleticism and ability to finish at the basket. He’s also a reliable shooter from 3.

6’4 7th grader D’ari Bruce has expanded his game big time. He proved to be a versatile 3/4 instead if being just a big man. He handled the ball, knocked down the 3 ball and looked fluid making plays for other. This young man is one of them ones in 2029. I love the growth.

2028 PG Jashawn Coffey had a BIG TIME WEEKEND. He was putting up huge numbers at will. He had a few 20 plus games and a 30. He’s relentlessly attacking you and making plays. He’s currently ranked in the top 15 on the Global Rankings. I think it will be hard to move him out.

2028 6’5 W Kam Mercer is the top player in the country and pulled a Magic Johnson by playing the 1-5 at the Battle of the Magic City to help secure the Championship for All Ohio. He had his way, scoring, rebounding, blocking shots, etc. He showed he was different from the rest.

2028 6’2 wing Cam Pryor had a solid showing for Fast Five in day 1. He did a little bit of everything to help secure the win and made sure he stood out in the process. He’s set to have a big spring/summer and his game and name has a chance to take off.

2028 6’4 SG Lee Steele helped his Team Grind squad to a undefeated record thus far with his size, skill and versatility as a guard. He’s currently one of the top players in Alabama, picking up early interest from some big time colleges. The lefty can fill it when he gets going.

2029 maestro Chris Martinez is STILL here showing that being a TRUE PG holds value. He's a special PG that gets timely buckets and make timely plays that most young guards don't understand. He stepped up big and helped his team win a game ending with 3 vs 5. It's not many left.

2029 PG Jordan McDaniel is flat out one of the most exciting and electrifying players in his class. He put up 30 plus in a loss, but was super fun to watch and even harder to guard. I will pay to see this kid play any day.

2029 Benjamin Brown is a long way from home putting in work down south. The big guard can use strength getting to the basket and skill on the perimeter to be a factor. He's another big time name in the class the class that showed why he's one of them. He can fill it up.

The is was my first time seeing 2029 PG Timothy Young. He has a lot working for him early on his journey. Good size and athleticism from the PG position, confident and can score in bunches, and also has enough upside that will ensure he will be in the mix through high school.

2029 CG David Mata is a high-level shot making guard that understand how and when to pick his spots to get his. I loved his poise and his willingness to play without the ball in his hands. It's a lot to like about Maya. He had a really good day today

Bryson Warren provided a spark for the Force on Sunday in Ontario scoring 15 PTS and dishing out 6 AST in his second straight start 👏