Tyler Relph on facing a 15 year old LeBron James at Five Star Camp
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To be able to play with Bron and CP at that age, he was definitely elite. Probably better than 95% of the world for his age. What a privilege and experience.
Goes to show how even if you have elite work ethic, you need the body to take that next step.
@@MrDuncanhall of course, look at IT4 the moment the athleticism is gone, no matter how good he is offensively because of his height, he becomes a liability on defense so much and he also lost his ability to attack too and with that height it will be very hard to score in an efficient rate.
Way higher than 95
i mean at least his hard work didn't go to waste. He's one of the best bball trainers in the world and wouldn't have been if he didn't push his basketball potential to its limits. It sucks tho that basketball is a sport wherein physical attributes are a huge part of how far you can go in the professional setting but I guess Relph is a good example to wherein even if you don't have the best physical gifts but have the work ethic and drive to be the best, you can still make something out of the sport.
@@TheHonest1234 Even if he didn't do anything basketball related his hard work wouldn't have gone to waste. He'd have developed a good worth ethic, discipline, and a strong, fit body. Those are all things we want to have, and many people never attain a single one in their entire lives.
This was back when 5 star camps and recruiting ratings were pure. What I mean by that was there was a a lot less projection used in the rankings. It was all about who where the best player at the time. How people thought you would do in college played a little bit of the role in rankings. Recruiting is now based mostly on your NBA projections. You can outplay someone the first three years in HS but they will be ahead of you in the rankings if they have the prototypical size and athletecism.
This was the beginning of things changing. Kobe, TMac, KG etc showed it was money to be made by going after the HS kids so they just started looking younger and younger until we got to the point of rankings for 3rd graders 😂
Mustafa was super tough. That was back in my junior high and high school days when a mf use to read every issue of Slam cover to cover lol
Mustafa was the #1 PG in that class ahead of CP
Facts.. Friends Central on the Main Line .. Im Philly born/raised so I know
I heard about that but I wasn’t too pivy of it
I remember Mustafa.
I had a friend in college that played Lebron in high school. Said it was the crazy thing he was ever apart of and they destroyed his team. Fun hearing stories like that
Lies. What's your friend's name
20 plus years later, you're still hearing about lebron but not your unknown friend.
@@oldschool4456you funny lol
10th grade being told This guy might be the greatest player ever
Insane
@@lee9315what’s more insane is he ended up actually in the conversation as one of the greatest ever to do it.
@@frankiethefrog1752 I was born in 03 so obviously I can’t remember the league without lebron but I wish I was there to see the hype about him as a teenager.
“why is he built like that” 🤣
the assclowns who keep claiming hes on steroids need to give that a listen. Bro had a freak physique since HS lol
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I went to Five Star in 2007 and CP was there as a guest and he just did some exhibition drills and he was the definition of elite. He was still at Wake Forest then.
Cp was already in the league in 07, maybe this was 05?
@@arieb.baylao3034 You are right, it was actually 2004.
lmao 3 whole years@@MenteyExito
I loved returning back to school from summer break hearing stories of classmates who went Five Star, Nike Camp, and Adidas ABCD. I heard about the Bron's, Sebastian Telfairs, CP, Gerald Green, Dwight Howard and others before the national fame and NBA.
Remember Lenny Cooke lol
@@40lopezzwe still regard Lenny as a legend in NYC. He was a matchup nightmare no matter who you put in front of him.
@@eib3137 I’m from nyc I can respect he a legend.
Mustafa was a beast I remember watching him. Thought he’d pan out more in the league but was a beast.
Buddy was nice
Coach Tylerys clarity is the reason he is where he's at. He didn't waste time trying to be a league guy even though he got closer than most of us will ever dream of.
Awww these young dudes don’t remember mustafa mike jones Leon powe wow 😯 Lebron class 2003 HS all Americans Kendrick Perkins Travis outlaw, Shannon Brown Jr Giddens CP3 Bron those dudes were ballers
Howard Garfinkel said that about 2 players: Lebron and Lloyd Sweet Pea Daniels. He said Lloyd was the best 16 year old he saw play dead, alive, or unborn. Lloyd was a monster and had game like Bron in 86 but he had drug issues and got shot as well.
Lloyd Daniels from nyc
3:36 they were just talking about him on the point forward podcast with iguodala and Evan Turner recently
Nice story. Good podcast guys, keep it up.
Played against this gut in Rochester ny.. for john marshall in 02/03 and he was a problem Early.. had the handle and waa shooting DEEP 3s.. he was legit
Shakur was highly SKILLED
Bron was selling more tickets as a high school student than the Cavaliers. The GOAT.
Staf Shakur was nice, averaged a triple double in high school
His college was not only in my conference but also in my division. Had to play him at least twice a year my entire college career. The program was trash at the time but you had to watch him though. Him and his rugby teammate from Australia that played the 2 for them. They brought it every game.
What up theo!!! We used to play pickup at the y outside oak ridge....key and kobe played with my little brother Logan
Getting Tyler on here is different. Love the approach. Try to get Koran Godwin.
Mustafa shakur was a beast at UofA
Dude to have a player that played Cp3 and Lebron in highscool and not expading on that, not asking questions on how it was to guard them its a terrible job as a interviewer, You have to do better when you get those chances.
Agreed, I was frustrated he didn’t get more questions about that.
Lol I been saying Theo be rushing through these interviews
I went to Five Star one year back in 95 or 96. The biggest name there was Dion Glover from Georgia. He ended up going to Georgia Tech I believe. That dude was built like a tank for a HS kid.
I remember who was drafted by Atlanta hawks.
I think he came in the league with Elton brand Steve Francis Richard Hamilton etc.
Been watching Tyler R for the last 3-5 years. When it comes to elite fundamentals, look no further. I know for a fact he was responsible for Julius’ big jump that one year with NY. He was with Ju in damn near every vid.
5 Star camp was funny but I hated it at the same time. Some of the best basketball players from all over the country played there. I was at camp with mean ass Steve Blake and Jason Williams. Also Maverick Carter was my roommate. We go so hungry we snuck out to go to a sandwich shop. And when we opens the doors it was nothing but coaches standing line ordering food. We settled for some gas stations chips and some water 😂
facts. Steve Blake was always on go time 😂
Played at 5 star in 2000. Claim to fame , made the NBA level and won defensive player of the week for my team 😂😂 which I believe was the coach saying " thanks kid for not complaining about not shooting " TBF there were 3 NBA players there so..
Tyler played at West Virginia his freshman year with my cousin Jerrah Young!! S/O to Tyler!!
I hope I get so lit people brag about knowing me when I was younger
Damnnn. Didn’t know Tyler was like that
Mustafa Shakur Philly goat went all American everybody looked up to him
I know who you talking about he played for Arizona in college.
@@40lopezz yeah you right
Mustafa Shakur played in the NBA
Imagine your mum buying you a car while y’all in the hood that’s crazy
Where did Tyler go college?
That would've been circa the year 2000. Y2K, people still had dial-up internet, no social media besides Orkut, Black Planet, and GeoCities,
Mustafa Shakur 🎯
Shout out Star!!! #cherashoreraised
Mustafa Shakur was a bad man got to know basketball history
how you don't know Mustafa as a hooper
How df pinson dknt knlw who mustafa shakur is. That zona team with young iggy hasaan adams n channing frye was different. Nba players really just play ball lol
What happened to these camps?
I remember playing a pick up game against a 17yr old Paul George at a park in Littlerock Ca and he was killing everyone on the court for about 2hrs he dunk on my friend his team didnt take a loss that night
3:31 3:53 lol
585 💪🏾
Staf Shakur was a fucking problem
How dude interviewing about ball and don’t know Mustafa Shakur? Dude was a goon lol
Theo kinda young he’s like 25
Awww you kids under 33 don’t know Mustafa Shakur in Bron class. Handles like kyrie but taller. The league did to respect that street ball shhh
Man these interviewers are dumb, obviously people want to hear more about Lebron and this guy interrupts him right when he starts.
Who tf is relph
A popular basketball trainer
youtube.com/@TylerRelphBasketball?si=7lYDcERTs2C_by5E
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