So here's my story:
I've been playing basketball all my life (19 years), and to say the least, I am a very solid point guard. I am confident that I can play at a D1 level (I always keep it 100 with myself, I wouldn't sell myself a dream). In high school, I was 1st team all-conference, 1st team all-area, and all-state while i was averaging 17ppg, 9 assist, and 3 steals. Last year, straight out of high school, I went to a small D2 school out of desperation and did a little bit of dirt there. I was a freshman averaging 14 and 8. At the end of the year, I decided to transfer, because I knew deep down inside that I hadn't reached my potential. This year (my sophomore year), i decided just attend a community college to keep getting my grades and to develop/polish my game. I would say I'm doing well with my development... I'm 5'10 (5'11 on a good day), 180lbs, dunking with ease, dribbling is solid, jump shot is pure. My one on one defense can use some work though, but my help-side D is very good. My problem is, my high school coach who I felt I could trust never helped me get into any colleges or universities or contacted any coaches for me and now we don't even speak. When I was his star-point guard and running his offenses for him, I was his favorite person in the world. I even went to the dudes crib for thanksgiving. Then after my senior season, I hardly ever even talked to the guy. So basically I am alone, and I wanna know if anyone has any suggestions or helpful hints on what I can do. I AM going to play next year at someone's school. Getting there is the hard part, once I get my foot in the door, the rest is easy.
I've been playing basketball all my life (19 years), and to say the least, I am a very solid point guard. I am confident that I can play at a D1 level (I always keep it 100 with myself, I wouldn't sell myself a dream). In high school, I was 1st team all-conference, 1st team all-area, and all-state while i was averaging 17ppg, 9 assist, and 3 steals. Last year, straight out of high school, I went to a small D2 school out of desperation and did a little bit of dirt there. I was a freshman averaging 14 and 8. At the end of the year, I decided to transfer, because I knew deep down inside that I hadn't reached my potential. This year (my sophomore year), i decided just attend a community college to keep getting my grades and to develop/polish my game. I would say I'm doing well with my development... I'm 5'10 (5'11 on a good day), 180lbs, dunking with ease, dribbling is solid, jump shot is pure. My one on one defense can use some work though, but my help-side D is very good. My problem is, my high school coach who I felt I could trust never helped me get into any colleges or universities or contacted any coaches for me and now we don't even speak. When I was his star-point guard and running his offenses for him, I was his favorite person in the world. I even went to the dudes crib for thanksgiving. Then after my senior season, I hardly ever even talked to the guy. So basically I am alone, and I wanna know if anyone has any suggestions or helpful hints on what I can do. I AM going to play next year at someone's school. Getting there is the hard part, once I get my foot in the door, the rest is easy.