Kevin White
Birthplace Gary, IN
email: kj24wirt@yahoo.com skype: kwhite732 
DOB: 02-26-1988
Guard 191 CM
Gamefilm Links
http://youtu.be/YZZU6O46DdU IBL Pro Highlights #3 Blue Jerseys
http://youtu.be/iwtizfo5t1Y 2012 IBL actual gamefilm not highligts #3 Blue Jerseys
http://youtu.be/kTgTKX1f1Pw July 2012 Las Vegas Euro Camp Combine Individual Workout
OUTLOOK
Kevin is a versatile combo guard who plays with high energy. His work ethic,team oriented game style, and coachable personality make him an asset to any team. Offensively Kevin is a perimeter threat with consistent 3pt ability and an effective midrange game. He has a good handle, speed, and strength. Defense may be the focal points of his game. At 6’3, his 6’6 wingspan makes an effective perimeter defender.
Collegiate Career
2006-2007Freshman year NCAA D1 Jackson State University of the Southwest Athletic ConferenceConference Champs NCAA Tourney Appearance 2007-2008 27% 3pt %, Member of the SWAC All Academic team Starting 5 in conference play 2008-09 Abilene Christian University NCAA2 Shot 35% 3pt avg 8ppg 4rpg shot 41% from field 2009-2010 Abilene Christian UniversityAveraged 9ppg shot 42% 3pt, 81%,FT 5rpg and 43% from field.Team Captain Kevin led the conference in 3pt shooting with a respectable 42% from the arc.
Pro Career
Summer 2010 Diamond Midwest Invitational Chicago, IL 15ppg. 5rebs Selected to allstar team. selected as a 2nd team all camp performer Summer 2011 Diamond Midwest All star for 2nd straight year 2010-11 Gary Splash Pro IBL teamLed team in 3pt% 11 ppg 1st place regular season finish. 2011 Summer - Houston Eurobasket Summer League Team Beijing NBA D League Texas Legends Team summer workouts references available upon request. 2012 Northwest Indiana Magical Stars PBL team folded 2012 Mexico CIBACOPA Pre season tourney 14ppg July 2012 Las Vegas overseas basketball evaluation camp top 25 performer out of 92 players Las Vegas Combine Full Stats #55 when you click on link |
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Kevin White's Player Profile and Gamefilm
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Hi Kevin -
ReplyDeleteStill looking for your video after asking for feedback. I applaud you asking.
Kevin, a guard (point or shooting) is looked to as a leader by teammates and coaches, guards have a unique perspective of the game because of your position on the court.
Kevin, I watched your videos. You should never play down to the level of your teammates or opponents. Always dictate the pace of the game.
Learn to read the eyes of your opponent. When you know where and when he's looking you can backdoor to your heart's content. A backdoor is not always a scoring opportunity for you. A backdoor can set you up to pick for a teammate too. If you consistently backdoor your defender will have to take himself out of the flow of the game to pay attention strictly to you. That unclogs the interior for your teammates and, since you can see what's going on and your defender can't, you can fake him out his shoes all game long.
Always work hard and be the best conditioned athlete on the floor. You cannot always control everything but you can control your own conditioning. If you get drafted as a bench player and you make practice unbearable for the starters, because of your work ethic, you will get extra attention from the coaching staff. It's amazing how much more prepared you feel when conditioning is not an issue.
I'm not sayin' your not well conditioned, I'm just sayin' I doubt you can go ALL-OUT for an entire quarter, let alone going all out for an entire playoff game.
And right now while you're looking for a slot on a team, every game should feel like a playoff game to you.
All The Best Young Man,
Coach 'Dave' Jones
BasketballShootingCoach.com