Slamadaday: Tim Frazier on Keewyn Reece
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This is the footage Penn State fans have been waiting for. When Strake Jesuit published its game report after Friday’s 48-62 win against Spring Woods HS, saying that Tim Frazier jumped over Keewyn Reece, fans buzzed about the athleticism of the 6-2, 160-pound guard.
But no one imagined he actually did this!
Frazier, a Houston native, is the nation’s and a three-star recruit. Called “Tiny Mini” by his teammates because of his wiry strong frame, Frazier will need to add muscle as a Nittany Lion next season, but he already has the tools to be Talor Battle’s heir apparent. With Stanley Pringle gone, Frazier will have a legitimate shot at starting from the getgo.
The accolades continue: Frazier’s the reigning high school Defensive Player of the Year, and Rivals named him the quickest Big Ten recruit. He rebounds well for his size, recording a triple-double this season. Frazier’s offensive game is exactly this: attacking the basket with a vengeance. He gets most of his points in the paint, hence his high field goal percentage. His outside shot is the biggest area in which he needs to improve–he’s made only five 3s on the season (off of 13 attempts). You can check the rest of his senior stats here.
Frazier led the team last Friday with 19 points, 5 boards and 3 steals. The team finished its regular season yesterday with a 32-0 record. The Crusaders are ranked No. 1 in Texas’ largest classification, Class 5A, and MaxPreps ranks the team No . 7 in the nation.
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