My Two Cents: I think Andrew Wiggins can finally exhale

The biggest decision that Andrew Wiggins may have made to this point in his young life may have been to attend Kansas but it also does the most important thing as well:  Let him live away from the scrutiny and pressures that existed before yesterday.  Can Ball Ray give his thoughts on what finally committing to a college means for Andrew the person here ...

On Point presents: Huntington Hopefuls, Pt II

Big shout to our people Drew Ebanks and Jay Irving for putting together another great On Point video here on the Canadian kids playing at Huntington Prep.  You can check out Huntington Hopefuls right here ...

Wiggins in Hamilton, Tristan Thompson and Raptors looking at All Star 2016 right here

Andrew Wiggins descended on Hamilton with Huntington Prep and the media took some time out (finally) to notice, Tristan Thompson on the Rising Stars Challenge, the Raptors are trying to get All Star 2016, lots of CIS stuff and more in Canadian Content ...

Huntington Prep is On Point, Olynyk, Bachynski and more all here in Canadian Content

Our peoples Drew Ebanks and Jay Irving put out another great episode of On Point featuring Andrew Wiggins and Huntington Prep, Kelly Olynyk and Jordan Bachynski are playing big, lots of NBL Canada and CIS news plus more in Canadian Content ...

Big news here in the latest edition of Canadian Content

Today, we have a pretty intense amount of stuff that includes HUGE news of Andrew Wiggins reclassifying to 2013 and a few of his mixtapes, Kris Joseph makes the Celtics roster, lots of NBL Canada news including the London Lightning taking a hit with last year's star Gabe Freeman heading overseas, a whole host of CIS, CCAA and high school news also right here in Canadian Content.

Rathan-Mayes is heading to FSU

Well, another top Canadian born high school basketball player is heading to the NCAA.

Huntington Prep's Xavier Rathan-Mayes had formally announced that he is heading to Florida State.

Rathan-Mayes ends the speculation that had been swirling around for the last few weeks and he will be heading to the alma mater of his pops.  The only other school that had a shot at the super two guard was   Illinois but it may have been a moot point.

This means that Rathan-Mayes could step in and get some minutes next year with FSU with senior Michael Snear likely graduating after this season at the two spot and possibly even some time at the one.  The 'Noles will be a little young in the backcourt next season with only one upperclassman returning, assuming that everyone comes back of course.

It's still early in the college season and things are always subject to change but right now this looks like a great place for him to start college.

The Can Ball Report Podcast - Episode #11