Mixtape for 2020 PG Ahron Ulis, Tyler's Brother

[Smashcat]

https://courtsidefilms.sportngin.co...s-2020-mixtape-the-courtside-films-fall-camp-

8th grader Ahron Ulis playing vs high school competition at the Courtside Films Fall Camp!

 

[will1976]

thanx man.

 

[EMMCAT]

thanx man.

Spectacular 3/4 court one handed bounce pass. Excellent handles and court presence. Pencil him in!

 

[Smashcat]

Spectacular 3/4 court one handed bounce pass. Excellent handles and court presence. Pencil him in!

Usually don't pay attention to players this young, but have to agree.

 

[BengalWACO]

Holy Crap, I saw 2020 and I almost took an H.

 

[UKrazycat2]

The kid never misses.

 

[stenchymouse]

He actually reminds me of his brother.

The way he moves and the way he shoots...

Hope he develops in to the same type of player!

 

[NineSec95]

Little man got skills. Just like Tyler.

 

[UKhoopCat]

I would welcome another Ulis with open arms. I absolutely love watching Tyler play.

 

[Federal Cat]

Man if he is like his brother, sign him up coach

 

[KnowsAllTellsAll]

Younger brothers typically end up shorter than their older brothers don't they?

 

[FlCATFan]

I would welcome another Ulis with open arms. I absolutely love watching Tyler play.

+1,000

 

[Jkwo]

Younger brothers typically end up shorter than their older brothers don't they?

No idea, my mine sure isn't.

 

[ncaaky]

Younger brothers typically end up shorter than their older brothers don't they?

I think they have different mothers. This ones mom is way taller than Tyler's.

 

[Jkwo]

Nevermind - looks like you were correct if certain studies are corroborated, though the effect is limited. Here, have some research:

Sibling Heights

 

[MSU129]

Younger brothers typically end up shorter than their older brothers don't they?

He is almost the same height as Tyler now.

 

[Sithlyone]

watching his mixtape a few things popped out to me.

1. He was only playing at half speed. There is no way that he was playing against the varsity high school teams in this video. Those kids were so small, slow and not a single dunk was shown. (granted this was Ullis mixtape so maybe others did dunk but I would have thought he would have assisted in one or two)
2. That being said, he showed that he certainly has the fundamentals down and will be more than likely a very good point guard.
3. He looked to be as tall as Tyler is now, or almost. So with another 4-5 years of growth maybe he will get to 5'10" before getting to college.
4. He shoots very well.

 

[brianpoe]

Nevermind - looks like you were correct if certain studies are corroborated, though the effect is limited. Here, have some research:

Sibling Heights

Good find, but my problem with that study is the age range 3 - 10. How many kids have a growth spurt after 10? After 13? Or in AD's case after 16?

It may still be correct but i'm not 100% all in.

 

[Jkwo]

Good find, but my problem with that study is the age range 3 - 10. How many kids have a growth spurt after 10? After 13? Or in AD's case after 16?

It may still be correct but i'm not 100% all in.

That's certainly true, although with a big enough sample size, you'd think the moderately strong (obviously not airtight) correlation between taller child -> taller adult would get you there.

But yeah, it would be nice to see an adult version.

 

[BlueSince92]

We got time.

What can we put in his water to make him grow?

 

[mj2k10]

There's a long, long history in sports of younger brothers turning out to be the stars of the family. Younger bro gets exposed to elite competition at an early age (via bro and his friends), younger bro grows up with a burning desire to prove himself.

If that happens here, I say yeah, and hell yeah.

 

[Sithlyone]

There's a long, long history in sports of younger brothers turning out to be the stars of the family. Younger bro gets exposed to elite competition at an early age (via bro and his friends), younger bro grows up with a burning desire to prove himself.

If that happens here, I say yeah, and hell yeah.

I think Tyler should start bringing him by now to join in the pickup games and hang around the team. We'd have a built in pg four years down the road.

 

[chroix]

I second the hell yeah

 

[UKrazycat2]

watching his mixtape a few things popped out to me.

1. He was only playing at half speed. There is no way that he was playing against the varsity high school teams in this video. Those kids were so small, slow and not a single dunk was shown. (granted this was Ullis mixtape so maybe others did dunk but I would have thought he would have assisted in one or two)
2. That being said, he showed that he certainly has the fundamentals down and will be more than likely a very good point guard.
3. He looked to be as tall as Tyler is now, or almost. So with another 4-5 years of growth maybe he will get to 5'10" before getting to college.
4. He shoots very well.

Looks like he will be taller than Tyler. His last name is already longer.