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  • Is Diaris Anderson a D1 Guard? 6’4” Shooter with Grit | OES Watchlist
    2026/02/27

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    DiAris Anderson 6’4” combo guard, On1 Prep Academy) joins the OES Watchlist for a full evaluation and player breakdown.
    In this episode, we dive into:
    • Deep shooting range and shot confidence
    • Handle and feel to create for himself and teammates
    • Tempo control and late-clock decision making
    • Vocal, gritty defensive presence
    • Academic discipline (4.0 student-athlete)
    • College projection and role translation
    This isn’t hype. This is role-based recruiting analysis.
    College coaches recruit problem solvers. Diaris brings size, spacing, toughness, and leadership at the guard position.
    📘 Parents: If you’re navigating recruiting without clarity, start here — The Parent Recruiting Roadmap: A Practical Basketball Recruiting Guide for Parents
    👉 https://a.co/d/01nUtD1b
    If you value honest evaluations, defensive impact, and translatable skills — subscribe and stay locked in.
    This platform isn’t for everybody.
    #BasketballRecruiting #ComboGuard #OESWatchlist #HighSchoolBasketball #On1Prep #D1Recruiting #PlayerEvaluation #TexasBasketball

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    23 分
  • The recruiting mistake every basketball family makes #basketball #recruiting #parents
    2026/02/26

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    Most families aren’t failing in college basketball recruiting,— they’re just doing everything without direction.
    Here’s why effort without clarity stalls recruiting. We wrote a perfect recruiting guide for parents. You will be able to navigate and understand how parents can help recruiting.2

    https://youtu.be/SjLU5pWokes

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    2 分
  • Baseline Truth Late Season Standouts + Air Force Coaching Change | High School Basketball & Recruiting Truth
    2026/02/26

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    In this episode of Baseline Truths, we break down late-season high school basketball performances and what they actually mean for recruiting.

    🏀 Ian Joshua finishes strong with 22 points and steady defense, competing regardless of score or situation.

    🔥 Braylen Taylor (5'10" PG) goes 6-of-7 from three, adds elbow jumpers, tear drops, and multiple lob assists that electrified the gym.

    We also explain the Air Force coaching situation and why it’s not a normal “hot seat” story. With two local Division I prospects signed to the Academy, we break down what an administrative reset at a service academy means for recruits and families.

    Topics covered:

    How to evaluate late-season performances

    Why efficiency matters more than volume

    The Air Force suspension and coaching change explained

    Service academy recruiting realities

    What families should ask before signing

    Matchups we’re tracking heading into the next stage

    No hype. No rankings. Just structure and truth.

    If this brings value, punch the subscribe button.

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    38 分
  • 2028 Guard Gus Mills (6'3") | Full OES Watchlist Evaluation – Waco Midway Combo Guard Breakdown
    2026/02/23

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    Gus Mills is a 6’3” combo guard from Waco Midway in the Class of 2028, and this is his full Watchlist evaluation.
    In this episode, we break down:
    His offensive identity and ball screen reads
    Defensive versatility at 6’3”
    Projection as a point vs. scoring guard
    Development track and swing skills
    Daily habits that separate serious prospects
    This isn’t hype. This is film-based evaluation.
    At 6’3” in the 2028 class, positional flexibility matters. Can he guard both backcourt spots? Can he control pace? Is he trending toward a Division I role long term?
    We cover all of it.
    📘 Parents navigating recruiting?
    Start here: The Parent Recruiting Roadmap: A Practical Basketball Recruiting Guide for Parents
    👉 https://a.co/d/01nUtD1b
    If you value honest scouting, structured evaluation, and recruiting clarity — subscribe.
    New Watchlist episodes. Real recruiting intel. No fluff.
    #GusMills #WacoMidway #ClassOf2028 #BasketballRecruiting #OESWatchlist #TexasHoops #ComboGuard #RecruitingTruth

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    Shoutout to The Brunch Spot in Converse — great food, great people, and always showing love to the game. This is The One-Eyed Scout Show, and remember — it ain’t for everybody.

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    18 分
  • Motor Travels. Highlights Don’t.
    2026/02/20

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    Zydon Clark (Class of 2026) is a 6’6” forward from Veterans Memorial (TX) who impacts games through motor, rebounding, and defensive activity. In this OES Watchlist interview, Clark breaks down his offensive rebounding mindset, interior scoring efficiency, defensive communication, and recruiting goals.

    Coaches looking for Division II and NAIA forwards who bring toughness, energy, and extra possessions should have him on their board.

    🔴 Full evaluation reports available through OES

    🔴 No hype. Just basketball.



    https://youtu.be/SjLU5pWokes

    Shoutout to The Brunch Spot in Converse — great food, great people, and always showing love to the game. This is The One-Eyed Scout Show, and remember — it ain’t for everybody.

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    20 分
  • The Watchlist: 6’5” Texas Guard Drawing Midwest Attention
    2026/02/17

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    Hashim Al-Yasiri is a 6’5” guard out of International Leadership of Texas in Lewisville drawing multiple Midwest offers. In this Watchlist interview, we break down what actually translates in his game — offensive creation, defensive versatility, and long-term role projection.

    This isn’t a highlight reel conversation.
    It’s a basketball conversation.

    We discuss:
    • Guard skill at 6’5”
    • Defensive matchups and switching value
    • Recruiting fit and system alignment
    • Development focus areas
    • What college coaches want to see next

    If you value real evaluation language and role clarity, subscribe and stay locked in with The Watchlist.

    No hype. Just clarity.
    It Ain’t For Everybody.

    🔔 Subscribe for weekly evaluations and interviews

    https://youtu.be/SjLU5pWokes

    Shoutout to The Brunch Spot in Converse — great food, great people, and always showing love to the game. This is The One-Eyed Scout Show, and remember — it ain’t for everybody.

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    14 分
  • DJ Majors Guyer High School (Denton, TX) • 6A State Champion • 6’2”, 195 — built college-strong • 3.3 GPA
    2026/02/10

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    DJ Majors is one of the most reliable, college-ready guards coming out of Texas high school basketball. A 26’ guard from Guyer High School in Denton, he already carries the résumé coaches respect: 6A State Champion, 6’2”, 195 pounds, and a 3.3 GPA. With offers from Ottawa and Bethel — the Bethel offer being the moment he truly hit my radar — DJ shows every sign of being a physical, productive, and mature guard whose game translates cleanly to the next level.

    This Watchlist episode takes a full evaluator-first look at DJ Majors: his frame, his style, and the traits that make him a real college prospect. Offensively he’s a downhill guard who finishes through contact, uses his size well, and scores without relying on tricks or empty flair. Defensively he rebounds like a forward, understands positioning, and plays with the strength and competitive edge you need to survive in college basketball. Add in state-champion habits, maturity, and a team-first presence, and you get a guard built to impact winning instead of chasing highlights.

    If you value truth-first evaluations and want more breakdowns on prospects across Texas and beyond, Like and Subscribe. It helps the channel grow and keeps these Watchlist episodes coming.

    OES — It Ain’t For Everybody.

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    Shoutout to The Brunch Spot in Converse — great food, great people, and always showing love to the game. This is The One-Eyed Scout Show, and remember — it ain’t for everybody.

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    15 分
  • Chandler Miles | 6’8” 230 Forward | Killeen Ellison | Army West Point Basketball Commit
    2026/02/03

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    Chandler Miles Army West Point Basketball Commit
    6’8” | 230 lbs | Forward | Killeen Ellison
    Chandler Miles is headed to Army West Point Basketball, and his path was built on winning habits—not hype. In this Watchlist episode, we sit down with the 6’8”, 230-pound senior forward from Killeen Ellison to talk about mindset, role acceptance, rebounding, and what it really takes to earn trust at the next level.
    We break down why Army West Point was the right fit, how competing and rebounding shaped his recruitment, and how running with Southern Ties on the Puma Pro16 circuit prepared him for college basketball.
    This is a conversation about toughness, discipline, and doing the work that translates.
    If you found value in this episode, help us grow by dropping a comment below.
    Like and subscribe wherever you listen to the podcast for more Watchlist breakdowns and real recruiting conversations.


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    Shoutout to The Brunch Spot in Converse — great food, great people, and always showing love to the game. This is The One-Eyed Scout Show, and remember — it ain’t for everybody.

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    12 分