Last night, the traditional clash between some of the best young prospects in the world (2006, 2007) took place in Portland. United States vs Rest of the world just to add a little spice, it’s the usual recipe and last night two names were on everyone’s lips in France: Cooper Flagg and… the leader Nolan Traoré!
Nolan Traoré has caused quite a stir this season and for good reason, he is often mentioned as one of the biggest potentials of the 2025 vintage of the Draft. While his big brother Armel is entering the Draft this year, the playmaker born in 2006 will end his season at St Quentin after setting the Federal Center on fire all year (16.8 points and 5.5 assists), and last night he had a first opportunity to put his skills into Mondovision, in front of the best in terms of scouts and discerning eyes.
Result of the races? 18 points at 8/14 shooting including 2/4 from the parking lot, 4 passes, and a first message sent, even if Nolan’s team finally took on water, we’ll get to that.
The highlights of the nugget Nolan Traoré at the Hoop Summit 2024! 🇫🇷🏀
18 points and 4 assists at 8/14 shooting including 2/4 three-pointers. Speed, precision, devastating first step, finishes.
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Indeed, after two and a half balanced quarters, Team United States put its foot on the accelerator in the second half, driven in particular by THE announced crack Cooper Flagg, author of 19 points and 11 rebounds.
Did you have a great year watching the exploits of Victor Wembanyama or Bilal Coulibaly? Are you saying to yourself that Zaccharie Risacher, Alexandre Sarr or Tidjane Salaun could be doing well next season? Rest assured, the following seasons will also be provided with French nuggets. We’ve been telling you for a long time that our regions have talent.
2024-04-14 07:15:00
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