Sharife Cooper Is Auburn's Point Guard Of The FUTURE | (Breakdown Vol.2)

Sharife Cooper Part 2 Player Breakdown

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[HoopsPerspective]

Do you guys think Sharife is a future NBA PG?

[kevindibassinga]

That defensive effort is my biggest complaint about his game, but I’m really excited to see him ball out at Auburn.

[ByKaiden]

I didn’t even know he had this many weaknesses

[richrichy]

I guarantee that you will not see that poor effort on defense at Auburn. Coach Pearl has been hesitant to play certain players because he felt they were not ready defensively. The next level will also require a next level of work. Sharife knows this. He will get there ready to work.

[callmegp]

College programs have a good way of improving their players, especially such a defensive school like Auburn. I have faith he will be a great player

[iviake]

The reason why he averages so many assists is because of chemistry. He’s been playing with those guys, especially Isaac Okoro since he was little. It’s just different now because all of them left. Remember Sharife plays 17U at 15 and not everyone got on varsity their freshman/sophomore year Sharife just had special talent. So he’s forced to adapt to new teammates being the youngest on the team originally but now having to set up these new people to score. Even though it might be a little selfish, I don’t blame him for the bigger scoring role and less assists. And idk why I wrote a whole paragraph I just like analyzing Sharife Cooper lol

[gettinhype]

been waiting for this video. thanks man great breakdown

[recap]

Damn bro I’m glad you broke down his weaknesses I never saw those. All these overtime and ball is life videos just be showing the good never the bad

[cozyfades]

I think he's gonna be in trouble with that defensive effort and no type of in between game. You need that as an undersized guard.

[jeremymoorer]

He's going to the right program. 2 and done. WAR EAGLE 🦅

[nelsonkuria]

His playstyle kinda reminds me of dame

[artart]

yeah my biggest concern with him is his jumpshot... boy don't really have a burner like that.

[optics_]

You should do a breakdown on devin askew

[jarvisthetaurus]

He reminds me a of Damian Lillard with how he changes speeds and gets to the bucket and Chris Paul with his passing ability. One area I would like to see improvement is his defense. But he's still maturing as a player and getting better. A lot of players have talent but not many have that dog in em. Rife definitely has enough dog in em to beat the odds and prove the doubters wrong.

[Real-xjul]

Rife is my favorite PG in this class but i can see where concerns come in about his game. In my opinion i think he will have a Trae young type year in college not in terms of stats but in terms of them both coming in with worries about their height and just surprised everyone. I think he’ll average 16-18p 6a 3r at best and 12p 6a 3r at the lowest💯but i wish him the best because I really think he is talented

[anklebully]

Who’s here after Rife’s 20 point debut?

[sheluvherb]

I would love and hate playing a guy like rife (if that made sense) rife might cook me on offense (but i doubt it because he is too relaxed on offense and I’m an aggressive defender) but I’m gonna go at him when I’m on offense because that gonna be an easy 20-25 points.

Not tryna sound like a hater, sharife is very good and is my favorite HS point guard. The only thing he really need to improve is his athleticism and defense other than that h should be good.

Player comparison: I see a mix of Damian Lillard and a prime Chris Paul

[staaticc]

really reminds me of a Chris Paul but just with no defense.

[jackhewes]

do deivon smith he’s cold and underrated

[philaufan]

You mean Auburn has a basketball team?