Pangos AA Camp

June 9, 2010 by Nolan Shulman

 While Bennett looked to be going through the motions his first two games, he errupted in his third game. He played with Myck Kabongo, Quincy Miller, and DeAndre Daniels, and thus got lost in the shuffle the first two games. Once he realized how to make an impact, he did just that. He showed off his bounce, his low post moves, his ability to rebound on both ends, and his ability to stroke it from deep. It may have taken him some time to show out, but once he did, he left everyone impressed with his skill set. He was also hampered by a lingering quad injury and a sore ankle. Despite that he played his tail off and never spoke or complained about it once. He's a tough kid, he's talented, and he's going to make a high major impact somewhere down the line. I wish he had turned it on from the get go, but late is better than never.