6'4" HS POINT GUARD?! Chinese American hooper Rui Han is MUST SEE basketball 🔥
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- The 6’4” starting point guard is playing on one of California’s top teams, Crean Lutheran, alongside numerous D1-bound players. He’s a majorly under-the-radar player but is finally getting his moment to shine. He’s already picked up Division I interest from several schools and is expected to pick up offers once his season ends.
He’s got elite handles, quickness and strength for his age and position, all of which are transferrable to the next level.
His dribble pull-up jumper during warm-ups was all I needed to see. He's a D-1 Player. If there's a drawback, it's that he over dribbles to make his move.
He has great fundamentals and a good shot. And he’s clearly smart. The problem is that he doesn’t have the fast-twitch Type-IIB fibers needed for NBA. He can’t seem to dunk at 6’4 🤔 many Asians have this issue. Not explosive
@@charlesg7926 you don’t need athleticism anymore to dominate the nba . 2 of the top 4 players in the world right now aren’t athletic dunkers .
@@ricie4 who are those top 4
@@temia6085 joker , giannis , luka , 4th is debatable
@@ricie4 you dont need to say in the world dude. There are other people like steph curry who or klay who just dont dunk
He’s super underrated and very great talented player keep grinding 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Underrated? For a 20yr old in high school?
@@Chowchillah wait how u know he 20?
Dude has legit the best physical for a PG in the NBA 6 ft 4 long armed, not too thin not too bulky, just solid
fr he's definition of FIT
a long armed asian is short armed in other ethnicity though
wtf? He def is not long armed
@@Panther016 no its not lol.. you know white guys statistically have the shortest reaches in the NBA
@@Panther016 jeremy lin has average arm length.. some asians have short arms some dont
He plays pretty physical so that’s good. Good control and plays very composed.
2:18 "we got the whole mcu out here, we got shang-chi, we got wong"
Hes pure chinese, going to play high school bball in US couple years ago
Played with him back in the days 2014 in Shanghai when we’re about 13 years old. He’s still in high school? You’re allowed to play in high school at that age in the states? He does look solid!
Yep…still in high school lol.
So he’s 21?!
@@joseharper3314 very close to it if not already so.
@@Chowchillah wow that’s wild
@Davit M 17-18 is proper age. 19 is the common age for athletes nowadays. I’ve seen 20-24 year olds in high school sports.
Definitely a D1 level player, the real question is he NBA level talent. We'll have to see, he has insane potential.
NBA is weak sauce. He'd be better off in European or Chinese league.
Nba is a joke now anyone can play in fake ass vegas controlled wwe 😂
@@jaker9901 sit u ass down if u can fix game for vegas u get a job simple as that talent no required
@Moron. 425/450 best players in the world play in the NBA (there’s probably 25 or so outside of the NBA who are in the top 450). If you don’t believe that, you don’t understand anything about the game.
chinese league is ass@@thebabbler8867
His fundermentals are solid. Definitely D1 level but NBA is another story all together
honestly just refreshing to see him drive into the basket
Keep working on craft, Rui. Unfortunately the only he will get notice by the NBA is to play overseas like Euro-League or NBL (Australia league). After what happened to Linsanity, there is a need for an Asian owner in the NBA who believe in the up-coming Asian players.
The Brooklyn Nets have an Asian owner
Joe Tsai is held hostage by the freakshow in Brooklyn.. u never saw the Nets reach out to Lin after his time with the Raptors finished. No 10-day... no vet-min
Bluff western ball is wayyyyy better then Asia this. Too bad I can’t see him play he should be playing a guard at this position so I can’t really get a full breakdown the competition there was not to standard of nba cause gruff unhave a kid there maybe if he attends some camps be sociable he will get notice . Idk man doesn’t look like nba standard
None one is actually saying NBA.
@@BLW888, every aspiring ballers are aiming a shot in the NBA definitely not the G league. A young player like should be thinking playing somewhere else instead NCAA like LaMelo Ball.
Sure hope he goes to the league!
CREAN LUTERHN? IN IRVINE! DAMNNN!
where is he at now? dont see anything online
Where is this guy now？
Really nice foundational player, work on strengthening your explosiveness and sheeeesh 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Bro looks cold asf hopefully basketball politics don’t blackball him
I like how he's not afraid to make contact and can get to the rim east while scoring over taller players
Can u make a video about Mike Sharavjamts who is currently committed to Dayton univ
Why is Rui not playing D1?
He nice. Wishing bro success
When a PG is built like this 9/10 times they’re saucy. Prove me wrong
Thought y’all was bringing mixtapes back for a second lol
He going league!! 💯💤💨
Where is he playing at? Anywhere? even DII? Did he return to China and playing there? I know he could've been American, but his vibe n name (Rui) gave the impression that he was orig. from there.
Check out Xavien Lee who is already lighting it up at Princeton.
So what's the update on this guy?
Im also waiting dor update
he got that crispy jumper
There’s never going to be a Asian point guard like Jermy Lin..
Work hard kid ,grind and grind thats all you got
If he’s actually 6’4 and can play the point with the skills shown in this video, he’ll be good in college.
Need to work more on handles and shooting if he really wants to be a point guard in the NBA. He already has the height, just need the speed and strength. Hopefully, we get another J.Lin
Bruh you’re being racist
He doesn’t have the explosiveness, he can’t even dunk at 6 foot four. It’s a genetic thing. More practice isn’t really going to change that more than like 5% at most.
@@charlesg7926 Basketball is a skill game, better shooting percentage with less turnover per game will get you a spot on the line up. Coaches can run play for you so you can get open. Examples are reddik and rubio
@@charlesg7926 didn’t he just dunk in the first clip of the video?
@@charlesg7926 dude dunked in the first couple seconds of the video bud. "genetic thing"? so is your low iq.
Got a diverse array of skills!
Y'all know his favorite players gotta be Kyrie and LMelo Fs
Best of luck! The biggest challenge is not his basketball skills, it will be the Asian minority status.
The best player at my HS was Chinese and he got no love because recruiters were racist back in the day. They only fucked with Black & Euro Hoopers back then.
Or maybe he was only good for your school, and or or good in your opinion and couldn't match up with thr top players...Besides Chinese do things, and do not included other ppl, but you didn't mention that!
He wasn’t granted opportunities overseas either?
Why are you assuming he’s Chinese
@@jordandavis2739 yo what? How can you say he’s assuming he’s Chinese? You don’t even know at all
@@randellelinner6290 he’s assuming the player in this video is Chinese
Did the announcer say "Singapore senior guard"?
Wow we have Japanese players named Rui both in the NBA and the WNBA and here's another Asian Rui. He must live up to the name
rui in Chinese is 瑞 in Japanese is るい
He's only 16 years old. He has potential to make the league if he learns how to play at least a two man game and not just iso ball.
Looks good but no match up with other players on the same tier!
Bruh someone in the back said they got Shang chi 😭
He's not soft which is good enough for me
2:24 tough
good video, but maybe buy a stablizer next time, that will be even better.
I hate seeing highlights. Tells nothing about how good the player is. BTW, I think you misspelled Amazon.
he got that jayson tatum jumper lowkey
When I watch videos like this of high school players, I cringe. This is what’s wrong in the game today. I’m talking about the hop step and a fake. That’s the reason why a defender jumps so high to try and contest or block a shot. By rule, a step and a hop is equal to two steps and a player must immediately attempt as shot. You see this in the NBA and it’s unfair to defenses at any level.
This is normal talent in Philippines😆🤣I'm not shock at all
Yeah, so normal in Phillipines that there are 0 pure Filipinos in the NBA. The national Phillipines team need to import black people cause their people is like 165cm. It's really a failure of a country in every aspect
wtf , he's a HS kid? Come on now, anyone verify his birth certificate?
Didn't know Rich Brian is hooping
the next J-lin 🔥🔥🔥
He's a 2 guard definitely not a point guard but very good player.
This is next MJ, JordHAN
Ayyyeee
bro looking like Rich Brian no caps
Pull up with that stick
Did i hear singapore?
He needs to be more explosive. At 6’4”, he could probably dunk every time going up the hoop instead of weak layups.
stop... waste of energy and just increasing injury risk.. not necessary. D rose comes to mind.
@@bhopirl4552 He needs to play the inner city blacks more often to get used to the elite explosiveness and physicality. I remember Jeremy Lin would play in the SF Bay Area Pro-Am summer league when he was in high school and before he became a NBA pro. He held up really really well against top competitions like current/former NBA (curry, tyreke evans, dorell wright, tec), division I players, overseas pro, etc. Rui Han looks slow to me, handle is average, etc.
@@ninersnation3298 maybe, but that doesn’t mean he has to dunk at every opportunity
@@bhopirl4552 maybe he needs to dunk a few times a game to showcase his leaping ability. he needs to develop jumpers too. look up jeremy lin sf pro-am, he was balling.
@@ninersnation3298 I can’t find videos of Lin in high school. I saw a video of him at the pro am but he was already a pro/d league at the time
there is a top hockey prospect named rui han lol
The next Jeremy Lin?
Next Jeremy lin🤔
He’ll play in the Chinese league for sure 😂
he looks ok. not sure where the hype is
Wait wait wait .. so there name is what again cream what I can’t read the rest 😭🤷🏻♂️
2:18 the casual racism? "we got shang chi, we got wong"
that’s the filmers talking about something else bro ur trippin monica
Here 2nd Linsanity
He seem cool but i would like to see him play against the Brothas a lil more
If he is 6'4 I'm 6'11 Kevin Durant
I don't see good passing skill which is necessary as a point guard
Terrence Romeo is the best
A little suspicious when you Google his name and find very little stat wise. Blessings. BRITTNEY GRINER
He’s 20 yrs old soon to be 21….in high school!
@@Chowchillah Greetings Sir, I was actually referring to his basketball stats at the time this video was posted but appreciate the response on his age. Do you know if he is playing D1 basketball? Blessings. BRITTNEY GRINER.
@@Chowchillah Appreciate you Sir for the quick response and knowledge on the player. Have a blessed evening. Blessings. BRITTNEY GRINER.
@@Chowchillah you’ve gotta be joking 😂
He has jaylen brown Jayson Tatum finishing.
I dont see it. those guys actually dunk through traffic
@@ry_an. you right but he is getting there as he is taking run up shots in traffic
🤣He is not a "Chinese American". His nationality is China.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
I don’t like his handle. His dribble is way too wide and high. He needs to tighten that up a lot. Shooting form is also kind of slow to be honest. Pass accuracy is poor. Over dribbles. Not much elevation on his shot. Doesn’t seem particularly fast or athletic. But perhaps he can bulk up and finish through contact or draw fouls, something that Jeremy Lin was really good at. Few defensive clips but he’ll need to show good lateral speed and that he can stay low in his stance to get D1 offers as his arms don’t appear to be that long. Shot seems pretty mediocre.
From the way he plays, I think it’s very very obvious he grew up in China. The style is loose / sloppy - very different from someone like Lin who grew up against real competition and was coached by real coaches. This guy’s fundamentals are straight up bad.
His handles aren’t that bad he just overdribbles sometimes like we see with many highschool guards that like to do fancy stuff to make a highlight. And I feel like his offensive skills are decent he can go to the basket confidently and is good at drawing fouls like you said. I also don’t know why you think it’s obvious he grew up in China, his style is very American and a lot more fluid than a lot of Asian basketball leagues I’ve seen. He plays like many elite point guards here, and I would say he’s not as quick but definitely shifty.
Why compare him to Lin just because hes asian you lost me after that. Way different playstyle hes not even slow he plays at a similar pace to someone like Luka kid is a smart hooper and very physical i cant really tell if u ever hooped before lol
@@paulhuang1694 I understand high school guards typically have loose handles, but not on-ball guards who are courting D1 offers. Case in point, Jeremy Lin, an Asian player who grew up in America had tight handles as a high schooler. He didn't get D1 offers, but he obviously should have.
I truly believe the biggest hurdle holding back young ball players in China at the middle school and high school level is NOT lack of athleticism or size, but atrocious fundamentals and horrendous coaching. Young players in China for the longest time idolized Allen Iverson, and because they played against bad defenders, they become too accustomed to thinking they can get away with loose handles and that unconcious style of play. They think it's cool.
But for American ball players, that style of play is ancient. Teams now value high IQ players and quick decision-making. Their ideal prospect is someone like Luka. Players who can make split-second plays and full court touch-passes (like the Ball brothers), without holding onto the ball are coveted commodities as guards. And if you're going to over-dribble, you better get a bucket out of it. For decades now, the NBA has been transitioning more to the European style, ever since James Harden told the world he models his game after Manu Ginobili, and not Michael Jordan or Kobe Bryant. Chinese players would be smart to do the same. But the way I see it, they are really really far behind in terms of style of play.
Confidence isn't enough, and most players in the America are willing to put their head down and absorb contact to get a bucket. These are good things, but way too little. You're not seeing it because you're comparing this guy to other players in Asian leagues. That's the problem. From my point of view, he's got all the really obvious bad habits of ball players from Asia because of all the reasons I listed in my previous post. These things really need to change in China.
@@ongodddd I compared him to Lin to make the distinction between nature and nurture. Some people believe that Asian ball players are bad because of genetics. Lin proved that Asian players are bad because they weren't taught properly. That's why.
他是美国人？
he can play d1.. Lin did… but the next level? we’ll see how he develops in college
No one asked
in asia he would be a center lol
He plays like Lamelo
Need to play under control and feel the game more but he has the skills
this is NOT rui han!
If hes 6’4 looks like one of his team mates is around 7’2 pretty insane for high school
6’4???
how is he a point guard when he never passes
this video only shows him warming up, so how'd you know if he passes or not?
better than kent bazemore
he is not American
Yes he is
Enkhiin-Od he is better than him
He won't get a chance unless he ends up being over 7 feet tall. Asian Americans just aren't wanted in basketball. Speaking from experience, and Jeremy Lin was the icing on the cake.
Whenever we find ourselves stereotyping other people, we need to stop and ask what it is we are doing, and why we are doing it.
I HATE the intentional shakey camera. Can't even watch it. Bye
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They not even playing defense on him mediocre competition
bro harvard westlake made it to the open state division finals. Idk what u talkin abt they playing elite competition.
More like high D2
smh.. DI my ass..these young boys dont play D! i wish u would come on the court at 6 4 with a hihg dribble back in the day.. you would get the ball and your lunch money snatched! this aint ball.. its showboating
Agreed. Doesn’t look impressive
I alr know bro pulls all the females😞😞
Scout says he is not black, so NO!
meh. idk about must see. thats a bit of a reach.
Go ailun is better than him
he is not goin to the league lol
Go to china for pro lmao
Another ISO player
If it was a 6’4 black pg, below average athleticism, no significant scoring ability, average in every way possible…WE WOULDNT EVEN BE TALKIN BOUT HIM much less playin D1.💯
Dam bro. Bros gonna have a tough time being named Rui Han at this time (after COVID happened in Wuhan).
what are you talking about