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Mid Ohio Pumas Fall League Weeks 1-3 Standouts (opens the original)
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Written by 270 Hoops staff writer Luke HarringtonCOLUMBUS, OH - Fall is in the air. The weather has become cooler, the leaves are beginning to change color, and football season is in full swing. For hoopheads, however, it’s an opportunity to get reps in various fall leagues on the weekend in various cities all across Ohio. One fall league in particular that I have been able to check out is the Mid Ohio Pumas fall league.This league has been run for eight seasons and has produced some great baske
270 Prospect: Central Ohio Unsigned 2027s on the Rise (opens the original)
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Written by 270 Hoops staff writer Luke HarringtonCOLUMBUS, OH- One of the greatest things about the sport of basketball is that it never stops. From the beginning of March till the end of July, elite rising seniors from central Ohio form high level AAU teams that compete in various states with hopes of getting an opportunity to play in college. That season has finally concluded for 2026, leaving behind a lot of lasting impressions. I had the privilege of attending a total of nine AAU events from
Exclusive: Grant Miller Commits to Lipscomb (opens the original)
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LEWIS CENTER, OH — With AAU season wrapped up, it’s commitment season.On Saturday, another top Central Ohio 2027 recruit made his college decision as Olentangy Orange’s 6’8 forward Grant Miller announced he will attend Lipscomb University next season.Miller becomes the fourth area player in the last week to make his pledge, following Big Walnut’s Carson Scholl to Miami (OH), Westerville North’s Tony Cornett to Toledo and Hilliard Bradley’s Ben Mirgon to Ohio.An All-Ohio honorable m
Exclusive: Carson Scholl Commits to Miami (OH) (opens the original)
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SUNBURY, OH — When it comes to a high school player’s ability to translate their game to the Division I level, there are two main attributes that always stand out.Size and an ability to stretch the floor.Big Walnut rising senior Carson Scholl, a 6’8 forward, possesses the gift of height and has developed into a deadly shooter from deep.For those reasons, Scholl caught the eyes of numerous Division I programs, but it was ultimately the Miami RedHawks who captured Scholl’s interest as he made his
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