little more defense. Frank had a great spring and if you had seen those games you would probably consider him for sure one and done. His July was more sporadic including this week. His first quarter tonight was good. His second half, not so good.

You must have watched the Viewmont game at state in which the defenders faceguarded him the whole game. He and Quincy let the smothering defense limit his impact on the game. His other game at state vs Copper Hills in which he hit five threes, suggested he was a man among boys. He could have had 45 that game if he had kept shooting.

If Frank can stabilize his performance and be in the right system he could be one and done. If the variance remains he will have to play a few years to gain maturity before cashing paychecks for playing.