Thought it was better to start a new thread for this because it sounds like Anthony Odunsi shouldn't be the focal point. Anyway, someone mentioned in the other thread that Aaron Harrison, the twins' father, constantly yells at Odunsi. From these articles it looks like he is an AAU coach and he isn't going to have the twins play high school ball anymore
Inside the Houston's No. 1 Travis Basketball Suspensions | VYPE MAGAZINE - West Houston Boys' Basketball | iHigh.com
"They won't be playing Monday and I'm not sure that they will be coming back," father Aaron Harrison said. "They are 90-percent done for the season. I'm going to let them decide about this season, but I'm not going to subject them to what happened this year."
Odunsi has signed with Iowa State, while the Harrison twins are two of the most sought after 2013 prospects in the country. With dozens of offers between them ranging from Texas to UCLA, the Harrisons could opt to not play high school basketball their final two years.
"They will be going to Travis as students, but they may not be playing," Harrison said. "It's an unfortunate situation."
Orlando team tops in AAU national Championship » The Commercial Appeal
"I think we played very well. We showed a lot of hustle," said Defenders coach Aaron Harrison, the twins' father.
Inside the Houston's No. 1 Travis Basketball Suspensions | VYPE MAGAZINE - West Houston Boys' Basketball | iHigh.com
"They won't be playing Monday and I'm not sure that they will be coming back," father Aaron Harrison said. "They are 90-percent done for the season. I'm going to let them decide about this season, but I'm not going to subject them to what happened this year."
Odunsi has signed with Iowa State, while the Harrison twins are two of the most sought after 2013 prospects in the country. With dozens of offers between them ranging from Texas to UCLA, the Harrisons could opt to not play high school basketball their final two years.
"They will be going to Travis as students, but they may not be playing," Harrison said. "It's an unfortunate situation."
Orlando team tops in AAU national Championship » The Commercial Appeal
"I think we played very well. We showed a lot of hustle," said Defenders coach Aaron Harrison, the twins' father.