I found this on basketball recruiting website. It listed Brackins as the 4th best performer at the Cactus Classic this May
Here is what they say
4. Craig Brackins, Lancaster (Calif.) Brewster Academy document.write(insertImage('/IMAGES/PROSPECT/PHOTO/CRAIGBRACKINS11_14100.JPG', '', 0, 120, 100, 1, '', 'Rivals.com', 1144068953000, '', 1014, 'Align=Right'));
Position: Power forward
Height: 6-foot-9
College choice: Undecided
Cactus Classic stats (7 games): 10.5 pts, 4.5 reb, 1.3 blk
Speaking of potential NBA players, Craig Brackins needs to be in the discussion.
With his long arms and high shoulders at a good 6-foot-9, Brackins scored in the post with nifty foot work and both left handed and right handed jump hooks. He also has a nice shooting touch out to the three-point line and handles the ball and passes it with poise. On the defensive end, Brackins was one of the top shot blockers at the event and proved to be very difficult to score over. One of his better defensive plays of the weekend was when he missed a three-pointer from the corner and then sprinted to the other end and other side of the court to block a shot in transition. Not afraid of contact and willing to mix it up inside, Brackins does get pushed around at times and needs to get stronger and learn to play with a lower center of gravity. But the fact is that as good as Brackins is now, his best ball lies ahead of him.
Here is what they say
4. Craig Brackins, Lancaster (Calif.) Brewster Academy document.write(insertImage('/IMAGES/PROSPECT/PHOTO/CRAIGBRACKINS11_14100.JPG', '', 0, 120, 100, 1, '', 'Rivals.com', 1144068953000, '', 1014, 'Align=Right'));
Height: 6-foot-9
College choice: Undecided
Cactus Classic stats (7 games): 10.5 pts, 4.5 reb, 1.3 blk
Speaking of potential NBA players, Craig Brackins needs to be in the discussion.
With his long arms and high shoulders at a good 6-foot-9, Brackins scored in the post with nifty foot work and both left handed and right handed jump hooks. He also has a nice shooting touch out to the three-point line and handles the ball and passes it with poise. On the defensive end, Brackins was one of the top shot blockers at the event and proved to be very difficult to score over. One of his better defensive plays of the weekend was when he missed a three-pointer from the corner and then sprinted to the other end and other side of the court to block a shot in transition. Not afraid of contact and willing to mix it up inside, Brackins does get pushed around at times and needs to get stronger and learn to play with a lower center of gravity. But the fact is that as good as Brackins is now, his best ball lies ahead of him.
