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Why Amare Bynum Is Ready to BREAK OUT at Ohio State
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Amare Bynum could be one of the biggest breakout players for Ohio State basketball this season. In this film breakdown, we take a detailed look at Bynum’s freshman year, how he worked his way into the Buckeyes’ starting lineup, and why his game points toward a major sophomore leap.
Bynum arrived at Ohio State as a highly rated four-star prospect and gradually earned a larger role throughout his freshman season. By December, he had played his way into the starting lineup, and by the end of the year, he had established himself as one of the most intriguing young players on the Ohio State roster.
In this video, we go to the film to break down what makes Amare Bynum so promising, including:
• His offensive skill set and scoring ability
• How Ohio State used him as a freshman
• The areas where he improved throughout the season
• What makes him difficult for defenses to handle
• Where he still needs to develop
• Why Bynum could become a breakout sophomore for the Buckeyes
If you follow Ohio State basketball, Buckeyes basketball recruiting, player development, film study, or college basketball, .
What do you expect from Amare Bynum as a sophomore? Let me know in the comments.
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