Young MCs: 15U to the Future at Brawl for the Ball

The 15U division of the Brawl for the Ball was previewed as one loaded with future college — and in one case at least, NBA — prospects, and it didn’t disappoint. Stephen Bell and Braeden Proctor look at these hard-charging underclassmen, some already known quantities and others just spotting their claims on the map, who…

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