<p>When the Minnesota Fury was making tournament runs this July, <strong>Jubie Alade</strong> was on the floor in the clutch. </p>
<p>Why? Because it doesn’t matter if he has Falcon red and blue on, or the black, gold, and sky blue of the Fury, Jubie is a trusted talent on both ends of the floor.</p>
<p>Playing with the Minnesota Fury was a great experience for Alade.</p>
<p>“(Grassroots Basketball) was great, loved playing with the guys and being under great coaches,” Alade said. “I feel like my defense and decision making improved the most.”</p>
<p>Jubie and the Falcons have big expectations this winter. Yes this is a team that lost long time names Nolan, Burns, Dixon, and Tate. </p>
<p>That said this is a team that brings back Jubie along with Race Thompson, True Thompson, and Isaiah Rollins so the talent is still there.</p>
<p>“I'm excited for the senior season. Most people are doubting us considering the talented class we just graduated, but I'm extremely confident with the guys we have this year.</p>
<p>“To meet our goals we'll have to play the kind of team basketball coach miller pushes for every year.”</p>
<p>Alade picked up an offer from the University of Mary this summer and he is also hearing from other programs.</p>
<p>“Recently I've been in contact with Minot State, Sioux Falls, and St. John's (MN). I'm planning on taking visits sometime this fall.”</p>
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