Recruiting Report: Blake Morrow (2016)

<h2>October 6, 2015</h2><p>Former Sarasota Christian guard <strong>Blake Morrow</strong> recently decided to make the switch to Victory Rock Prep, where he says he’ll get the training he needs to take his game to the next level.</p> <p>The 6-foot-3 shooting guard spent his 17U season playing with E1T1, and says playing with the prep school is similar to playing with the ultra-talented grassroots team.</p> <p>“Sarasota Christian wouldn’t prepare me as well for college as well as Victory Rock has been doing,” said Morrow. “We have a really good team this year I think, it’s a lot like playing with E1T1, except I have a little bit of a larger role. Nobody can stay in front of of our point guard so he gets me a lot of open shots. And our bigs draw a lot of attention, so it just has made my game a lot easier playing with better players.”</p> <p>PHF’s 48th-ranked 2016, Morrow has been drawing some Division I attention from five schools, and says as of now his plan would be to stay in Florida if he’s able.</p> <p>“The four biggest schools (recruiting me) are Jacksonville, North Florida, Akron, and Columbia. I want to stay in Florida, that’s just my opinion right now, that could change but If I had a choice I’d like to stay in Florida,” said Morrow, who later mentioned University of Missouri-Kansas City had also reached out to him.  </p> <p>”They&#39;ve all contacted me and they all came to visit me during the first few live periods,” said Morrow.</p> <p>The 6-foot-3 senior characterized his style of play to <em>PHF.</em></p> <p>“Most schools are recruiting me as a two right now, if I need to play the one I can play the one. But I think it’s more fun to play the two,” said Morrow.</p> <p>“I’m a guy who can shoot the ball, and really my strength is my ability to score the ball. Usually I always call for a screen or I can take my guy off the dribble. I like one-dribble pull-ups and two-dribble pull-ups, and trying to finish at the rim.”</p>