NOBLE Session IV - Parish vs Little Rock Central

Parish (TX) turned this one into a clinic on pace, spacing, and shot-making, rolling to an 86–41 win over Little Rock Central (AR) at The Noble Classic in Kansas City. The tempo never dipped, and the three-point volume (and accuracy) kept the floor stretched until the game slid into running-clock territory. To Little Rock Central's credit, they competed while short-handed and leaning on underclassmen, but the margin grew as turnovers mounted and Parish's depth kept fresh pressure on every possession. Parish's ball movement popped all morning, and multiple lineups produced without the offense getting sticky. By the end, it was a clear example of how shooting + connectivity can snowball fast in an event setting.    Stat line: 14 PTS, 5 REB, 4 AST, 3 STL, 1 BLK | 5–6 FG   Almuttar controlled the game with efficiency and composure. He scored without forcing shots, consistently made the right read when help arrived, and impacted possessions defensively with anticipation rather than gambling. His pace stood out as Parish stretched the lead and moved into running-clock mode. A true two-way connector whose value extended well beyond scoring.   🟧 Plays within structure at high efficiency 🟧 Secondary creation and decision-making 🟧 Disruptive team defender     Stat line: 19 PTS, 5 AST, 2 STL | 7–8 FG, 5–6 3PT   Nagin was a momentum breaker with elite shot-making. He punished any coverage mistakes from deep, relocated well off the ball, and made quick decisions when chased off the line. His shooting forced defensive shifts and opened the floor for others, turning the game one-sided early.   🟧 High-level perimeter shooting 🟧 Off-ball movement and spacing gravity 🟧 Fast processing on catches     Stat line: 15 PTS, 6 REB | 7–10 FG   Lucas provided consistent interior production and physical presence. He finished efficiently around the rim, ran the floor hard in transition, and rebounded his position. Offensively, he thrived as a finisher rather than a creator, capitalizing on advantage situations.   🟧 Interior finishing efficiency 🟧 Physical rebounding 🟧 Transition rim runs     Stat line: 6 PTS, 7 REB, 4 AST, 3 STL   [player_tooltip player_id='1590876' first='Antoine' last='Almuttar'] filled the glue role effectively. He rebounded, moved the ball, and created turnovers through anticipation and positioning. While not a focal scorer, his connective play and defensive activity helped sustain Parish's control throughout extended rotations.   🟧 Rebounding and effort plays 🟧 Ball movement and connective passing 🟧 Anticipatory defense     Stat line: 11 PTS | 4–9 FG   Holman was one of the steadier scoring options for Little Rock Central in a difficult matchup. He stayed aggressive, took what was there, and continued to compete despite the margin and running clock. His approach reflected composure under adverse conditions.   🟧 Opportunistic scoring 🟧 Poise under pressure 🟧 Competitive mindset     Stat line: 4 PTS, 5 REB, 4 AST   Thomas impacted the game beyond scoring, particularly as Little Rock Central leaned on younger players and limited depth. He rebounded his position, facilitated offense, and played high-effort minutes even as the game tilted. The line reads like a stabilizer trying to keep structure under pressure.   🟧 Rebounding from the forward spot 🟧 Willing facilitator 🟧 High-effort minutes

Parish (TX) turned this one into a clinic on pace, spacing, and shot-making, rolling to an 86–41 win over Little Rock Central (AR) at The Noble Classic in Kansas City. The tempo never dipped, and the three-point volume (and accuracy) kept the floor stretched until the game slid into running-clock territory. To Little Rock Central's credit, they competed while short-handed and leaning on underclassmen, but the margin grew as turnovers mounted and Parish's depth kept fresh pressure on every possession. Parish's ball movement popped all morning, and multiple lineups produced without the offense getting sticky. By the end, it was a clear example of how shooting + connectivity can snowball fast in an event setting.