Hall is an enigma to many in the state because of his quiet demeanor and placement next to the #1 guard in the state. His job mirrors the responsibility of the lead player, but he has hit his stride and seems to understand that in order to win, he has to allow his light to shine equally bright. There is not a superior player in the state in any measurable aspect, excluding height, but he makes up for that with athleticism. I call players “supreme” when they check all the boxes, and Hall has entered the realm of supreme guards. His game exists without flaws. He could be the best on ball defender or best three-point shooter in the state. Depends on which game you attend. Hall is a problem, and his growth this season could be the missing piece to get Calvary over the Championship hump. 20 points, 7 assists, 5 rebounds, 2 steals and 2 blocks. That is a typical Hall state line, but how he finished in their cross-town rivalry game vs Bossier.

Hall is an enigma to many in the state because of his quiet demeanor and placement next to the #1 guard in the state. His job mirrors the responsibility of the lead player, but he has hit his stride and seems to understand that in order to win, he has to allow his light to shine equally bright. There is not a superior player in the state in any measurable aspect, excluding height, but he makes up for that with athleticism. I call players “supreme” when they check all the boxes, and Hall has entered the realm of supreme guards. His game exists without flaws. He could be the best on ball defender or best three-point shooter in the state. Depends on which game you attend. Hall is a problem, and his growth this season could be the missing piece to get Calvary over the Championship hump. 20 points, 7 assists, 5 rebounds, 2 steals and 2 blocks. That is a typical Hall state line, but how he finished in their cross-town rivalry game vs Bossier.