-Noteworthy length, runs well, Lundin’s best asset at the moment is his post defense

-Protects paint & boards up, college coaches have to be intrigued w/ his length

Blake Lundin Blake Lundin 6'8" | PF/C Tea Area | 2028 State SD battled through some injury time this season, but he’s back and ready to go. He played a key role in helping the Titans reach the State Tournament, showing his value on both ends of the floor. Lundin’s length is his calling card and immediately stands out to scouts. It allows him to protect the rim, control the glass, and impact the game in ways that don’t always show up in the box score. He does the little things well and plays with efficiency. Offensively, he brings a solid scoring touch with a strong inside presence, while also having the ability to step out and knock down jumpers.

-4 points

-Had some nice looks just didn’t fall tonight

-Nice baseline fade away for two in 3rd quarter

-Difference maker in every aspect of the game other then scoring tonight

-Has great athleticism to go with his size and length

-Sound and very disciplined defensively/doesn’t get out of position doesn’t go for shot fakes

-Had several blocked shots and changed several others in this game

-Cleaned up the rebounds in this game

-Love how he gets up and down the floor smoothly

-17 Points, 8 Rebounds, 5 Blocks

-Started game off with a nice Tim Duncan type of bank shot, showed a nice soft touch

-Showed he can nock down the three when he stepped out late in first quarter

-Nice finish off of an offensive rebound, kept ball high

-Was a force on both ends of the floor all game

-Defensively disruptive all game/changed a number of shots with his length and athleticism

-Runs the floor like a small forward nit a center

-Very athletic

-Showed excellent court vision/had a few nice passes that either lead to layups or open shots

-Handles the ball well

-Patient on his post touches checks defense before making move

The lengthy sophomore missed a significant portion of the early season due to back issues, but he has returned and appeared in the last five games. Lundin worked his way back into the rotation against Mitchell and has been in the starting lineup since the Lincoln game. Tea pushed the top ranked Patriots to the brink in a tight 62 to 60 battle, and Blake’s presence has been a major factor. Since returning, he has looked sharp and confident, averaging 9.6 points, 6.4 rebounds, and 2 blocks per game. Lundin brings efficient scoring and game changing rim protection, giving his team a strong interior presence on both ends of the floor.

At 6’7″, sophomore Blake Lundin Blake Lundin 6'8" | PF/C Tea Area | 2028 State SD is poised to emerge as a breakout player for the Tea Titans this season. With his size and natural offensive instincts, Lundin has the tools to make a significant impact on the floor. I had the chance to watch him this summer, and he impressed with his ability to score, rebound, defend, and compete in the paint. He can also step out and hit jump shots. Lundin shows the poise and skill of a player ready to take the next step. With big expectations ahead, he is a talent to watch as the Titans look to leverage his size and playmaking ability this season.

-Has game-changing length/size

-Potential to be a great rebounder & shot blocker

-Moves well, soft touch inside & also cashes triples

Long and athletic player that can get it done from all levels on the court.

Shot blocker

Passer

Scorer

3 point assassin

I didn’t get to see a lot of Blake as he had to leave early.

Great 3 point shooter

Extremely long and contests shots well

Lets see if Blake can get more physical as the season moves in and learn to use his body more.

-Young buck playing up in 16U

-You can tell he is young but he really has potential

-Scored with an O-board against the Fury size

-Nice height and his arms are long

-Impressive block

-Another block, great timing, hit the ball off the side of the backboard

-Shared the ball, did not try to go too much

-Drained a triple, set a screen, shaped up to the arc, drilled it