-Impressive length for a guard & great versatility

-Helped D, picked off a pass, impressive 1-handed 1/2 court pass

-Recovered on D nicely, blocked a shot, pushed in transition & dished an assist

-Picked off another pass in helpside, rose up & snatched it with 2 hands

-Transition push, wing assist to Cash

-Great vision in uptempo

-I really like his inside-out move

-Racked up another steal in off-ball defense

-Assist to a slashing Decoteau

-Loose ball steal, transition assist to Cash

-AND1 O-board putback, swished the FT for a 3pt play

-Aggressive but smart D, swatted a shot

-Easy post entry assist to the DV BIG man

-Tough O-board in the thick of things under the hoop, has a nose for the ball

-Catch & shoot 3-ball from deep top of key, banked it home for 3 pts

-Off-ball steal, transition push, faked pass on the way to the rim, fancy footwork & finish, such a great move

-Advanced skill, great feel and understanding for the game

-Baseline cut to block, quick catch & reverse layup finish

-Wow, his game just gets better and better the more I watch

-Zip assist to Mack, good find

-Fancy footwork score in transition, left-handed score, very nice body control

-Had a very nice sping/summer, should be 1 of the best wings in attendance

-5-tool ball player, does everything well, every level scorer, do-it-all hooper

Is he one of the elite ND kids at the event? Does Mack look ready for varsity?

Mack was stud this club season. Bullinger stood out with his all-around basketball tools. He scores the rock impressively from every level. This kid is confident and coachable. PHD is impressed with his length and playmaking. Bullinger has a bright future.

Mac is a long floor general with impressive handles while finishing extremely well at the hoop. He is also very good at drawing fouls and getting to the FT-line. Bullinger has had a great spring, this kid is the real deal.

-Help defense steal, good work reacting & swiping the ball away

-Looks good pushing the pace & playing fast

-High-quality handles

-Broke an ankle with his change of speed & direction

-Split two defenders on the way to the rim, in-traffic score

-Sneaky poke-out steal from behind, forced TO

-Transition score at the cup, opportunistic

-Impressed with his cutting

-Scrappy offensive board

-Sharp reaction for an O-board

-BLOB touch pass assist

-Post feed assist to Dykema

-Excellent ball skills

-Clear vision in transition, quality passes ahead for outlets & fast-breaks

-Clever poke-out from behind the dribble, forced a steal

-Fouled in transition, stepped up & hit both 2/2

-Another poke-out, forced a steal = run-out transition score

-Bous FT’s w/ 2:51 on the clock, cashed both, cold-blooded shooter

-38 secs on the clock, 2/2 from the charity stripe

1st Game: Saturday 8:00 @ Chanhassen vs. Legacy Hoops Van Thorre

-Creative with the ball in his hands, hard to guard/tough matchup, versatile scorer, cashes triples and slashes for profit, awe-inspiring length for a ’29 guard

Mack is an intriguing talent who continues to impress with his combination of athleticism, skill, and nonstop energy. He’s an adept finisher around the basket who consistently puts pressure on defenses by attacking downhill, drawing fouls, and getting to the charity stripe on a regular basis. Bullinger also brings value as a talented shooter and shot creator, capable of scoring in multiple ways. His impressive length and noteworthy mobility give him upside on both ends of the floor, while his quality ball skills allow him to create opportunities for himself and others. Mack competes with a high-end motor and high-octane energy every time he steps on the court, making him a player who impacts the game well beyond the box score.

Three point sniper with range. Plays/looks longer then his listed 6’2, stronger then you would guess also. Has a ton of NRG and seems to be in incredible shape. Has great handles/IQ and court vision, finishes at the basket well and seems to like to create for teammates just as much as he does for himself.