Nice find Leon. Randle has been balling the past few weeks.

Those interested should really click through – there’s about 5 pararaphs about the Bulldog and how he played and what he might need to work on to make it at the next level.

Randle First Team All-Tournament

Finally, Jerome Randle is, by all indications and reports, a very high character individual who has overcome obstacles on and off of the basketball court throughout his whole life. He has been a leader on the court throughout his career at California and possesses tremendous intangibles that were evident at Portsmouth and that should carry over to the next level.
Most scouts we spoke to are very high on Randle and the consensus was that he put himself firmly in the draft discussion through his performance at Portsmouth. While he played well and helped himself more than any player here, Randle will have to continue performing well against bigger and more athletic point guards in private workouts if he wants to maintain his draft stock.

PIT Day 4

NBADraft.net: Jerome, I know you didn’t get the win today, but you did pick up the tournament’s MVP award. How does it feel?

Randle: I’m always happy about getting individual awards, but most importantly I really wanted to go out and get the championship for my team. I was a little under the weather, I wasn’t feeling good at all and they kind of took advantage of that. But, I’m happy about the way we handled adversity. A lot of guys probably didn’t think we were going to win a lot of games, but we played together as a team and I was really happy about that.