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Totally Agree! Would Love Destiny To Have An Irish Future! by dillon77

I saw her play this year and love -- really love -- her game.
Here's my write-up on her, which is just above in the Recruiting Update:

- Destiny Adams (NR in HG, #13 in PN) 6-3' forward from Jersey Warriors Basketball Club and Manchester Township HS. Had to get a Jersey girl in here! Helped lead her HS to Section 2 State Title in NJ. "USJN-April 2018: Athletic face-up-4 with off-the-charts potential; rebounds, handles and finishes plays coast-to-coast; superior length, wingspan, defends all 5 positions on the floor; knocks down the jumper to the arc; rebounds, outlets, executes in transition game; stretch-4 game with guard skills." (Dan Olson)
-- Dillon's druthers: I saw her play this year and she reminds me of a bit of Stewie in that, while she's playing against others and interacting with friend and foe, she's kind in her own world, enjoying it. A bit otherworldly in that respect. Also plays lacrosse, so she's always working on that small motor-hand/eye coordination.