After departing from the Virginia Cavaliers just over two weeks ago, four-star point guard Chance Mallory took an unofficial visit to Miami this week, where he arrived at Coral Gables on Wednesday and stayed until Friday.
After the trip, Chance shared photos on his Instagram.
"The U??
#notcommitted," the standout guard wrote.
It was the first unofficial visit Chance made after his departure with the Virginia Cavaliers.
Chance, who is 5-9 and weighs 170 pounds, is ranked as the No. 54 overall and No. 9 in the point guard category. He was tabbed in as the second-best player coming out of Virginia.
Film Room on Mallory
Mallory might be undersized, but he does not let that affect him, as the way he finishes around the rim makes him so hard to guard, and he is constantly coming off of ball screens and always trying to move off the ball. Mallory is also a great spot-up shooter, he averaged 26.0 points on 51 percent shooting from the field and 40 percent from three.
Mallory sets up his man very well off the ball screens where he can go to work on his man with either coming off the ball screen and getting to the basket, dishing it to someone, or hitting from mid-range, but once he comes off that ball screen, he is going to be quick and explosive. He also has insane layup packages.
Very twitchy and quick player who can shoot and finish around you, if I had to sum his game up in just a few words.
After the trip, Chance shared photos on his Instagram.
"The U??
#notcommitted," the standout guard wrote.It was the first unofficial visit Chance made after his departure with the Virginia Cavaliers.
Chance, who is 5-9 and weighs 170 pounds, is ranked as the No. 54 overall and No. 9 in the point guard category. He was tabbed in as the second-best player coming out of Virginia.
Film Room on Mallory
Mallory might be undersized, but he does not let that affect him, as the way he finishes around the rim makes him so hard to guard, and he is constantly coming off of ball screens and always trying to move off the ball. Mallory is also a great spot-up shooter, he averaged 26.0 points on 51 percent shooting from the field and 40 percent from three.
Mallory sets up his man very well off the ball screens where he can go to work on his man with either coming off the ball screen and getting to the basket, dishing it to someone, or hitting from mid-range, but once he comes off that ball screen, he is going to be quick and explosive. He also has insane layup packages.
Very twitchy and quick player who can shoot and finish around you, if I had to sum his game up in just a few words.
