Top-150 hoops standout CJ Noland on SMU: 'It truly feels like a family'
Waxahachie guard CJ Noland, a national top-150 player, spoke about SMU and updated where he is regarding spring conditioning.
After the high school basketball ended for Waxahachie, three-star shooting guard and national top-150 player CJ Noland said he took five days off to rest his body. Waxahachie played 37 games -- 30 of which the team won -- and had climbed as high as No. 5 in the UIL Class 6A state poll.
The rest was well needed, but Noland has returned to his regular routine -- even with schools out and scheduled offseason conditioning halted because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) scare. Noland is a player who was named a Class 6A all-region guard by the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches, but he knows that there's more out there to accomplish. Much more.
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