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Shareef O’Neal, Shaq’s Son, Impresses In High School Highlight Reel

Shareef O’Neal, Shaq’s son, is only a freshman in high school and he is already 6’8″ tall. On top of this, he is definitely more agile than his father and could, with practice, surpass him in terms of ball handling and shooting ability.

Again, this is a lot of pressure for a 14-year-old kid, but this highlight reel was unbelievable and just speaks volumes about his future in basketball. He is basically a chip of the old block now and he has at least five more years to develop.

All I can say is future ballers have fun trying to guard that.

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