The afternoon session at Saturday’s 7th annual Pangos All-American Camp in Long Beach, Ca., has gotten off to a great start, due in large part to the great individual effort put forth by Wake Forest-bound J.T. Terrell. The 6-foot-3 guard from Cummings High in Burlington, North Carolina, has shown his full repetoire of moves while keeping the crowd entertained throughout. No one has been able to contain his quick crossover move. Stopping him from getting to the rim has looked next to impossible at times. His jumper, often times from well beyond the 3-point arc, is on point. And his hair, a high top fade, is on point too. "I was trying to something different with this cut," Terrell said after his first game. "Coming to this camp, I wanted to see how I rated against the best of the best in the country," he added. "I was a little nervous yesterday, but was relaxed today. I think I played well but I also know I can play better. I’m out here to prove that I’m one of the top players around. That’s my goal." BSD Note: We were pleased to hear that JT Terrell, Melvin Tabb, Travis McKie and Quincy Miller all made it to the Top 25 game to be played at the conclusion of this prestigious camp. Tony Chennault made the Top 50 list as well.