JEB Basketball School has been known and respected as one of the best skills development programs in the country for 28 years. Our clients have received over 1 billion dollars in scholarships and pro basketball contracts.  We are proud to be partner with NCSA Athletic Recruiting. They help our athletes maximize their recruiting potential by filling roster spots for 5,000 + college basketball coaches and teaching parents about the recruiting process. The college coaches in the NCSA Network strongly recruit our clients because of how well they are prepared overall for college through our 20 plus years of proven methods for basketball and life skills development. NCSA and JEBBS share the common mission of helping athletes maximize their potential through sports and together we will be able to empower more student athletes to get ahead. (Pictured Above, Chris Owens, University Of Texas, N.B.A., and Europe) JEBBS client since 9th grade.  Chris Owens Power Dunk

Professional Affiliations that assist with our players pursuing professional basketball careers: https://www.haylettsports.com/  

Sekou Doumbouya has declared for the 2019 NBA Draft

Sekou Awesome NBA Rookie Dunk

On April 20, 2019, ESPN's Draft Expert Jonathan Givony announced that Sekou Doumbouya had declared for the 2019 NBA Draft. Doumbouya is represented by agent Bouna N'Diaye of Comsport. At 18, Doumbouya will be the youngest player in the 2019 NBA Draft.

A Wealth Of Unique Experiences, Credible Contacts, & Knowledge Equals A Track Record Of Success For Our Clients On And Off The Basketball Court! Having High Quality Basketball Skills, High Quality Online Profile with NCSA,  Basketball IQ, Great Character, And Good Grades Are The Prerequisites To Having A College Coach Interested In Recruiting Your Student Athlete!

Coach Brown and Coach Holcombe are the skills coaches and consultants for JEB Basketball School. Coach Brown has been a highly successful youth - professional players skills coach worldwide for 28 years. A Few Career Highlights, Player: 1988 National Champions: Glenavon Basketbll Club, United Kingdom. Assistant Coach: 1990 - 91 Navarro Jr College, 24 -7 Record, Conference Co-Champions, and record for highest scoring Junior College: 145.9 points per game/ preseason and 116 points per game in conference. Assitant Coach, Eastfield College 1991 - 94 Conference Champions ever year. (1992 National Champions runners up)
(Youth and AAU Teams Coached: won 90% of games coached from 1995 - 2010) (Personal Trainer to Tausha Mills, 2000 1st round 2nd overall pick by Washington Mystics WNBA) 

 JEBBS Owner, James Brown Pictured On The Left. (Maceo Baston, Former University Of Michigan Star, Indiana Pacers, And Pro in Europe. JEBBS Client Since High School, Pictured Right) Maceo Baston Highlights

Parents, don't spend needless time and money "doing the basketball circuit" until you find out what you REALLY need to know and do first! Only the elite basketball players are actively recruited by college coaches. That means the majority of basketball players must learn how to properly market themselves to colleges in order to separate themselves from the millions of other basketball players competing for basketball scholarships. Ninety percent of  JEBBS clients earn basketball scholarships by following JEBBS proven methods. JEBBS has helped over 10,000 students around the world achieve their goals and dreams on and off the basketball court for more than twenty years.

How Homeschooling Gives Young Athletes a Massive Advantage

What do Tim Tebow, Serena and Venus Williams, and Justin Jackson of the Dallas Mavericks all have in common? All were young athletes who took their skill to the highest level possible, excelling beyond peers in their chosen sport.

But what places them in a unique group among many other professional athletes and Olympic medal winners?

They were all homeschooled.

To professionally compete, student athletes need the flexibility to train, travel, and study. Homeschooling offers exactly that kind of flexibility so children can balance the demands of athletic goals with academic requirements.

Homeschooling is a natural choice for many parents whose children are pursuing mastery in competitive athletics as an alternative to tradtional public or private school. 

Homeschool students have come a long way and have cleared many hurdles to gain recognition academically. Hundreds of studies have revealed that homeschool students on the average score 20 to 30 points above the national average on standardized achievement tests. The average homeschooler's academic ability is beyond dispute. Colleges and universities across the United States as a result have begun to open their doors to homeschoolers.

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Gracen Williams, pictured below, has been a JEBBS student since 4th grade. She has been on the Varsity Girls Home School Athletic Association team since 9th grade. In 2018, as a sophmore she led her team to Regional and State Championships Titles. Her team also finished 3rd in the 2018 National Champioship Tournament with 4 wins and 1 loss. She scored 89 points in the 5 games. Gracen National HSAA Awards For 2018 includes: Sophmore Of The Year, Offensive Player Of The Year, and Point Guard Of The Year. Gracen is being recruited by several colleges. Gracen is the younger sister of JEBBS student Sara Williams, who played point guard for John Brown University. Gracen has committed to University of Louisiana at Monroe.



We have had students who came and trained with us after being cut from their school basketball team and made their team the next year. We also had students who were on their C or B teams when they started training with us and the next season made the A team, JV, or Varsity. Ninety percent of our students earn basketball scholarships without ever playing AAU basketball or any showcase basketball tournaments. AAU only works for a small percentage of players. Our system develops well - rounded student athletes and help them find the college that is the right fit for their life and career, not just basketball.

We have our own spring and summer development basketball games that is partnered with NCSA and develops players for colleges who recruit well - rounded student athletes.  Basketball is a small part of most students lives, we focus on creating a postive experience while developing the whole person. We teach our students to view life from a broad perspective. That involves helping them set and reach short term basketball goals and long term life and career goals. We do both well, which is what set our program apart from all others.

( JEBBS client Marsha Durr pictured to the right)