Snider and Hatton are 1a and 1b in this class. Have been since they both reclassified in middle school. Brandon is deadly from anywhere on the floor and has improved his ball handling and is considerably more aggressive getting to the rim. Obviously, Jody is being Jody and continuing his bias against NKY athletes. Snider has always been the better ball handler and better defender.

 

Glad to see Schulte on the list. Kid works hard, has a great motor and isn't afraid to compete.

 

Hatton great kid & player but not close to player Snider is at h/s level or college level. Snider hits big shots, runs team, makes teammates better, on ball defender, ....stood out against best in country. Wish he was heading to Lex & not the ville.

 

Jody good at reporting high school info but does have some bias to his rankings.

Jordan Fox has the looks and size of a potential D1 player but TODAY I'm taking Nick Ruthsatz. Tougher physically and mentally.

 

I agree with your statement regarding these 2 very nice players. Ruthsatz would be my choice. I've seen Fox play several times and is very solid, but not the playmaker Ruthsatz is.

All of us are close to our programs and feel that we have a kid who should be at least on the "just missed" list, and I am no exception.

 

Glad to see Jake Schulte get some luv and our Drew Burns be recognized, but Alex Trentman needs to be on that list. Guess the Crons don't play in the right tournaments - lol! Regardless of whether he is there now or not, everybody will know who Trentman is come next spring.

 

Knew the Trentman kid had some hops, but very impressed of how he is snapping the rim on this photo. I've seen him a few times, sweet outside shot and good shot blocker. How big is he now?

I can't put Snider and Hatton 1A and 1B when Snider is ranked 25th in the nation as a 5 star according to Scout.

 

Shane Hall is ranked a 4 star and #73 by scout.com

I don't understand how you rank the best shooter in the state at 6? Hatton should be the top player!

Shane Hall is ranked a 4 star and #73 by scout.com

 

I wouldn't be opposed to Hall ranked higher than Hatton. I wouldn't be opposed to Hatton ranked higher than Hall. I am firmly opposed to anyone in Ky in the 2014 class being ranked above or equal to Quentin Snider.

I don't understand how you rank the best shooter in the state at 6? Hatton should be the top player!

 

There's more to the game than shooting, homey.

There's more to the game than shooting, homey.

 

:thumb:

I wouldn't be opposed to Hall ranked higher than Hatton. I wouldn't be opposed to Hatton ranked higher than Hall. I am firmly opposed to anyone in Ky in the 2014 class being ranked above or equal to Quentin Snider.

 

Former Central star D’Angelo Russell and Ballard point guard Quentin Snider both moved up in the latest Scout.com rankings for the Class of 2014.Russell (photo), who now attends Montverde, Fla., Prep School, is ranked as the No. 12 player in the country. Snider, a Louisville commitment, checks in at No. 25 in the rankings.

Both players are considered five-star prospects.

 

Snider, Russell high on Scout.com new listing | Jody Demling – Recruiting

Former Central star D’Angelo Russell and Ballard point guard Quentin Snider both moved up in the latest Scout.com rankings for the Class of 2014.Russell (photo), who now attends Montverde, Fla., Prep School, is ranked as the No. 12 player in the country. Snider, a Louisville commitment, checks in at No. 25 in the rankings.

Both players are considered five-star prospects.

 

Snider, Russell high on Scout.com new listing | Jody Demling – Recruiting

 

D'Angelo doesn't count. He's from Ky but he's not in Ky.

 

If he did count I'd put him above Snider. For sure.

There's more to the game than shooting, homey.

 

 

Tell that to Jordan!

Tell that to Jordan!

 

Jordan shot 32% from 3 for his career and had NINE seasons under 30% from deep. I think he is well aware...

:lol:

 

I was getting ready to say Jordan who? :lol:

Jordan was a scoring machine.

Jordan was a scoring machine.

 

Who said he wasn't? Fact is he was a below average shooter for most of his career. The stats say he was actually a terrible shooter for a majority of his career. Now you have a bad argument for Hatton because of your even worse example... :sssh: