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Rivals 150-2014 Class

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Nike Elite Youth Basketball League

 

 

They have the Peach Jam and I think the Boo WIlliams Classic which are two very prestigious tournaments on the AAU circuit. Plus it's Nike. What's not to love?

 

 

http://www.nikeeyb.com/eybl/

Go to youtube and search eybl the circuit, it will give you a lot of insight and information on what the eybl is and what Nike is doing.

It is the Nike Elite Youth Basketball League. The league is made up of 40 teams nationwide who compete in a 20-game regular season. All 40 teams travel to the same sites - Los Angeles, Hampton, Dallas, and Minneapolis. The top 24 teams qualify for the Peach Jam in Augusta in July. These are the 40 Nike programs, and about 80-85 percent of the best high school players in the country play on EYBL teams.

How is plane fares,lodging,meals,etc.paid?

Jordan Green should be in the top 100 if he has a good summer. He is the real deal.

From the Herald-Leader:

 

Travelers Basketball Club

 

EYBL roster

 

Player Class High school

 

James Bolden 2015 Holmes

Jackson Davis 2014 Lafayette

Brandon Hatton 2014 Dixie Heights

Justin Johnson 2014 Perry Central

Camron Justice 2015 Knott Central

David Kapinga 2014 Southwestern

Rob Marberry 2014 Franklin RoadAcademy (Tenn.)

Zack McCormick 2014 Turpin (Ohio)

Ray Spalding 2015 Louisville Trinity

Jeff Thomas 2014 Norwalk (Ohio)

 

16-and-under roster

 

Tyler Bacon 2015 Bullitt East

Braxton Beverly 2016 Perry Central

Isaiah Collier 2015 Southwestern

Shelby Combs 2016 Montgomery Co.

Quentin Goodin 2016 Taylor Co.

Tanner Johnson 2015 Lexington Catholic

Drew McDonald 2015 Newport Catholic

Jalen Perry 2015 Ballard

Yalen Reed 2016 Lebanon (Tenn.)

Matt Rose 2015 Lexington Christian

Christian Thieneman2015 Louisville Trinity

Shon Wright 2015 Lafayette

Bolden and Justice are the two most talked about 2015 players but I wouldn't rule out Spalding being #1 by the end of 2015.

Jordan Green should be in the top 100 if he has a good summer. He is the real deal.

 

Whatever happened to trey gundy? I always thought he was the most talented of the Henry Clay trio.

Whatever happened to trey gundy? I always thought he was the most talented of the Henry Clay trio.

 

He's a talented kid but Jordan Green is better at this stage (IMO of course).

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Jordan Green should be in the top 100 if he has a good summer. He is the real deal.

 

 

I enjoy watching him play. Probably my #3 Ky favorite in this class after Snider and Christen Cunningham.

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He's a talented kid but Jordan Green is better at this stage (IMO of course).

 

Agreed. Trey is talented but he hasn't seemed to have improved as much as Green over the same time period.

Dang. Hate to hear that. Thanks for the info.

 

Magic will still be strong......Cunningham, Snider, Green, Grundy, Shane Hall, Craig Owens, Brent Bach, Austin Rentfroe, and Lamontrey Harris.

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Maybe you can answer a question for me that Travelers Tradition keeps avoiding.

:cool:

 

 

Is there a feud/rivalry between the Magic and the Travelers and is there a chance that these two teams meet up in tourney play anywhere or is the Travelers strictly playing an EYBL schedule?

Do you all see Bach getting to play some minutes with this team?

How does he stack up with the other players?

 

Are there any other NKY boys on this roster?

 

FDD

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