Basketball season for 2013/2014 should provide another exciting year. What should we expect from Bishop Brossart? Remember, please be constructive.

Stangs should be one of the top teams in the 10th, headlined by the Region's top frontcourt in Trentman & Burns. No one will be able to match them at the 4 & 5 spots...not in the 10th, at least. Trentman's versatility & athleticism make him a tough matchup, while Burns is your more traditional back-to-the-basket guy.

 

Losing Ben Uebel at the point will hurt, but from what I saw of Jake Jennings, he seems like he can be a suitable replacement. However, I didn't see anyone that could come close to replacing what Justin Saunders brought to the table.

 

I see a bunch of teams contending for the 10th & Brossart is among them. They are well-coached & return as much talent as anyone else.

Stangs should be one of the top teams in the 10th, headlined by the Region's top frontcourt in Trentman & Burns. No one will be able to match them at the 4 & 5 spots...not in the 10th, at least. Trentman's versatility & athleticism make him a tough matchup, while Burns is your more traditional back-to-the-basket guy.

 

Losing Ben Uebel at the point will hurt, but from what I saw of Jake Jennings, he seems like he can be a suitable replacement. However, I didn't see anyone that could come close to replacing what Justin Saunders brought to the table.

 

I see a bunch of teams contending for the 10th & Brossart is among them. They are well-coached & return as much talent as anyone else.

 

Agree 100% on all counts. I look forward to keeping up with them this ball season.

As mentioned above, the 10th has several teams that could contend for a Title this year but I would list BB as the preseason #1 because of their size, depth, experience, and coaching. Saunders and Uebel are big losses but this is a team, depending upon how well their younger kids adapt and play, that could possibly (as a team) be better than they were last year.

As mentioned above, the 10th has several teams that could contend for a Title this year but I would list BB as the preseason #1 because of their size, depth, experience, and coaching. Saunders and Uebel are big losses but this is a team, depending upon how well their younger kids adapt and play, that could possibly (as a team) be better than they were last year.

 

Agree.

Stangs should be one of the top teams in the 10th, headlined by the Region's top frontcourt in Trentman & Burns. No one will be able to match them at the 4 & 5 spots...not in the 10th, at least. Trentman's versatility & athleticism make him a tough matchup, while Burns is your more traditional back-to-the-basket guy.

 

Losing Ben Uebel at the point will hurt, but from what I saw of Jake Jennings, he seems like he can be a suitable replacement. However, I didn't see anyone that could come close to replacing what Justin Saunders brought to the table.

 

I see a bunch of teams contending for the 10th & Brossart is among them. They are well-coached & return as much talent as anyone else.

 

I'm a big fan of the Jennings kid. Heck of a player, in my eyes. Strong, scrappy, and an incredible defender.

Stangs should be one of the top teams in the 10th, headlined by the Region's top frontcourt in Trentman & Burns. No one will be able to match them at the 4 & 5 spots...not in the 10th, at least. Trentman's versatility & athleticism make him a tough matchup, while Burns is your more traditional back-to-the-basket guy.

 

Losing Ben Uebel at the point will hurt, but from what I saw of Jake Jennings, he seems like he can be a suitable replacement. However, I didn't see anyone that could come close to replacing what Justin Saunders brought to the table.

 

I see a bunch of teams contending for the 10th & Brossart is among them. They are well-coached & return as much talent as anyone else.

 

If I'm Trentman, I'm in the weight room non-stop. Kid is already a great player, if he puts on 10-15 pounds of muscle, he would be virtually unstoppable.

The offense will go through Trentman and Burns. They will be a great tandem down low and Trentman runs the floor as good as any big man in the state. Looking forward to seeing more dunk highlights from that kid !!!

Brossart should have a very nice team. Also, Rieger started a bit it seems and is a good size player with a lot of upside. Throw in Austin Shannon to help out in the paint. Any chance Verst picks back up the basketball for his senior year? He was a heck of a player and would really help this team.

I'm a big fan of the Jennings kid. Heck of a player, in my eyes. Strong, scrappy, and an incredible defender.

 

Im a huge fan of the Jennings kid also.

This team is senior laden with a lot of depth and talent.. The two big questions will be replacing Uebel leadership along with the slashing, get to the rim ability that Saunders possesed.

Edited April 30, 201313 yr by Randy Parker
Rule 5

Brossart should have a very nice team. Also, Rieger started a bit it seems and is a good size player with a lot of upside. Throw in Austin Shannon to help out in the paint. Any chance Verst picks back up the basketball for his senior year? He was a heck of a player and would really help this team.

 

Rieger doesn't get as much credit as he deserves. Mainly because he does most of his work on defense... he could develop into a shut-down defender this year. If his confidence grows in the offseason, his name will be up there with Burns and Trentman.

 

Doubt Verst comes back, but if he does, he would immediately become an offensive threat. He could really help them next year.

I'm a big fan of the Jennings kid. Heck of a player, in my eyes. Strong, scrappy, and an incredible defender.

 

Agreed.

 

The one thing Jake will have to work on is being able to adjust to referees in-game. He's a great defender. However, at times he uses his hands, and depending on the night, he could get into foul trouble. Brossart won't be able to afford him on the bench next year. Otherwise, he's shown that he's more than capable of running the point.

 

Brossart's top 5 may be the best in the Region. Their depth is what will determine how far they go.

I'm a big fan of the Jennings kid. Heck of a player, in my eyes. Strong, scrappy, and an incredible defender.

.

 

Really? I am shocked you feel that way - lol

Brossart should have another good year in 2013-14.

While they lose a great player and play maker in Justin Saunders as well as their court general Ben Uebel they will return 4 players that got a lot of minutes and were huge contributors to the club.

They graduate

22.9 points per game. They return 39.6.

They lose 193 rebounds, return 642

They lose 23 blocked shots, return 67.

They lose 129 steals, return 235

They lose 149 Assists, return 251

 

As mentioned earlier on this thread, Burns and Trentman will be a force down low. Rieger, if he continues to play with confidence, will pick up his scoring numbers and is already a lock down defender.

Jennings will become a household name for true basketball fans this year. While you won't read his name in the paper very often, he will be on every coaches radar next year. Handles the ball and is an extremely pesky defender. high motor on the young man and tough as nails.

The first 4 positions are proven players. The question mark is who fills that role as the 5th man. Austin Shannon is very athletic and can play a few positions. Ted MacDonald is a big strong kid that can hit the boards. Spencer Hackworth can shoot very well. Also look for Clay Kramer to log some minutes as well as Jon Zink and maybe even Justin Heil. All 6 of those kids played a ton of JV last year and the first 3 mentioned saw action in at least 24 varsity games last year.

Add to this that 5 of the boys are playing summer ball together, that should really help their chemistry for the upcoming season. The seniors next year won the Frosh 10th region with a 26-1 record. As Sophomores, they were 16-3. This team is used to winning.

They are lead by one of the best coaches and coaching staffs around. All of this should point to another good year for the Mustangs.

Good luck to the men in green.

Brossart should have another good year in 2013-14.

While they lose a great player and play maker in Justin Saunders as well as their court general Ben Uebel they will return 4 players that got a lot of minutes and were huge contributors to the club.

They graduate

22.9 points per game. They return 39.6.

They lose 193 rebounds, return 642

They lose 23 blocked shots, return 67.

They lose 129 steals, return 235

They lose 149 Assists, return 251

 

As mentioned earlier on this thread, Burns and Trentman will be a force down low. Rieger, if he continues to play with confidence, will pick up his scoring numbers and is already a lock down defender.

Jennings will become a household name for true basketball fans this year. While you won't read his name in the paper very often, he will be on every coaches radar next year. Handles the ball and is an extremely pesky defender. high motor on the young man and tough as nails.

The first 4 positions are proven players. The question mark is who fills that role as the 5th man. Austin Shannon is very athletic and can play a few positions. Ted MacDonald is a big strong kid that can hit the boards. Spencer Hackworth can shoot very well. Also look for Clay Kramer to log some minutes as well as Jon Zink and maybe even Justin Heil. All 6 of those kids played a ton of JV last year and the first 3 mentioned saw action in at least 24 varsity games last year.

Add to this that 5 of the boys are playing summer ball together, that should really help their chemistry for the upcoming season. The seniors next year won the Frosh 10th region with a 26-1 record. As Sophomores, they were 16-3. This team is used to winning.

They are lead by one of the best coaches and coaching staffs around. All of this should point to another good year for the Mustangs.

Good luck to the men in green.

 

Excellent assessment, TAC. You are spot on. Should be an exciting year to watch Mustang basketball. By the way, I love the stats.