Sounds like it was a very good game. Hope the Ky boys can take them tonight.

http://www.courier-journal.com/article/20130607/SPORTS05/306070121/1031/SPORTS/Indiana-boys-need-OT-beat-Kentucky-108-102-Junior-All-Star-basketball

BOYS

KENTUCKY BOYS (102) — Brent Bach 2 0-0 4, Cris Cunningham 8 4-5 20, Jackson Davis 5 2-2 12, Jordan Green 3 0-1 7, Trey Grundy 4 1-2 10, Darion Burns 3 2-2 8, Trent Gilbert 2 0-0 5, Hunter Skelton 1 0-0 2, Justin Johnson 8 2-4 18, Kelan Martin 6 2-3 16. Totals: 42 13-19 102.

INDIANA BOYS (108) — James Blackmon Jr. 9 7-8 27, JaQuan Lyle 0 0-0 0, Trey Lyles 1- 4-6 6, Tayler Persons 2 2-2 6, Mack Mercer 3 2-3 9, Bryant McIntosh 5 0-0 10, C.J. Coleman 1 0-0 3, D.J. McCall 2 5-6 9, Trevon Bluiett 8 0-1 17, Aaron Korn 5 0-1 12, Grant Evans 1 0-0 3, Tyler Wideman 2 2-6 6. Totals: 39 22-33 108.

Halftime score: Kentucky 45, Indiana 39.

End of regulation: Indiana 90, Kentucky 90.

Three-point goals: Kentucky 5 (Martin 2, Green 1, Grundy 1, Gilbert 1), Indiana 8 (Blackmon 2, Korn 2, Coleman 1, Bluiett 1, Evans 1, Mercer 1).

Total fouls: Kentucky 21, Indiana 14.

Fouled out: Davis, Mercer.

Technical fouls: None.

Thought this was interesting from the article:

 

With nationally ranked players Blackmon, Bluiett, Indianapolis Tech’s Trey Lyles and Evansville Bosse’s JaQuan Lyle on the roster, it appeared the Indiana boys would have a significant advantage against a Kentucky team missing a couple of top players in University of Louisville commitment Quinten Snider and 6-8 Shane Hall.

That was hardly the case. Kentucky took a quick 10-2 lead and was up 71-60 midway through the second half. Justin Johnson, a 6-7 forward from Perry County Central, was a tough matchup for Indiana on the interior, scoring 20 points.

Justin Johnson playing well doesn't surprise me. He does the same thing against the same level of competition on the EYBL circuit.

 

I really think KY wins with Snider and Hall.

Justin Johnson playing well doesn't surprise me. He does the same thing against the same level of competition on the EYBL circuit.

 

I really think KY wins with Snider and Hall.

 

Hatton is also part of the "core" group. Kids that play in both games. I take it he is hurt still since he wasn't in boxscore.

Justin Johnson playing well doesn't surprise me. He does the same thing against the same level of competition on the EYBL circuit.

 

I really think KY wins with Snider and Hall.

 

Why were they not there?

here is another article that explains roster and where kids are (Snider at a camp)

Kentucky and Indiana basketball stars to face off in Junior All-Star series

Why were they not there?

 

Snider is at a camp in Vegas.

Hatton is hurt.

Shane Hall decided to pass on this game.

BOYS

KENTUCKY BOYS (102) — Brent Bach 2 0-0 4, Cris Cunningham 8 4-5 20, Jackson Davis 5 2-2 12, Jordan Green 3 0-1 7, Trey Grundy 4 1-2 10, Darion Burns 3 2-2 8, Trent Gilbert 2 0-0 5, Hunter Skelton 1 0-0 2, Justin Johnson 8 2-4 18, Kelan Martin 6 2-3 16. Totals: 42 13-19 102.

INDIANA BOYS (108) — James Blackmon Jr. 9 7-8 27, JaQuan Lyle 0 0-0 0, Trey Lyles 1- 4-6 6, Tayler Persons 2 2-2 6, Mack Mercer 3 2-3 9, Bryant McIntosh 5 0-0 10, C.J. Coleman 1 0-0 3, D.J. McCall 2 5-6 9, Trevon Bluiett 8 0-1 17, Aaron Korn 5 0-1 12, Grant Evans 1 0-0 3, Tyler Wideman 2 2-6 6. Totals: 39 22-33 108.

Halftime score: Kentucky 45, Indiana 39.

End of regulation: Indiana 90, Kentucky 90.

Three-point goals: Kentucky 5 (Martin 2, Green 1, Grundy 1, Gilbert 1), Indiana 8 (Blackmon 2, Korn 2, Coleman 1, Bluiett 1, Evans 1, Mercer 1).

Total fouls: Kentucky 21, Indiana 14.

Fouled out: Davis, Mercer.

Technical fouls: None.

What schools do Gilbert and Skelton attend, haven't heard much about them?

What schools do Gilbert and Skelton attend, haven't heard much about them?

 

Gilbert is from Scott Co. And Shelton is from Apollo.

Disappointed Snider and Hall didn't play. To each his own though.

Disappointed Snider and Hall didn't play. To each his own though.

 

I believe Snider is in Vegas for a national Under Armor Camp...

I believe Snider is in Vegas for a national Under Armor Camp...

 

Correct

I believe Snider is in Vegas for a national Under Armor Camp...

 

Help me out GT, it isn't an NCAA observation period, so DI coaches can't be at this camp. Is that correct? If so, why have the camp now? I'm sure there are lots of "scouts" at the camp, but would it be a better idea to have it during a evaluation period? Your thoughts, please.

I believe Snider is in Vegas for a national Under Armor Camp...

 

I know. What does he gain from it? He's coming back to Ballard. He's committed to UL. What does he gain by going to the camp instead of representing his state in the annual All Star game? His goal of being Mr. Basketball very well could have disappeared in Vegas this weekend.