:thumb:

Andy and Kevin Listerman were pretty high up at CCH. Probably not one of the highest in the state... but they had their share of pts. Definitely over 1000 each, but i don't know the exact numbers.

:thumb:

Andy is brother in law!!! He was a stud as well as Kevin. HARD NOSE kids!!! Dad couldn't ask for any better!

Nathan Seiter - 1,779; brother Justin Seiter - 1,124.

Both combine for 2,903 career points while at Bishop Brossart High School in Alexandria (Campbell Co.). Justin finished his career in Rupp Arena with the game winning shot at the buzzer in the 2000 10th Region Final.

Nathan Seiter - 1,779; brother Justin Seiter - 1,124.

Both combine for 2,903 career points while at Bishop Brossart High School in Alexandria (Campbell Co.). Justin finished his career in Rupp Arena with the game winning shot at the buzzer in the 2000 10th Region Final.

Justin Seiter will be honored at this years 10th Region Tournament for his induction into the Tenth Region Hall of Fame!

There is also a pair of Sims brothers from Paris that have got to be up there.

Heck, this is an easy one - "King" Kelley Coleman, and his kid brother (who, incidentally, never scored a point in his career).

 

Between them, they totaled 4,337 points in their careers ...

 

Frances

Heck, this is an easy one - "King" Kelley Coleman, and his kid brother (who, incidentally, never scored a point in his career).

 

Between them, they totaled 4,337 points in their careers ...

 

Frances

 

 

What about the former Fighting Irish deadly combo of Bill and Joe Bradley?

What about the former Fighting Irish deadly combo of Bill and Joe Bradley?

 

Leave it to an aficiando with an encyclopedic knowledge of the sport to come up with the deadeye Bradley brothers...

 

You have to roll in the numbers racked up by the oldest brother (Cal Bradley) to get the final total, though.

 

You figure that they played an average of 25 games a season, with each of them playing about 4 seasons of varsity ball. Factor in the Bill Carroll four corner offense, and the fact that Joe Bradley played with the yoke of having the middle brother Bill as his coach. Add in the district games, and that uncanny knack that each of them demonstrated for "shortsing" the defender ...

 

All told, I would guesstimate that the three of them combined for something in the neighborhood of 25 or 26 points or thereabouts...

 

Nice call on your part, LRCW. :thumb:

 

Frances

Leave it to an aficiando with an encyclopedic knowledge of the sport to come up with the deadeye Bradley brothers...

 

You have to roll in the numbers racked up by the oldest brother (Cal Bradley) to get the final total, though.

 

You figure that they played an average of 25 games a season, with each of them playing about 4 seasons of varsity ball. Factor in the Bill Carroll four corner offense, and the fact that Joe Bradley played with the yoke of having the middle brother Bill as his coach. Add in the district games, and that uncanny knack that each of them demonstrated for "shortsing" the defender ...

 

All told, I would guesstimate that the three of them combined for something in the neighborhood of 25 or 26 points or thereabouts...

 

Nice call on your part, LRCW. :thumb:

 

Frances

Is that Bill Bradley who played for the Knicks way back when? and is now a congressmen?

Good guess, but no, it isn't. It's the guy that currently coaches the Ashland Kittens Girls' varsity team. If it were Bill Bradley of Knicks fame, the brothers might well have scored more than the estimated 25 points that I am crediting them with. :thumb:

 

On an interesting side note, he has always wanted a basketball card of his namesake, signed by "Dollar Bill" of Princeton fame...

 

Frances

The Carlton brother's were both prolific scorers at Gallatin in the eighties.

Never met a shot they didn't like.

Good guess, but no, it isn't. It's the guy that currently coaches the Ashland Kittens Girls' varsity team.

 

On an interesting side note, he does have a basketball card of his namesake, signed by "Dollar Bill" of Princeton fame...

 

Frances

Thanks for the info, just thought that was interesting. Didn't know where the Bill Bradley from the Knicks came from state wise, do you know where he came from? Just would like to know. :thumb:

He went to high school somewhere in Missouri. Don't know where, but I'm pretty sure that is where he was originally from. He is that states version of King Kelley Coleman.

 

Frances

He went to high school somewhere in Missouri. Don't know where, but I'm pretty sure that is where he was originally from. He is that states version of King Kelley Coleman.

 

Frances

Awesome, nice comparsion! Thanks for the info! :thumb:

My bust I wasn't sure I just knew that he scored a ton in his junior (47ppg) and Senior (53ppg) years. I still say that the Stepp family is the highest scoring in state history though.

You my be right Billy Ho. I would say that Bob, Pat, and Mike Tallent who played for Maytown would rank up there pretty high as well.

The Tieman brothers at CCH. Later Roger was a 3 year starter at LVL. and Dan played at Thomas More and later for the Royals. Are their total still posted on the board at CCH?