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Luke Kennard breaks OHSaa FT record

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I know he's not from KY but 34 is impressive. I had to Google to verify after seeing the box score. 6-34-47 isn't a normal stat line.

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29 is the KHSAA record.

I know he's not from KY but 34 is impressive. I had to Google to verify after seeing the box score. 6-34-47 isn't a normal stat line.

 

How many attempts?

How many attempts?

 

40..

Only hope he ends up as good as JJ Redick for the Blue Devils

I have seen this kid multiple times and he is an absolute pleasure to watch. Scores the ball from anywhere really well, and will do anything on the floor to help his team win. Also, seems to be very team oriented. IMO, Kentucky really missed on him, but he'll be a good fit at Duke.

Kennard was double teamed the whole game. Any time he would start to drive he would get fouled. Franklin was in the double bonus in the first quarter and also the 3rd quarter. He has one of the smoothest jumpers I've ever seen. The night before he scored 55.

Kennard was double teamed the whole game. Any time he would start to drive he would get fouled. Franklin was in the double bonus in the first quarter and also the 3rd quarter. He has one of the smoothest jumpers I've ever seen. The night before he scored 55.

 

It will be fun to watch him at the college level where it's unlikely that he'd be double teamed. It's amazing what he can accomplish at the HS level being the main focus, and sure it will balance out with comparable talent all around him at the next level, but it'll still be interesting to see him go to work with more breathing room.

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