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Pure Prospects Top 33 2017 Class

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Those are their most updated rankings and for some reason they aren't in numerical order on the website.

 

As always they have ranked the players that they say they have seen.

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Posting in this topic, just keeps the topic at the top of the board. Thus giving the lunatic that did these rankings a small amount of credibility. Can we go silent now?

Posting in this topic, just keeps the topic at the top of the board. Thus giving the lunatic that did these rankings a small amount of credibility. Can we go silent now?

 

But you just posted.....:lol2:

Sean Mcneil is a top 10 player in the state. Argument can be made for Sean or CVH being the best player in the 9th this year.

 

McNeil is heads and shoulders above CVH. CVH plays hard and is a great teammate. He's not the best on his own team in my book.

Player Rankings

1.Taveion Hollingsworth 6’2 PG Paul Lawrence Dunbar

2. Trace Young 6’8 SF Cordia

3. Tavin Lovan 6’3 SG Franklin Simpson

4. David Sloan 5’10 PG Ballard

5.Tre King – 6’7 PF Lexington Christian

6. Peyton Broughton -6’4 SG North Laurel

7. Cole VonHandorf 6’1 PG Cov Catholic

8. Chris Vogt – 6’10 C Graves County

9. Pedro Bradshaw – 6’6 SF Russellville

10.Jaylen Sebree – 6’6 SF Christian County

11. De’Von Cooper – 6’3 SG Louisville Waggener

12. Tony Jackson – 6’4 SF Radcliff North Hardin

13. Tray Hollowell – 6’2 PG Hopkinsville University Heights

14. Jaylon Hall 6’5 CG Doss

15. Caleb Williams – 6’5 SF Louisville Eastern

16. JR Mathis – 6’0 PG Louisville Kentucky County Day

17.C.J. Henagan 6’4 SG/W Hopkinsville

18. Ramon Collins – 6’6 PF Louisville Doss

19. Jerryd Jones 6’4 Montgomery Co

20.Jamil Wilson 6’1 PG Ballard

21. Chance Moore – 6’5 SG Louisville Eastern

22. Prince Anosike 6’9″ June Buchanan

23. Jacoby Harris G Owensboro

24. Terry Taylor 6’5′ F Bowling Green

25. Luke Johnson PG 6’2″ Lex Catholic

26. Delvonte McCloud 6’6″ JTOWN

27. Timmy Dalton 6’3 PG Lawrence County

28. Connor Wilson 6’1 G Beaver Dam

29.Treyvon Sylvestery 6’5 F Pulaski County

30. Bryson Asher 6’8 F North Laurel

31. Kel Stotts – 6’0 SG Russell County

32.Sean McNeil 6’4 SG Cooper

33. Mason Blair 6’3 SG Johnson Central

34. Daquan Jones 6’7 SF Fern Creek

35. Jared Grubb G South Laurel

36. Jonathan Lane – 6’6 PF Louisville Eastern

37.Kyran Jones 6’5 F Bowling Green

38.Damon Tobler – 6’4 PF Perry County

39. Austin Crawford 6’3 G Bracken County

40. Jake Ohmer-Taylor Mill Scott

41.Preston English 6’3″ SG Murray

42. Isaac Lanham 6’4 W/F Marion County

43. Lukas Burkman 6’1 G Trinity

44. Travis Dunnavan G North Bullitt

45. Noah Cunningham 6’0 G Madisonville

46. Jake Smith 6’0 G Casey Co

47. Trenton Russell Magoffin Co

48. Dylan Gaines 6’4 Taylor Co

49. Cameron Carmical 5’10 Harlan Co

50. Chase Porter 6’2 Elliott County

51. Landon Powell PG 5’11 Pulaski Co

52. Jacob King G Trinity

53. Jared Grubb G South Laurel

54.Junathean Cunningham 6’2 SG Jeffersontown

55. Dylan James 6’4 G/W Mercer Co.

56. Micheal Jefferson G Madison Southern

57. Kel Livers G Bardstown

58. Cole Crace 6’0 CG Johnson Central

59. Collin Miller Casey Co

60. Jared Osborne G Bullitt East

*Rankings are subject to change and are based on our evaluations and college potential. Pure Prospects ranks only players they have seen or evaluated.

Peyton Gover of SW should be in the top 25 of that list.IMO

I disagree with some but it's not terrible

Peyton Gover of SW should be in the top 25 of that list.IMO

 

I just realized he isn't on there.

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These lists are so hard to put together so arguing about them is really an academic discussion.

 

However, I'll say this.

 

There aren't 32 better players in this class than Sean McNeil.

There aren't 32 better players in this class than Sean McNeil.

Or even 31. :bunny:

 

In all seriousness, Sean is certainly the one that jumps out at me as being far too low on the list.

One flaw I see is, no disrespect to Jeryd Jones but how is this player honerable mention in the 10th region and ranked 19th while Austin Crawford ranked one of the best in the 10th 39th on the list.

These lists are so hard to put together so arguing about them is really an academic discussion.

 

However, I'll say this.

 

There aren't 32 better players in this class than Sean McNeil.

 

I don't know how anyone can put together an accurate list for any age group. I suck at ranking kids and have seen a lot of them and I couldn't imagine trying to do it for a living. By the time I made a list for the 2017 kids and felt good about how I put it together it would be 2019.

I remember when Kel Stotts was a freshman and we heard his name a lot.

Jake Duby not a top 60 in 2017 class? 6'3" SG, 24.1 ppg, 51.8 fg%, 41.4% 3pt fg%, 82.8 ft%, 7.2 rpg. Draws opponents best defenders and is boxed, face guarded and chased all over the floor night in and night out. I know it's not all about stats and I am not knocking anyone on the list, but how many on that list have those numbers?

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