No doubt Pettigrew is a warrior and a great player, he does nothing but win

for you, I'm not sure he is the best college prospect in the state though. He is going to have to show that he has the perimeter skills to play the 3 spot to be a big time college prospect. I think he does on offense, I'm not sure on his defense yet. But if I was a college coach, I would love him on my team. In regards to Walls, he is also a very good player who can score in buckets, but he is not as athletic as Haddix. Haddix still has the ability to make those Jaw Dropping plays that very few players can make.

If you are going to talk about the best players in the state for 2007 you will never get a consensus, but you certainly have to include Ty Proffitt in the discussion, Anderson from Warren Central, and there is probally another one I may be leaving out

If part of your criteria is getting a division 1 scholarship or the level of d-1 offers, it will be a very limited list, Probally 5-8 in Kentucky for 2007

With the majority of them playing for Derek Smith All Stars:thumb:

 

That good enough commentary for you Stripes?

 

Sounds like a good analysis to me. Are you prepared to go ahead and name Pettigrew Mr. Basketball?

It's getting interesting now. Sure, Haddix can make those jaw-dropping plays, but at 6'2" what spot would Haddix play at any D-1 school? Certainly not the 1 or 2 spot, not enough handles for the perimeter. Maybe the 3, but at 6'2" (I know you may push for 6'3") Haddix is not not the top college prospect either. With Walls, you do have a solid leader and winner and he will be consistant in the overall stat line. Jeremy Anderson of Warren Central is a 2 or 3 spot player and a pure shooter. He has the strength and offensive skills to play at the next level, but its his quickness they will be questionable when having to defend the 2 and 3 spots. Again, Pettigrew is the best player in the state. He would get my vote for Mr. Basketball. He is a pure 4 spot player and does have limited perimeter skills. At 6'5" he will be considered a short for any major D1 program. Like shooterx3 said, several of these players play for the DS Allstars. I believe they will be headed for Vegas and the Super 64 and then on to LA for the Main Event tourney if I am not mistaken. Pettigrew will get a chance to demonstrate what caliber of prospect he truly is.

It's getting interesting now. Sure, Haddix can make those jaw-dropping plays, but at 6'2" what spot would Haddix play at any D-1 school? Certainly not the 1 or 2 spot, not enough handles for the perimeter. Maybe the 3, but at 6'2" (I know you may push for 6'3") Haddix is not not the top college prospect either. With Walls, you do have a solid leader and winner and he will be consistant in the overall stat line. Jeremy Anderson of Warren Central is a 2 or 3 spot player and a pure shooter. He has the strength and offensive skills to play at the next level, but its his quickness they will be questionable when having to defend the 2 and 3 spots. Again, Pettigrew is the best player in the state. He would get my vote for Mr. Basketball. He is a pure 4 spot player and does have limited perimeter skills. At 6'5" he will be considered a short for any major D1 program. Like shooterx3 said, several of these players play for the DS Allstars. I believe they will be headed for Vegas and the Super 64 and then on to LA for the Main Event tourney if I am not mistaken. Pettigrew will get a chance to demonstrate what caliber of prospect he truly is.

Like I said, at 6'5 Pettigrew would have to play the 3 spot to play high major

college, his perimeter shot is pretty good, I'm giving Haddix 6'3 and he plays bigger, his handles will get better, but he also has a great 3 point stroke, so he can play the 3 for a lot of schools, the la event is "best of summer"

 

Stripes, of the class of 2007, who do you project to play at the highest

college level? (has nothing to do with being Mr Basketball usually, unless you get a scholarship offer to Kentucky)

It's getting interesting now. Sure, Haddix can make those jaw-dropping plays, but at 6'2" what spot would Haddix play at any D-1 school? Certainly not the 1 or 2 spot, not enough handles for the perimeter. Maybe the 3, but at 6'2" (I know you may push for 6'3") Haddix is not not the top college prospect either. With Walls, you do have a solid leader and winner and he will be consistant in the overall stat line. Jeremy Anderson of Warren Central is a 2 or 3 spot player and a pure shooter. He has the strength and offensive skills to play at the next level, but its his quickness they will be questionable when having to defend the 2 and 3 spots. Again, Pettigrew is the best player in the state. He would get my vote for Mr. Basketball. He is a pure 4 spot player and does have limited perimeter skills. At 6'5" he will be considered a short for any major D1 program. Like shooterx3 said, several of these players play for the DS Allstars. I believe they will be headed for Vegas and the Super 64 and then on to LA for the Main Event tourney if I am not mistaken. Pettigrew will get a chance to demonstrate what caliber of prospect he truly is.

 

Steffphon works so hard, the sky is the limit. His perimeter game is getting better all the time. You can't work him too hard either. He loves to be on the floor at all times. Should be a great season for E-town and Steffphon!:dancingpa

What about Preston Knowles of GRC? A player that you better keep your eye on this year.Just like GRC last year he is flying under the radar to many across the state.

If you could just put some tape on his mouth GS,He is an awesome ball player 1 of the most atheletic in the state with a good outside shot.He will have a monster year for GRC as they will also.:thumb: