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Which part of the State produces the best basketball talent?

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Who was the most recent 9th region NBA player?

 

I'd like to see the whole list.

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Felton Spencer.

 

Oh wow. Eastern High School. Never would have figured he had 10 years

 

I guess one of the perks of being seven feet tall is a good likelihood of a long pro career.

Who are the 5 NKY former professional players?

 

Cowen

Arnzen

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Highlands!!!!

 

No, wait. What thread is this??

 

Nevermind. :D

The area with the highest population will produce the most basketball talent in many cases (simply numbers).

 

If you wanna make this interesting you should do D1 talent per population density. If this is the case I would think the mountains of EKY would win or be very close nonetheless. Just in the past two years you have Justin Johnson (WKU), Cameron Justice (Vandy), Evan Hall (IUPUI), Shane Hall (signed with Marshall), Kyle Gullett (SEMO), Braxton Beverly (Hargrove - will play D1), etc.

 

With low population in these area's I would like to see D1 talent per population density. Whoever wins in this measure is the area of the state that produces the best basketball talent in my opinion. Otherwise it's almost always gonna be the areas with the most people.

15th Region Mr. Basketball

 

Kelly Coleman

Ervin Stepp

Toddy May

John Pelphrey

J.R. VanHoose

Elijah Justice

 

Tons of basketball talent for such a low population and this is just one of the three mountain regions.

Being from Louisville it'd be easy to say we have the most talent by pure numbers. But for my money, Hopkinsville by size produces the most talent consistently at this time.

Its EKY per capita. You cant count transfers out of state or out of country. Home grown per capita is EKY.

3 NBA players from the 10th Region

 

Darius Miller

Alvin Sims- briefly with the Suns

Rick Elrod

 

is that it?

Roger Tieman

Was Tom Thacker from NKY? I think he had a run in the NBA (could be wrong).

Was Tom Thacker from NKY? I think he had a run in the NBA (could be wrong).

 

He is the only player in history to have been on an NCAA, ABA, and NBA champion.

3 NBA players from the 10th Region

 

Darius Miller

Alvin Sims- briefly with the Suns

Rick Elrod

 

is that it?

 

The third one I counted was Tom Boerwinkle from Millersburg Military Institute.

It may be a stretch to call him a 10th region player, but MMI most recently played in the 10th region, so that was the best I could do.

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