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Top 10 Incoming Freshman Point Guards in Kentucky

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Are there any others that are top 10-15? Feel free to fill in or correct anything. Note that some of these I've listed below are holdbacks. I think that some of the non-holdbacks will surpass some of the holdbacks when they mature more physically. I've seen all of these players several times except Wyatt. I think that point guards are perhaps the most important to the overall success of a team because they direct the offense. Some of these I've listed below might actually be closer to 2 guards. I think that J-Town and Boone County could end up having the best backcourts in the 2010 class.

 

Top 10:

 

Chad Jackson - Rose Hill, Kentucky Patriots (6'3", more of a scoring PG, ranked top 10 freshman by Kentucky Prep Hoops, ranked in the top 100 nationally by Hoop Scoop, great rebounder, defender, and slasher/finisher, athletic)

 

Tate Cox - June Buchanon, Eastern Kentucky Lightning (5'11"?, a holdback, great shooter, smart player)

 

G'lawn Guyn - Lexington (5'9", very quick, good slasher and scorer)

 

Ryan Popp - Boone County, Kentucky Patriots (5' 8" great court vision and on-the-ball defender, smart player)

 

Thomas Jackson - Jeffersontown, Derek Smith Saints (a holdback, 5'9"?, very quick and athletic, good leaper, good slasher)

 

Elisha Justice - Shelby Valley, Eastern Kentucky Lightning (a holdback, 5'8", very smart player, good outside shooter, good defender)

 

Richard Kennedy - Jeffersontown, Louisville Lakers (5'8"?, very quick and athletic, good leaper, good slasher)

 

Mike Gabbard - Boone County (5'9", great ball handler and court vision, above average passer)

 

Travis Johnson - Grayson County, Kentucky Hoopstars (holdback, 5'9"?, strong, good outside shooter and finisher)

 

Isaac Wilson - Corbin, Louisville Yellowjackets (5'7", good ball handler and shooter)

 

? Wyatt - St. Xavier

 

Next 5:

 

Nick Noble - Breathitt County (a holdback, 6'0", great shooter)

 

Zack McElwain - Seneca, Derby City Ballers (good shooter and scorer)

 

Daniel Corbett - Trinity (5'3"?, quick, good ball handler, good outside shooter, very smart player)

 

Zach Lother - Highlands (5'3"?, quick, good passer, good outside shooter)

 

Branden Burdette - Lexington

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Elisha Justice from Shelby Valley--He is very fun to watch.

Chris Noble - Perry County Central (6'1 can shot inside and outside,very strong)

Are there any others that are top 10-15? Feel free to fill in or correct anything. Note that some of these I've listed below are holdbacks. I think that some of the non-holdbacks will surpass some of the holdbacks when they mature more physically. I've seen all of these players several times except Wyatt. I think that point guards are perhaps the most important to the overall success of a team because they direct the offense. Some of these I've listed below might actually be closer to 2 guards. I think that J-Town and Boone County could end up having the best backcourts in the 2010 class.

 

Top 10:

 

Chad Jackson - Rose Hill, Kentucky Patriots (6'3", more of a scoring PG, ranked top 10 freshman by Kentucky Prep Hoops, ranked in the top 100 nationally by Hoop Scoop, great rebounder, defender, and slasher/finisher, athletic)

 

Tate Cox - June Buchanon, Eastern Kentucky Lightning (5'11"?, a holdback, great shooter, smart player)

 

G'lawn Guyn - Lexington (5'9", very quick, good slasher and scorer)

 

Ryan Popp - Boone County, Kentucky Patriots (5' 8" great court vision and on-the-ball defender, smart player)

 

Thomas Jackson - Jeffersontown, Derek Smith Saints (a holdback, 5'9"?, very quick and athletic, good leaper, good slasher)

 

Elisha Justice - Shelby Valley, Eastern Kentucky Lightning (a holdback, 5'8", very smart player, good outside shooter, good defender)

 

Richard Kennedy - Jeffersontown, Louisville Lakers (5'8"?, very quick and athletic, good leaper, good slasher)

 

Mike Gabbard - Boone County (5'9", great ball handler and court vision, above average passer)

 

Travis Johnson - Grayson County, Kentucky Hoopstars (holdback, 5'9"?, strong, good outside shooter and finisher)

 

Isaac Wilson - Corbin, Louisville Yellowjackets (5'7", good ball handler and shooter)

 

? Wyatt - St. Xavier

 

Next 5:

 

Nick Noble - Breathitt County (a holdback, 6'0", great shooter)

 

Zack McElwain - Seneca, Derby City Ballers (good shooter and scorer)

 

Daniel Corbett - Trinity (5'3"?, quick, good ball handler, good outside shooter, very smart player)

 

Zach Lother - Highlands (5'3"?, quick, good passer, good outside shooter)

Stuart Stamper 6'0 guard from Knott Central would also be add to this list he is a great player

Wasnt Jackson a holdback as well?

Tate Cox and Elisha Justice are two good players.

Jamie Labanion (Ky. Patriots AAU) will be a very nice player at Whitley.

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Lebanion doesn't play for the Kentucky Patriots.

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Wasnt Jackson a holdback as well?

 

He was held back but he was playing up before.

I have never seen the point guard from Rose Hill play how does he compare to Tate Cox and Elisha Justice.

I have never seen the point guard from Rose Hill play how does he compare to Tate Cox and Elisha Justice.
Jackson is taller, quicker and has better hops. Cox may have a more pure outside shot, but Jackson is more athletic, and will find more ways to score and dish assists.

 

Jackson is definitely a special player, and is a great kid with a great attitude to boot.

Jackson is taller, quicker and has better hops. Cox may have a more pure outside shot, but Jackson is more athletic, and will find more ways to score and dish assists.

 

Jackson is definitely a special player, and is a great kid with a great attitude to boot.

Jackson is taller but doesn't shoot well from out side. He doesn't see the floor as well but is athletic. Both are special players and have good attitudes.

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