I'd take Goodin over Williams. Just looking at a simple fact that Goodin has done his damage against a lot better competition than Williams. Taylor County's opponents have a 66.5% winning percentage while Owen County's is just 54.3%. This means a lot to me but may not to others.

 

Owen's opponents winning% is lower than Taylor's, which totally accurate. Part of that is bc Owen's district & conference is way down and they have to play those teams. You would think that a win over the pre-season #1 team in the state would help your case, but they're 13-8. Numbers can be deceiving.

Everyone knows Carson is better that Goodin . Carson doesn't tweet every time like the other one does.

 

I'd vote for Carson any day #humble

Edited February 7, 201610 yr by True blue (and gold)

The SOS argument in this case doesn't really apply here. Owen has six or seven wins and lost three competitive games against Sweet 16 caliber teams. It's not like he loads up his stats on the dregs of the schedule and disappears against the top teams, either. Carson had 43 points yesterday against a North Laurel team that started 6-8, 6-6, 6-5, 6-5, and 6-2. They double and triple teamed him whether he had the ball on the block or had it in back court. Didn't matter, he scored whenever and however he wanted. He is the 100% focus of the defense every night out. He guarded Peyton Broughton for a lot of the game, and while Broughton scored 30 (mainly because he has unlimited range from three), Carson blocked Broughton's last shot when the game was on the line to send the game to OT.

 

He may not be the highest rated "college prospect" in the state this year, but he is the best high school basketball player in the state of Kentucky.

The SOS argument in this case doesn't really apply here. Owen has six or seven wins and lost three competitive games against Sweet 16 caliber teams. It's not like he loads up his stats on the dregs of the schedule and disappears against the top teams, either. Carson had 43 points yesterday against a North Laurel team that started 6-8, 6-6, 6-5, 6-5, and 6-2. They double and triple teamed him whether he had the ball on the block or had it in back court. Didn't matter, he scored whenever and however he wanted. He is the 100% focus of the defense every night out. He guarded Peyton Broughton for a lot of the game, and while Broughton scored 30 (mainly because he has unlimited range from three), Carson blocked Broughton's last shot when the game was on the line to send the game to OT.

 

He may not be the highest rated "college prospect" in the state this year, but he is the best high school basketball player in the state of Kentucky.

 

Agreed, well said!!!!