Now that all the KABC region players of the year have been announced who are your Top 3 Candidates and who do you think wins Kentucky Mr. Basketball?

Forget top 3- This is a two man race between Williams and Goodin. I say Carson Williams.

Give me Carson Williams, Ben Weyer, or Mason Faulkner.

Give me Carson Williams, Ben Weyer, or Mason Faulkner.

 

That's my list.

Carson Williams. Would love to say Matt Wilson, but unfortunately he is not even the top player in his own county.

I think it is between Carson Williams and Quentin Goodin. Goodin is finishing the season strong. I think Carson gets a slim victory even though we'll never know the vote count.

Carson Williams.

I've been told the Taylor Co. statkeepers have been getting a bit creative lately during this push for Mr. Basketball.

I've been told the Taylor Co. statkeepers have been getting a bit creative lately during this push for Mr. Basketball.

 

That's unfortunate if true. I noticed one of Goodin's game the number of baskets and assists just didn't make sense. Now maybe I understand why!

I think Carson Williams wins it, with Faulkner or Goodin right behind. Any of the three, though I hope Taylor County ceases any stat-padding if that is the case. Goodin is a fine player and doesn't need help from stat people.

1- Carson Williams

2. Mason

3. Goodin

I have looked through all the stats and not sure where issue might be.

 

Dunbar game was closest I saw. Team made 18 baskets. Goodin made 4. So there was opportunities to get assist.

 

Stats are so subjective though. I'm sure each statman can see things a little different.

Carson Williams and not a close second. Has put a smalltown team on his back and made it very relevant in All A, and soon to be Sweet Sixteen. No local AP media coverage to hype his contribution and reputation. Just a once in a lifetime local player that represents what Mr. Ky Basketball means to most of us oldtimers.

I agree

Carson Williams and not a close second. Has put a smalltown team on his back and made it very relevant in All A, and soon to be Sweet Sixteen. No local AP media coverage to hype his contribution and reputation. Just a once in a lifetime local player that represents what Mr. Ky Basketball means to most of us oldtimers.

Williams