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Top Shooters in the state

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Strpes3, I do not know what this list is suppose to be? Top Rebouders? Top Pt Gaurds, just what? This definitely could not be based on who you have seen play because a few of these kids are not good shooters at all! Most are good shooters but not the better ones in the state! Obviously there are others that you have not seen and that is understandable. We asked for everyones thoughts and you are entitled to yours
You always get a blurry picture of everything from his part of the state.
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James Strange isn't the best shooter in the state but he is one of the top ones. Good form and very consistant it just takes a little too much time to get off. But I will say Smith from Harlan is arguably the best shooter in the state.

Cam Hundley - Scott County

Tyler Portwood - Scott County

David Stanley - Ballard

Chris Gowers - Ballard

Jon Vanhoose - Russell

Jordan Smart - Lex Catholic

Aaron Boyd - Henry Clay

Jeff Mullaney - Desales

Matt Chambliss - Trinity

Jacob Jenkins - Manual

Cameron Mattingly - Woodford County

Clark Stepp - June Buchanan

Landon Slone - Paintsville

Josh Jarboe - Bullitt Central

Adam Decker - PRP

Justin Hicks - Hazards

Robert Troutman - Bullitt East

Taylor Stewart - Lex Catholic

Matt Spencer - North Oldham

Chris Lee - South Oldham

Doug Beaumont - Male

Nick Britt - Warren Central

Jeremy Anderson - Warren Central

Matt Fraelix - Caldwell County

Matt Thomas - Ashland

Matt Walls - Scott County

 

There are some good scorers on this list, but not great shooters. There is a big difference.

Cam Hundley is a good player, but I have watched him play several times and I can't even recall him ever shooting a three.

 

Because he doesn't shoot three's doesn't mean he's not a good shooter!!!

Because he doesn't shoot three's doesn't mean he's not a good shooter!!!

 

I agree that you can be a good shooter without shooting threes, but he's not a good shooter.

Your right hoopster, for some reason when I read this thread I took it that we were talking about outside shooting. I will agree Hundley has a nice mid range jumpshot.

Matt Fraliex Caldwell County one of the best out west.

Since the kid from Middlesboro has graduated who will be the top shooters in the state this year?

Does anyone know what college his is playing at?

Preferred walkon for UofL.

The Prewitt kid from whitley can shoot from anywhere on the court.

The Anderson kid from WC can fill it up.

I would say that in NKY you have to include Brandon Lenhof in the talks. This kid is a real pure shooter. He can spot up or hit a jumper off the dribble. He can kill you either way.

 

As for the best in NKY Todd Jacobs is #1. And its laughable not to include him in the talks as one of the best in the state. He was one of the best last season as a junior. Bovard is a good 3pt shooter but that doesn't make him a better shooter than Todd. They both can light it up, but Kurt is a little more streakier than Todd.

 

As for Budman's suggestion of Chris Bray. I would disagree. Bray is a good player but I would not say he is one of the top 3. There might be a little bit of bias there, but I understand because I'm biased toward Lenhof and Jacobs also. I agree with Jimmy Ryan though and also would add Corey Sorrel to that list. Both those Indians can light it up and could cause some problems to teams in the 35th.

Daniel Neeley (from owlsey/owen) can shoot the eyes out of it consistantly, really the keypoint to his game.

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