Mcneil is one of the top 10 players in the state. I can not for the life of me figure out why he does not get the recognition and hype he deserves. If he played on an up tempo run and gun style team he would average a ton of points. Instead he plays for a team that likes to get down and guard and run nice set's. On top of that hes a great kid. Best of luck to him

Next up recruits has him 32nd in his class.

Next up recruits has him 32nd in his class.

 

They have there opinion and I have mine. I have watched a lot of basketball and he has one of the best shots i have seen in a long time. Good handles and pretty good bounce. I would take him on my team any day.

Oh, I thought you said he was top 10 not that you thought he was top 10. My bad.

Oh, I thought you said he was top 10 not that you thought he was top 10. My bad.

No worries. Everyone has opinions, I just feel like he is a much better player than some of the others in the 9th region that are getting D1 offers. Again not a knock on the other kids. All are deserving of what they are receiving but I just see Mckneil is the better player.

No worries. Everyone has opinions, I just feel like he is a much better player than some of the others in the 9th region that are getting D1 offers. Again not a knock on the other kids. All are deserving of what they are receiving but I just see Mckneil is the better player.

 

What other 2017 players in the 9th region besides CVH have D1 offers?

What other 2017 players in the 9th region besides CVH have D1 offers?

 

CJ Fredrick

CJ Fredrick

He is 2018. As is Kunkel who also has some.

Congratulations to young Mr. McNeil!

Next up recruits has him 32nd in his class.

 

Most of the recruiting services will rank on college potential and not as high school players. Example. Quentin Snider was higher rated high school player, and was the best player in the state, but Raymond Spalding has more NBA potential. McNeil Definitely isn't the 32nd best high school player (much higher), but may not be as high when ranking for the next level than some other bigger or more athletic players.

Mcneil is one of the top 10 players in the state. I can not for the life of me figure out why he does not get the recognition and hype he deserves. If he played on an up tempo run and gun style team he would average a ton of points. Instead he plays for a team that likes to get down and guard and run nice set's. On top of that hes a great kid. Best of luck to him

 

Coaches recognize skill regardless of the type of offense a team runs. Plus most coaches see kids during the summer where I assume the offense is more up tempo.

Next up recruits has him 32nd in his class.

 

There aren't 31 better players in the class of 2017.

Good point. Good high school players are a dime a dozen. good college players not so much.

The issue is not whether he can play offense at the next level. The issue is whether he can guard guards at the next level. That is his issue.

If it wasn't for offense I would play defense.

There aren't 31 better players in the class of 2017.

 

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