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J-Town Loses Two Players to 22 Feet Academy

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Peanut Cunningham and William Brown have left J-town for 22Ft in S Carolina.

Don't know anything about thee kids, but I assume they are pretty good. If so...ouch for J-town.

Don't know anything about thee kids, but I assume they are pretty good. If so...ouch for J-town.

 

They both played last year for JTown that had an 11-18 record with only 1 win in district play. Cunningham was one of their better players, but he was a senior in eligibility last season, so he would not have played anywhere at a KY High School. Brown was a senior this year, but may not have started and did not start very many games this past season after transferring from Doss. I believe he did not get eligible right away last season.

People transfer or leave for a prep school for many reasons and Cunningham needed to do so or sit out a season before he entered college. The Brown kid may have left to reclassify or maybe he didn't want to be at JTown anymore and just needed a place to play since he likely would not have been eligible at another Louisville school given he sat out a large part of last season coming to JTown.

I've seen both play. Neither is very good. Cunningham is a great athlete

 

I'm confident neither will be getting a scholarship to 22 Foot. They'll be paying

Where does the money come from when they have to pay?

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