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Cats Pause 10th Region Player Rankings

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I have seen that at times, in one game. College coaches watch these kids week after week going against high level players. Thats how you get a offer. Play against the best week after week and earn it. Not a one time shot. Dont work like that. Talk to anyone that deals with this on girls or boys side. They will tell you the same.

Agree...but how can they earn "it" if they don't get the opportunity to play against the best? How can one tell if a player is worthy of getting that opportunity or not if they don't even get an opportunity to compete for one of those spots against the players that currently hold those spots? That's the only thing I would really like to know.

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Nothing is perfect. We see kids all the time that play for different teams and say man that kid is good. If they are not getting that opportunity and as a parent you know or think the kid is really good contact a college coach or a good AAU program who plays in those types of Tourneys and ask them to watch her. Colleges love getting tips.

I give up. I officially change my opinion to Igo #5. She's great right where's she at.

 

Magicfan217 was the debate champion at his grade school. Good to see he still has the talent.

Just a fyi. Our EYBL 16U team usually has no less than 100 D1 colleges on them when they play. 15U also has alot. Another one of our teams that played this year a 15U that Clephane and several other D1 kids played on drew several coaches as well. That team was as good as any 15 Eybl team also. All our teams draw a good number of coaches.

 

Just a sidenote, Clephane is another great kid and player. Tremendous upside. Great parents also.

 

AS for Igo if you really want to know her offers hydraman ask her dad. We dont publish offers nor visits. I just threw that stuff out there so everyone knew that she was a major player. Lets say this, UK and several others will take a commitment tomorrow from her if you want to read anything into that. One must have a offer to commit......:thumb:

 

Hydraman I talk to 20-50 coaches a day. I am aware of what is a offer or not. We have put a few in college so this is not my first rodeo. In case you may have forgot it here is a list and feel free to post your guys also:

 

Kentucky Premier Girls Alumni

 

Alumni

 

  • Sarah Hammond (Louisville) 2011 ** Kentucky Miss Basketball McDonalds All American
  • Danay Fothergill (Western Kentucky) 2011
  • Kayla Bowlin (Eckerd) 2011
  • Jessica Pierce (Berea) 2011
  • Nicole Coffman (Transylvania) 2011
  • Kristen Stainback (Austin Peay) 2011
  • Sydney Moss (Florida) 2012 * Kentucky MIss Basketball
  • Kara Wright (SE Missouri) 2012
  • Megan Pittman( Coastal Carolina) 2012
  • Bre Elder (Dayton Flyers) 2012
  • Jaylynn McClain (WKU) 2012
  • Jasmine Whitfield (Cincinnati) 2012
  • Mackenzie Martinez (Morehead St.) 2012
  • Lauren Bodine (Maine) 2012
  • Alex Botkin (Transylvania) 2012
  • Makayla Epps (Kentucky) 2013 ** Kentucky Miss Basketball McDonalds All American
  • Jessica Hardin (Bellarmine) 2013
  • Kyvin Goodin-Rogers (Kentucky) 2013
  • Jasmine Johnson (Midway) 2013
  • China Dow (MTSU) 2013
  • Logan Powell (Norfolk State) 2013
  • Sydney Harris (King) 2013
  • Kelah Eldridge (Pikeville) 2013
  • Mercedes Cox (Bellarmine) 2013
  • Octavia Wilson (New Orleans) 2013
  • Jordan Fender (Transylvania) 2013
  • Larryn Brooks (Indiana) 2013
  • Ashton Feldhaus (Butler) 2013
  • Andrijana Cvitkovic (Dayton) 2013
  • Katie Keltner (Lindsey Wilson) 2013
  • Courtney Sandlin (Bellarmine) 2013
  • Jessica Jones (Tennessee Tech) 2013
  • Leann Grider (Campbellsville) 2013
  • Cierra Drake (EKU) 2013
  • Oney Harrison (St. Bonaventure) 2013
  • Whitney Hartlage (UT Chattanooga) 2013
  • Emily Fox (Austin Peay) 2013
  • Micheala Hunter (EKU) 2013
  • Cassidy Martin (Lindsey Wilson) 2013
  • Patrice Tonge (Pikeville) 2013
  • Ivy Brown (WKU) 2014 * Kentucky Miss Basketball
  • Mackenzie Cann ( Cincinnati) 2014
  • Daija Ruffin (UT Martin) 2014
  • Danielle Lawrence (IUPUI) 2014
  • Devin Conley (Binghamton) 2014
  • Katelyn Bundy (Belmont) 2014
  • Shalika Smith (WKU) 2014
  • Kacie Juday (Stony Brook) 2014
  • Marie Rothrock (Coker) 2014
  • Jamie Roberts (Berea) 2014
  • Brooke Dossett (Vincennes University) 2014
  • Kandace Craig (Berea) 2014
  • Alexus Calhoun (Berea) 2014
  • Maci Morris (Kentucky) 2015 * Kentucky Miss Basketball
  • Morgan Rich (Kentucky) 2015
  • Alexis Robinson (Colorado) 2015
  • Nora Kiesler (Purdue) 2015
  • Anna Hammaker (Kansas St) 2015
  • Cheyenne Hooper (Kansas St) 2015
  • Morgan Turner (Lipscomb) 2015
  • Reauna Cleaver ( La Tech) 2015
  • Katie Collier (MTSU) 2015
  • Darien Huff (College of Charleston) 2015
  • Olivia Bowling ( Southern Illinois) 2015
  • Catheryne Claunch (Berea) 2015
  • Dylana Fothergill (Campbellsville) 2015
  • Alex Combs (West Virginia Tech) 2015
  • Hannah Bewley (Bellarmine) 2015
  • Malerie Martin (Lindsey Wilson) 2015
  • Addison Corder (Pikeville) 2015
  • Alexis Brewer (West Virginia) 2015
  • Maddie Stewart(Campbellsville) 2015
  • Alex Martin(Spalding) 2015
  • Teanna Curry(Lindsey Wilson) 2015
  • Sarah Kelly (Nova Southeastern) 2015
  • Lakken Miller ( Centre ) 2015
  • Destiny Carter( Kentucky State) 2015
  • Erin Boley (Notre Dame) 2016 *** Kentucky Miss Basketball McDonalds All American
  • Crystal Dangerfield (UCONN) 2016 *** Tennessee Miss Basketball McDonalds All American
  • Shelby Gibson (Ole Miss) 2016
  • Kendall Spray ( UT-Martin) 2016
  • Malaka Frank( Western Kentucky) 2016
  • Caroline Mefford (Rollins) 2016
  • Madison Jones (University of Charleston) 2016
  • Ansley Eubank (UT-Martin) 2016
  • Kyrs McCune ( West Virginia) 2016
  • Shelbi Knauer( UPike) 2016
  • Samantha Fitzgearld ( Samford) 2016
  • Elisabeth Latham( UPike ) 2016
  • Rachel Warden (Tampa) 2016
  • Hailey Ison (Georgetown) 2016
  • I'liyah Green (Cincinnati) 2016
  • Marissa Gallimore( St Catherine) 2016
  • Justus Martin (Georgetown) 2016
  • Kylie Kramer (Thomas More) 2016
  • Shavia Thompson( Lamar) 2016
  • Jessica Laemmle(Louisville) 2016
  • Marlee Smith (Berry College) 2016
  • Sydney MacBlane (Denison College) 2016
  • Markeia Porter (Glenville State) 2016
  • Kailey Price( Transylvania) 2016
  • Dajah Mcclendon (Thomas More) 2016
  • Peyton Evans (Virginia Union) 2016
  • Lindsey Duvall(Louisville ) 2017
  • Jaelynn Penn (Indiana) 2017
  • Maddie Waldrop (UT-Martin) 2017
  • Elli Bartley( North Florida) 2017
  • Whitney O'Mara ( Bellarmine) 2017
  • Grace White (Northern Kentucky University) 2017
  • Haeli Howard (Eckerd) 2017
  • Princess Stewart ( Xavier) 2017
  • Kailey Coffey ( Northern Kentucky University) 2017
  • Seygan Robins (Louisville) 2018
  • Lexy Lake( SEMO) 2018
  • Faith Lake (SEMO) 2018
  • Ciaja Harbinson (St Louis) 2018

* Denotes Kentucky Miss Basketball ** Denotes McDonalds All American and Miss Basketball *** Denotes McDonalds All American

 

Jesse - go back down that list and tell us how many would not be exactly where they are if they had not chosen to play for Premier? Boley's success based on Premier? Hammond's success based on Premier? Epps success based on Premier? I understand being proud of alumni but be careful not to overstate the role of AAU in all of them.

So much for getting back to the topic of the thread!!!

Jesse - go back down that list and tell us how many would not be exactly where they are if they had not chosen to play for Premier? Boley's success based on Premier? Hammond's success based on Premier? Epps success based on Premier? I understand being proud of alumni but be careful not to overstate the role of AAU in all of them.

 

Derby...

Do you know who the McDonald's All-American Committee Members are? They are all very very involved in AAU. They are all AAU people or are closely connected. Regardless of how talented these players are, they would not be picked as All-Americans without being on one of the highest travel circuits.

Last year 18 of the 24 Girls McDonald's All-American's played on the Nike Girls EYBL circuit. (Kentucky Premier had 2 of those). The other 6 were on very high level independent AAU programs. Not one player was a McDonald's All-American that did not play travel ball. Those days are over, there will never be another MCDAA that does not play AAU.

I don't know how you think this stuff works, but it is no different than the boys side. Travel basketball dominates the game, and you will not be seen if you do not play.

 

PS - Igo is rated way too low. She is much better than 5th in the region.

Sorry TAC.....but I have to ask KYTN.....I wont go down the whole list, will just pick a few from top to bottom....

 

Boley doesnt get noticed if she doesnt play AAU?

Hammonds----same question?

And the kids on the list that went to D-3 and lower schools wouldnt be where they are without AAU?

 

I guess I am not following the injection about McDonald's All Americans in this conversation?

Sorry TAC.....but I have to ask KYTN.....I wont go down the whole list, will just pick a few from top to bottom....

 

Boley doesnt get noticed if she doesnt play AAU?

Hammonds----same question?

And the kids on the list that went to D-3 and lower schools wouldnt be where they are without AAU?

 

I guess I am not following the injection about McDonald's All Americans in this conversation?

 

I'm not saying that those players don't play college ball if they do not play AAU. Clearly. But they definitely do not get the accolades and awards they received without being put out in front of these evaluators.

 

The injection of McDonald's All-Americans was due to the fact that Derby listed McDonald's All-Americans in his post above.... Follow along.

Sorry TAC.....but I have to ask KYTN.....I wont go down the whole list, will just pick a few from top to bottom....

 

Boley doesnt get noticed if she doesnt play AAU?

Hammonds----same question?

And the kids on the list that went to D-3 and lower schools wouldnt be where they are without AAU?

 

I guess I am not following the injection about McDonald's All Americans in this conversation?

 

The easier question these days would be show me a player that plays college basketball at any level that didn't play AAU. I'm sure you can find some at the lower levels, but I know 0.

I'm not saying that those players don't play college ball if they do not play AAU. Clearly. But they definitely do not get the accolades and awards they received without being put out in front of these evaluators.

 

The injection of McDonald's All-Americans was due to the fact that Derby listed McDonald's All-Americans in his post above.... Follow along.

actually derby did not so I need to follow???????
I'm not saying that those players don't play college ball if they do not play AAU. Clearly. But they definitely do not get the accolades and awards they received without being put out in front of these evaluators.

 

The injection of McDonald's All-Americans was due to the fact that Derby listed McDonald's All-Americans in his post above.... Follow along.

thanks NB, but it was directed at me. Follow along? Pretty sure I did. But the accuser didn't???? No apology or retraction necessary!

Enough of the personal shots from everyone. If any wants to start another Cats Pause 10th region thread feel free.

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