My initial vote goes to Hoptown but I can be convinced otherwise. Those two stand out to me right off the bat.

I'm pretty sure you guys are forgetting the Purples. D'Angelo Wilson, a tough nosed senior that can go to the hole on anyone and the #1 player in America as an 8th grader, Zion Harmon. Can shoot it from deep and has the best handles you will ever see for a kid his age.

 

If they make it back to Rupp most of you will agree with me when you see them play.

I've seen BG and they deserve to be mentioned. They're in the top 10 maybe even top 6 or 7. I still say Cov Cath is number one.

Fern Creek was mentioned a couple times above and the backcourt duo of PG Anthony Wales & Ahmad Price starting in Metro Louisville as freshmen and now leading a top ranked team in their junior seasons deserve serious consideration. Wales is the PG mentioned above whose PPG is not gaudy, but he makes those around him better on a very balanced team. His shooting percentages are very high across the board and he is the 2nd leading scorer. He was 1st team All Sixth Region as a sophomore. Price is not your typical shooting guard in the sense he is a knock down 3 point shooter but he just gets things done with his high energy and toughness. He may be one of the best rebounding guards in the state. He was 2nd team All 6th Region last year. And despite being 6'6", Chance Moore is a wing player that could be considered a shooting guard in the system Fern Creek plays to throw in good measure.

I will say in the one game FC and Hoptown played the Hoptown guards outplayed FC's that day. That would be a great rematch if they each make it to state and it likely will come down to which team's guards outplay the other's. Both of those teams have top backcourts. Doss has a very nice backcourt as well with Franklin and Hall. Very good duo, if not exceptional. Bullitt East also in Ezell and Osborne. I see the 6th region teams the most, so I am listing those that I have watched.