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Scott 77 Harlan County 65 (KHSAA Sweet 16 First Round)

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Jake does an amazing job following his shot gets lots of good boards that way and easy put backs. Scott is fast and athletic!!

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A coach told me yesterday that he can play mid D-1 because he can put it in the hole. That works at all levels. I said even with his size, he said it didn't matter when you can score.

 

I would love to see him play at NKU.

Who does Scott play next?

 

Perry County Central

A very knowledgeable guy I know said baseball is his better sport

 

If that's the case he'll be drafted in a few years. Hope to see him in the majors! 43 pts @ Rupp in the sweet 16 is no joke

Most points in a sweet 16 game since 2000 and is that the most by a nky player ever??

The buzzer beater three pointer vs Campbell to send Scott to Rupp. Now 43 pts in the sweet 16. Real nice 10 days for the kid. He's approaching legendary status in the NKY. Just a fun player to watch.

I'll throw out a name of a guy that played in the sweet 16 a few yrs ago that he reminds me of, a more athletic version of Trent Gilbert from Scott Co. Both could put serious points on the board.

Ohmer is fun to watch. I agree with the person above who noticed how well he follows his own shot and gets offensive stick backs that way. He is deceptively quick and can score in a lot of different ways.

Cumberland is getting a really good player.

I would love to see him play at NKU.

 

He would be a steal for them. I kinda hate that they made the Big Dance because now they will get the big head and think Ohmer is beneath them (if they even considered him before). He could definitely play there IMO.

He would be a steal for them. I kinda hate that they made the Big Dance because now they will get the big head and think Ohmer is beneath them (if they even considered him before). He could definitely play there IMO.

 

Maybe NKU's new Coach will Offer him! Time will tell....I still think Ben Weyer could of played for the Norse....

He would be a steal for them. I kinda hate that they made the Big Dance because now they will get the big head and think Ohmer is beneath them (if they even considered him before). He could definitely play there IMO.

 

Not to sell your comments short, but he'd be a steal for a lot of teams playing at this level. Defense use to be a point of focus, but that's changed. It's all about who can out score who. Congrats to Scott.

I have always been a fan of his game. My son had an opportunity to play with him at a combine. What people don't realize is he is real good and put him with an all star group and everybody gets better. He understands the game, a quick study. Look at his size and he has a knack for rebound.

Rumor is NKU won't even give him a serious look. If that's true, big mistake on their part. Kid is legit, idc about his size makes up for it with skill, and basketball IQ

Most points in a sweet 16 game since 2000 and is that the most by a nky player ever??

 

Jack Jennings put up 41.

He is just one of those players that just knows where the ball is going to be. You can't teach that. It is no accident he scores and rebounds. He is very talented.

 

The game winner against Campbell County was a prime example. He knew exactly where his teammates miss was going and beat everyone to the spot. Outstanding player.

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