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Your School's All-Time Starting 5

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Jon Van Hoose

 

Thanks for the memories:thumb:

Anyone who leaves Jonathan VanHoose off of Russell's all-time team is a little short on basketball IQ.

Graduated in '85, right?

 

I remember Gallatin Co. went over to their place when I was a freshman, and he lit us up for something like 40 and change, and he was getting up a good 30+ inches on jumpers. He was very much in the zone that night.

 

That was him. He loved to go baseline and pull up from about 15'.

Anyone who leaves Jonathan VanHoose off of Russell's all-time team is a little short on basketball IQ.

I'm not a Russell Guy as you Know but I do agree. What about Jared Fergason who graduated in 03 I think, where would you guys rate him??

Johnson Central

G- Howard Wallen

G- Bart Williams

G- Harry Meek

F- James McCarty

C- David Couch

Anyone who leaves Jonathan VanHoose off of Russell's all-time team is a little short on basketball IQ.

 

Anyone that would truly think that Vanhoose is better than any of the five I listed previously on here is either (A) a relative or (B) someone who does not know their basketball history. By the way, I would not knock someone else's IQ before re-evaluating your own first.

Russell Red Devils:

 

Chris Jones

Tom Roberts

Mickey Syndstricker

Mark Watkins

Ryan Watkins

What about Meredith?

Johnson Central

G- Howard Wallen

G- Bart Williams

G- Harry Meek

F- James McCarty

C- David Couch

G-Howard Wallen

G-Harry Meeks

G-Paul Bradley LeMasters

F-David Couch

C-Mike Castle

 

 

Bart never really fully developed until college, McCarty (nowhere even close, Jack Wireman would be the next choice at forward), Couch was really more of a small forward

 

 

Just my opinion

What about Meredith?

 

Great athlete, coach too.

Great athlete, coach too.

I was referring to Marvin's son. Did he end up being a coach as well?

I was referring to Marvin's son. Did he end up being a coach as well?

I believe that Terry never did get into coaching but he was a very good player as well, in the medical field now.

Ryle High School

 

1st team

PG- Brian Green- career leader in assist

SG- Will Forman- career leader in threes

SF- Jason Noel- 3rd leading scorer

PF- Justin Doellman- Xavier University- NBA prospect- top 5 in 6 categories- scoring, rebounding, blocks, assists, steals, games played

C- Pete Maley- rock solid in post

 

2nd team

PG- Matt Beil- solid performer- three year starter

SG- Brad McNabb- 2nd in three point shooting

SF- Michael Setters- solid, athletic player-

PF- Nick Feagan- Transylvania University

C- Nick Nelson- 2nd best true center behind Maley.

 

Honorable Mention

Clay Rechtin- great competitor-- great knowledge of game

Justin Noel- solid player on mediocre teams

Jason Haggard- rebounding machine- played a Thomas More

Casey Maley- great defender on regional championship team

Owsley County:

 

PG- Paul Smith 1962, Mississippi State.

2G-Joe Spencer 1985

C- Jeff "Moose" Moore, 1990, HOF player for a D-2 school in Florida.

F-Mike Turner, 1983, Georgetown College.

F-Jerry McIntosh 1980, Union College.

Boyd County

1st Five

Phil Pratt

Frank Lee

Kent Sisler

Brad Taylor

Tyler Zornes

2nd five

Dave Wooten

Junebug Rakes

Joey Wells

Chad Stevens

Steve Towler

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