6 hours ago, Adrian Woj Burner said:

He has the perfect body for an SEC wing. That being said, if he can't find 15 shots a game at the high school level he isn't going to do so well against 5 guys built just like him. 

That may get better when he has four other SEC Basketball players on the court with him though. 

My poor Juggs...Will they ever make it past the 9th Region Championship game. I believe they are 0-3 in that game. At least in my lifetime.

17 hours ago, PP1 said:

That may get better when he has four other SEC Basketball players on the court with him though. 

I'm not sure what you mean by this, but I have watched him numerous times this year and his teammates did not impact this much at all. He never truly looked to score, but he scored almost every time that he did. The only time teams normally sent two at him was on the block, where he will never be at the next level  

43 minutes ago, Adrian Woj Burner said:

I'm not sure what you mean by this, but I have watched him numerous times this year and his teammates did not impact this much at all. He never truly looked to score, but he scored almost every time that he did. The only time teams normally sent two at him was on the block, where he will never be at the next level  

Just when you have better players on your team, it can elevate your game. Better players pass the ball better. Better players beat their man off the dribble better. Better players see the floor better. When he has four other D-1 players on his team, the offense may not need to be dependent on him, which could in turn create more opportunities to score. 

17 hours ago, fatsnbul said:

My poor Juggs...Will they ever make it past the 9th Region Championship game. I believe they are 0-3 in that game. At least in my lifetime.

Championship game losses to Newport in both 1936 and 1950, to Holmes in 1978, Highlands in 1983, Boone County in 1986, and now Cooper and the Juggernauts are 0-6 all-time in region finals.

Wow! @gchs_uk9 I was at 1983 vs Highlands, forgot about Boone in 86. Maybe someday they will clear that hurdle.

3 hours ago, PP1 said:

Just when you have better players on your team, it can elevate your game. Better players pass the ball better. Better players beat their man off the dribble better. Better players see the floor better. When he has four other D-1 players on his team, the offense may not need to be dependent on him, which could in turn create more opportunities to score. 

If you can not find open looks yourself, you are not valuable at the college level. I am not sure if he plays the game differently in AAU, but nothing in high school games shows me that he has the desire to do so. 

However, I have seen his ability to do it and it is quite impressive. If he can find a way to do that consistently he will be a great addition to any team.