Trying to educate a forum full of Ashland haters is a tough job. I know what you mean about the truth being uncomfortable. Its hard to admit that Ashland has been the most dominant athletic program in this region.

Over the past five years, you are DREAMING.

Live in the present.

Has Ashland beaten Russell in any sport so far this season?

BTW an athletic program consists of every sport male and female at a school.

I think Blazer just recently broke an 8 game losing streak to Russell in basketball where your storied basketball program supposedly dominates.

Dominant pre 1970s? Yes.

 

Now? Nope.

Dominant pre 1970s? Yes.

 

Now? Nope.

Wait...they played sports in the 70's??????

So, the top Players in the 16th Region are.....We've left the path.

So, the top Players in the 16th Region are.....We've left the path.

 

Currnetly or pre 1970? J/K

So, the top Players in the 16th Region are.....We've left the path.

 

Blame GIAT.

Long time reader, first time poster. I usually peek in here every so often for a good chuckle. You guys seldom disappoint. :lol:

 

This thread is about the Top 10 players in the 16th Region. That has nothing to do with the teams they’re on or spaceships to Mars… :lol:

 

No one with any sense can argue that Elliott enters the season at the TEAM to beat until somebody steps up and proves otherwise. But as far as individual players go, if we look at facts, not emotions Dakotah Euton and Chad Jackson have to be considered the top two players in the 16th region.

 

Euton is a legitimate 6’ 8” 225 pounds. He was recruited by Florida, Duke, Indiana, UCLA, Uconn, Louisville, Texas and Kentucky as a freshman. He has committed to Kentucky as a sophomore. That’s a big as it gets in this state.

 

Jackson is over 6’ 4” and around 190 pounds. He is currently being recruited by Kentucky, Louisville, Kansas, North Carolina, Indiana, WVU, and many others. He will play major division one ball somewhere with a regular season television broadcast schedule. Contrary to popular belief, he does have an accurate outside jumper that will give opponents fits.

 

Both can throw down with both hands, and play above the rim. Whether Euton or Jackson is the better recruit depends upon what a coach is looking for… big and strong with a silky stroke from 30 feet in, or lightning quick with unbelievable hands and athleticism.

 

Ethan Faulkner, Jonathan Ferguson, Evan Faulkner and Matt Thomas are very good players and even better young men. All have a very good chance of playing basketball at the college level, but whether that will be Major, Mid or Small DI, DII, DIII or NAIA remains to be seen. Beyond these six, there are several promising young players with DI potential, but you’re just throwing darts to say who will finish where.

 

1. Dakotah Euton / Chad Jackson

3. Ethan Faulkner / Jonathan Ferguson

5. Matt Thomas

6. Evan Faulkner

Welcome to BGP Mole, glad you're here! :dancingpa

Long time reader, first time poster. I usually peek in here every so often for a good chuckle. You guys seldom disappoint. :lol:

 

This thread is about the Top 10 players in the 16th Region. That has nothing to do with the teams they’re on or spaceships to Mars… :lol:

 

No one with any sense can argue that Elliott enters the season at the TEAM to beat until somebody steps up and proves otherwise. But as far as individual players go, if we look at facts, not emotions Dakotah Euton and Chad Jackson have to be considered the top two players in the 16th region.

 

Euton is a legitimate 6’ 8” 225 pounds. He was recruited by Florida, Duke, Indiana, UCLA, Uconn, Louisville, Texas and Kentucky as a freshman. He has committed to Kentucky as a sophomore. That’s a big as it gets in this state.

 

Jackson is over 6’ 4” and around 190 pounds. He is currently being recruited by Kentucky, Louisville, Kansas, North Carolina, Indiana, WVU, and many others. He will play major division one ball somewhere with a regular season television broadcast schedule. Contrary to popular belief, he does have an accurate outside jumper that will give opponents fits.

 

Both can throw down with both hands, and play above the rim. Whether Euton or Jackson is the better recruit depends upon what a coach is looking for… big and strong with a silky stroke from 30 feet in, or lightning quick with unbelievable hands and athleticism.

 

Ethan Faulkner, Jonathan Ferguson, Evan Faulkner and Matt Thomas are very good players and even better young men. All have a very good chance of playing basketball at the college level, but whether that will be Major, Mid or Small DI, DII, DIII or NAIA remains to be seen. Beyond these six, there are several promising young players with DI potential, but you’re just throwing darts to say who will finish where.

 

1. Dakotah Euton / Chad Jackson

3. Ethan Faulkner / Jonathan Ferguson

5. Matt Thomas

6. Evan Faulkner

 

Excellent analysis from a first time poster.

Long time reader, first time poster. I usually peek in here every so often for a good chuckle. You guys seldom disappoint. :lol:

 

This thread is about the Top 10 players in the 16th Region. That has nothing to do with the teams they’re on or spaceships to Mars… :lol:

 

No one with any sense can argue that Elliott enters the season at the TEAM to beat until somebody steps up and proves otherwise. But as far as individual players go, if we look at facts, not emotions Dakotah Euton and Chad Jackson have to be considered the top two players in the 16th region.

 

Euton is a legitimate 6’ 8” 225 pounds. He was recruited by Florida, Duke, Indiana, UCLA, Uconn, Louisville, Texas and Kentucky as a freshman. He has committed to Kentucky as a sophomore. That’s a big as it gets in this state.

 

Jackson is over 6’ 4” and around 190 pounds. He is currently being recruited by Kentucky, Louisville, Kansas, North Carolina, Indiana, WVU, and many others. He will play major division one ball somewhere with a regular season television broadcast schedule. Contrary to popular belief, he does have an accurate outside jumper that will give opponents fits.

 

Both can throw down with both hands, and play above the rim. Whether Euton or Jackson is the better recruit depends upon what a coach is looking for… big and strong with a silky stroke from 30 feet in, or lightning quick with unbelievable hands and athleticism.

 

Ethan Faulkner, Jonathan Ferguson, Evan Faulkner and Matt Thomas are very good players and even better young men. All have a very good chance of playing basketball at the college level, but whether that will be Major, Mid or Small DI, DII, DIII or NAIA remains to be seen. Beyond these six, there are several promising young players with DI potential, but you’re just throwing darts to say who will finish where.

 

1. Dakotah Euton / Chad Jackson

3. Ethan Faulkner / Jonathan Ferguson

5. Matt Thomas

6. Evan Faulkner

 

 

Euton is a great, great player but 30'. You must be the guy who measured some of the kids in last years ADI preview.

Chad Jackson or Matt Thomas

Dakota may be the best player in the region one day but he is not right now. And i seriously doubt he can throw it down with two hands.

Right now it would have to be Ferguson or Thomas.

Dakota may be the best player in the region one day but he is not right now. And i seriously doubt he can throw it down with two hands.

Right now it would have to be Ferguson or Thomas.

I'm sure he'll have a chance to remove your doubts in Anderson Gymnasium this season. :lol:

Dakota may be the best player in the region one day but he is not right now. And i seriously doubt he can throw it down with two hands.

Right now it would have to be Ferguson or Thomas.

 

I have my doubts about the two handed dunk myself but Euton is better than Thomas.

Excellent analysis from a first time poster.

 

Maybe his first post under that name, but definately not his "FIRST" post!!!!!