Another kid from the 10th that has been playing very well this season is Chris Mofford from Augusta. Lately he's been a 20/10 guy every night

Another kid from the 10th that has been playing very well this season is Chris Mofford from Augusta. Lately he's been a 20/10 guy every night

 

Downing would be Considered before Mofford in the 10th

How did I know when I saw this that this was started by Elliott County lover?:banana:

 

 

Why not? He said (in so many words) "no particular order."

 

So someone who likes Elliott can't say that they have a good player?

 

Your logic is .... well, illogical.

Downing would be Considered before Mofford in the 10th

 

Maybe because of his team's stature, but not because of his offense. That's not to say Downing can't play offense, he just doesn't have to this season.

 

However, Mofford is EXTREMELY underrated. He needs more pub than he gets.

6'4ish guard, plays great defense. Has great footwork, nice shot and a leaper. Has soft hands. His biggest issue is he needs to get more aggressive.

 

Mason Co. knows about his defensive.

 

I thought the last Clark Co. at Montgomery was his shining moment. MC was down 16-4 and he clearly stepped up and took over the game. He had some foul trouble during the game, but when he was on the court he was the man.

 

PROBABLY THE BEST HE'S PLAYED ALL YEAR-

Probably as many as you have from All Universe.

 

What??? Somebody needs to learn how to read a profile...

Justin Jones & Michael Campbell of Hazard

How is Hood not the best Jr. in the state? He has Major Div 1 coaches flying in to see him. Taking nothing away from Ferguson as he is a great scorer but Hood seems to be the total package.

 

Hood probably is best prospect in the state in 2009. Don't know what you call total package but 27ppg, 6 rebds, 3asst, 3 steal's, 3.5deflecs per game

is Ferguson's package.

 

Biggest advantage Hood has on Ferguson is size: Hood 6'6" Ferguson 6'2"

 

In shooting guard perspective Ferguson has the advantage- Ferguson 42%

from three, Hood 32% from three

 

Both of them are great player's, both are Ky boy's. Myself I am going to give both all the props I can

PROBABLY THE BEST HE'S PLAYED ALL YEAR-

 

That was the first in a string of good offensive games for Rash. He put 25 on Western Hills. He's been playing great defense all year. That hasn't stopped as he held the guard from Franklin Co. to like 3/18 the other night.

That was the first in a string of good offensive games for Rash. He put 25 on Western Hills. He's been playing great defense all year. That hasn't stopped as he held the guard from Franklin Co. to like 3/18 the other night.

 

I've seen him play five games this year and the Clark Co game was by far the best he's played in .

Downing would be Considered before Mofford in the 10th

 

And Hatton would be considered before Downing.

And Hatton would be considered before Downing.

 

I'd think so!!!!!!!!!

Jefferson County is not getting much love on this thread. With the exception of Jacob Jenkins of Manual, I do not believe any 6th or 7th Region player has been mentioned. Is this because there are few Jefferson County posters or is there really a dearth of talent in Jefferson County?

Jefferson County is not getting much love on this thread. With the exception of Jacob Jenkins of Manual, I do not believe any 6th or 7th Region player has been mentioned. Is this because there are few Jefferson County posters or is there really a dearth of talent in Jefferson County?

 

I'm not familiar with the Jefferson County areas' talent so I can't really comment on them..

10.Jordan Hickman-Bardstown

11.Noah Keeton-Lincoln Co.

12.Steven McFarland-Boone County

13.Nick Fudge-Adair Co

14.Larod King-North Hardin

15.Ethan Falkner-Elliott Co.

 

Should be in the top 10!!!!:ylsuper: