crimsonfan, It' hard to tell about these two because they play two different positions. I think Dorsey, is a little more skilled but...I really love the energy and intensity Gray's brings too a game. I think if both continues to improve their games. They will be two of the top players in the Louisville, area... may be the State.

 

I hate trying to rate a player over another player at this age there's just to many "IF's" with this age group. I do think you see things in their game that can set players apart from other players in the future. Athleticism, Size, Speed, Foot Worker, Hands, Shot, Shot Selection, Handles, Energy, Defense, Heart and Knowledge of the game. I like to see a player that can play the game with out the ball in his hand.

 

Just my opinion !!! You know everyones got one!:thumb:

I respectful disagree!!!!:thumb:

 

I watched The Ville, Scott County, game and with out Manning or Ivey, they don't win the game. Wall's is a nice player but he couldn't stop Sanders, The Ville's PG 7th grader from South Laurel, from getting to the lane. It took Manning, guarding Sanders, and Ivey guarding Dorsey and Gray the two 8th graders from Louisville, on the inside.

 

Manning had 20 points and Ivey 23 points out of SC 60 points. I don't know if Manning or Ivey, can play varsity...but both can flat out play. I don't think SC, beats The Ville, with out either of them! Yes..Walls is a very good player...but I don't think he's heads and shoulders above Manning or Ivey.

 

I don't know about Walls not being able to gaurd Sanders if I remember wright he had 4 steals and 6 deflections. And I should know I was keeping the stat's!

Sanders, turn the ball over twice, on a double teams from Manning and walls. The first To came in the second Qtr. Manning tip the ball on a pass over the top and walls pick it up. The second TO came in the 3rd Qtr again on a double team...Manning back tip Sanders as he broke the double team and Ivey, pick it up.

 

Walls never stole the ball or deflected the ball from Sanders. Wall's, did have some steals and deflections. I was not discrediting him or saying he was not a good player. I just think Manning and Ivey was the deferents in the game. They scored 43 of SC 60 points and had 20 plus rebounds.

 

Sanders, did cause SC problems getting to the lane...if you kept the stats you know. When Sanders, hit the deep 3 point in the 1st Qtr, SC extended their defense. This allowed Sanders, to go off the dribble into the lane. Manning, guarded him 99% of the time to try and keep him out of the lane.

Yeah, I am sure they will get at least 5 or 6 more.

 

You never know:thumb:

You never know:thumb:

 

Your posts used to have some merit...

ditto.

I'm sure. At least I post in threads I may have some knowledge on...

Are you sure about that. LOL.

Does the last handful of posts have anything to do with the topic at hand?

Does the last handful of posts have anything to do with the topic at hand?

Nope.

Sure dont. Thanks for getting us back on track. :thumb:

None of them will play until they're seniors. Scott County has an overabundence of talent and there will be alot of kids dissatisfied. Look for mass transfers over time. I feel sorry for the kids that grew up in the system and are going to get passed over.

 

Can you imagine the players and parents in Scott Co. that have been loyal to the "Red Heat" and then all of a sudden players begin transferring in from other counties in KY?? Why wouldn't you want to transfer?? Heck, I would look for other opportunities if I really loved the game. You can be to Cynthiana or Paris in 20 minutes. The number 7-10th player on Scott Co. roster would be "All 10th Region" at Harrison, Bourbon or Paris.

Can you imagine the players and parents in Scott Co. that have been loyal to the "Red Heat" and then all of a sudden players begin transferring in from other counties in KY?? Why wouldn't you want to transfer?? Heck, I would look for other opportunities if I really loved the game. You can be to Cynthiana or Paris in 20 minutes. The number 7-10th player on Scott Co. roster would be "All 10th Region" at Harrison, Bourbon or Paris.[/QUOTE]

 

This statement is right on the money. The reality of the situation is that there are kids that will be seniors next season that are good ball players that won't get any meaningful playing time due to the transfers.

Can you imagine the players and parents in Scott Co. that have been loyal to the "Red Heat" and then all of a sudden players begin transferring in from other counties in KY?? Why wouldn't you want to transfer?? Heck, I would look for other opportunities if I really loved the game. You can be to Cynthiana or Paris in 20 minutes. The number 7-10th player on Scott Co. roster would be "All 10th Region" at Harrison, Bourbon or Paris.[/QUOTE]

 

This statement is right on the money. The reality of the situation is that there are kids that will be seniors next season that are good ball players that won't get any meaningful playing time due to the transfers.

 

I'd bet that a lot of parents and boys are really teed off in Georgetown due to the fact that the boys coming in are going to knock them out of being a starter and not getting a lot of playing time. :mad:

How many times are we going to re-hash this discussion of the last 3 posts? Will it be every SC thread the rest of the year?