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Kentucky Report: Top 40 Players in KY (2009)

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Evan Faulkner way to low ! I Counted 10 guards whether they are a 1 or a 2 that he should be rated ahead of. I'm sure shooterx3 would agree.

 

Here's a question. With Ethan at #7 and Evan at #27, is there really that big of a gap between those two as to who's more talented?

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I think CJ Penny is a little too high. I believe Jenkins and Sanford are better than him, although he is a very nice player. Wesley Cox is way too low. I would probably have him around #6. All and all I think the guy is fairly accurate though.

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I think CJ Penny is a little too high. I believe Jenkins and Sanford are better than him, although he is a very nice player. Wesley Cox is way too low. I would probably have him around #6. All and all I think the guy is fairly accurate though.

 

I agree.

Jordan Hickman at 32 is way to low. I think this will give him more incentive to prove people wrong.

Here's a question. With Ethan at #7 and Evan at #27, is there really that big of a gap between those two as to who's more talented?

I believe there is a gap between the 2. I think Ethan is much more talented, Evan is talented as well.

Here's a question. With Ethan at #7 and Evan at #27, is there really that big of a gap between those two as to who's more talented?
If they wore the same number it would be difficult to tell them apart talent wise. As they are identical twins each could pass for the other.

 

The answer is there isn't that big a gap. Evan should be rated higher.

If they wore the same number it would be difficult to tell them apart talent wise. As they are identical twins each could pass for the other.

 

The answer is there isn't that big a gap. Evan should be rated higher.

 

Maybe Ethan is ranked too high. :sssh:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

( :lol: Just trying getting a rise out of the Elliott Co. fans, both are nice players).

Maybe Ethan is ranked too high. :sssh:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

( :lol: Just trying getting a rise out of the Elliott Co. fans, both are nice players).

You know, I guess it is really in the eyes of the beholder. Some may view Evan as better than Ethan. One thing is for sure, there isn't a pair of guards in the state that are closer and work as well together.
You know, I guess it is really in the eyes of the beholder. Some may view Evan as better than Ethan. One thing is for sure, there isn't a pair of guards in the state that are closer and work as well together.

 

If only all guard combinations could be twin brothers!

One will have a difficult time finding a harder playing guard duo. On the court they do things a little differently, but both have ability to play the one or two.

Ethan at #7, Ferg #16, Evan at #27. If there is a better trio of guards in the state then bring them on. In fact along with Chris Knipp Elliott will start 4 guards and Timmy Knipp who even at 6'7-6'8" is more of a three. Elliott really has no one close to a power forward or center. Take those three guards and add a Leonard Macon and Richie Phares and you have a real top notch team. Oh yea, that was the starting five for Derek Smith 17U All-Stars this summer.

 

Congrads to Ferg, Ethan, and Evan. And you know what?? Three well grounded down to earth hard working nice young men who just love to play hoops and happen to play it pretty darn well.

Top state guard duos (in no order):

 

Jackson and Guyn (Scott County)

Jenkins and Kimbro (Manual)

Cosby and Jackson (Jtown)

Hayes and Glenn (Male)

Thomas and Dow (Eastern)

Johnson and Riley (Holmes)

Ethan and Evan (Elliott County)

Cox and Chiles (Ballard)

Johnson and Bramblett (North Hardin)

 

I'm sure there is more.

Class of 2009

 

 

1. Jon Hood North Hopkins (Madisonville) 6’6” WF KENTUCKY

2. Richie Phares Scott County (Georgetown) 6’7” PF-C

3. C.J. Penny Anderson (Lawrenceburg) 6’4” WF

4. Jacob Jenkins Manuel (Louisville) 6’4” SG

5. Vince Sanford Jr. Lexington Catholic(Lexington) 6’0” SG

6. Ridge Wilson Central(Louisville) 6’5” PF

7. Ethan Faulkner Elliot County(Sandy Hook) 6’2” PG

8. Darren Ballou Adair County(Columbia) 6’8” C

9. Russ Middleton Mason County(Maysville) 6’4” PG GEORGETOWN(KY)

10.Cameron Clemons Doss (Louisville) 6’3” SG

11.Garrison Collins June Buchanan(Pippa Passes) 6’9” C

12. Aaron Wilson Fulton City(Hickman,) 6’2” PG

13.Leonard Macon Taylor County(Campbellsville) 6’6” PF

14.Josh Crawford Corbin(Corbin) 6’4” SG

15.Wesley Cox Ballard(Louisville) 5’8’ PG

16. Jonathan Ferguson Elliot County (Sandy Hook) 6’2” SG

17. Byron Wright Paducah Tilghman (Paducah) 6’ PG

18.Nick Hudson Dunbar(Lexington) 6’0” SG

19.Andrew Donovan Franklin County (Franklin) 6’7” C

20.Davon Sloan Waggener(Louisville) 5’8” PG

21. Montell Morones Bryan Station(Lexington) 5’11” CG

22. Eric Dunlap Oldham County(Buckner) 5’10” PG

23. Steven McFarland Boone County(Florence) 6’5” SG

24. Matt Clevenger Pikeville (Pikeville) 6’1” PG

25.Chris Dowe Eastern (Louisville) 6’2” SG

26. Larod King North Hardin (Radcliff) 6’6” WF

27. Evan Faulkner Elliot County(Sandy Hook) 6’2” SG

28. James David Strange Pineville(Pineville) 6’0” PG

29. Chase Cox Taylor County(Campbellsville) 6’0” PG

30. Barrett Meyer Franklin County (Frankfort) 6’2” CG

31. OJ Bell Male(Louisville) 6’6” PF

32. Jordan Hickman Bardstown (Bardstown) 6’2” SG

33. Mitch Shover Covington Catholic (Covington) 5’10” PG

34. Deron Linton Lafayette (Lexington) 6’4” PF

35. Trent Maddox Gallatin County (Glencoe) 6’4” WF

36.Jordan Reeves Jeffersontown(Jeffersontown) 6’9” C

37.Chuck Jones Hopkinsville Centra (Madisonville) 6'8' PF

38. Luke Maile Covington Catholic (Covington) 6’4” PF

39.Prince Stewart Henry Clay (Lexington) 5’11” CG

40. Jordan Aumiller Boyle County (Danville) 6’5” PF

 

Sleeper : Ethan Spurlin Lincoln County (Stanford) 6’5” PF-C

 

 

Thoughts???

 

That shocks me. Not saying the kid isn't good, but most don't have him as the best in the 15th.

Two players left off this list that I would take in a pickup game over many others on the list are,

 

Taylor Botkin, Lexington Catholic....I think he will be be looking to score more this season with graduation of a very talented senior class. He is a very good all around player and scorer. I am at a total loss why he never gets any mention.

 

Deron Hicks, Franklin County....He has not played any AAU ball since 8th grade as he focuses on football when basketball season is over, therefore he doesn't get the exposure. This kid is cat quick and can flat out play. He is a lock down defender.

Two players left off this list that I would take in a pickup game over many others on the list are,

 

Taylor Botkin, Lexington Catholic....I think he will be be looking to score more this season with graduation of a very talented senior class. He is a very good all around player and scorer. I am at a total loss why he never gets any mention.

 

Deron Hicks, Franklin County....He has not played any AAU ball since 8th grade as he focuses on football when basketball season is over, therefore he doesn't get the exposure. This kid is cat quick and can flat out play. He is a lock down defender.

 

I will vouch for Botkins. Steady player that gets his job done. He is overlooked because he plays in the staunch 11th region where other talent often has him getting overlooked.

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