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Best Backcourt In Kentucky?

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So you have stats that prove both Faulkner twins are shooting at a more efficient rate than J. Johnson and Riley of Holmes? If not, hard to argue they are better than those two.

 

To be the best all-around guards, you must do alot more than shoot 80%.

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Who is Elliott County playing Tuesday night?

 

East Carter

Who is Elliott County playing Tuesday night?

 

East Carter.......

Couldn't agree with you more! The things you mentioned along with being the coach on the floor & his pure will to win is what makes Ethan Faulkner the best high school point in the state.

 

PS I wasnt asking for scoring stats on Riley just his 3 pt stats because shooting 84% is really quiet an accomplishment!

 

What about Morones and Ashford's will to win? What about Riley's? Didn't they have the will to win against opposing teams that were said to be unstoppable?

To be the best all-around guards, you must do alot more than shoot 80%.

 

JJ is second on the team in rebounds and defensively is probably the best player Holmes has.

 

Riley leads the team in assists, shooting %, and defensively ALWAYS guards the opposing team's best guard.

 

I'd say they're both doing a pretty darn good job at being "All Around Players."

 

Holmes will be in Lexington tomorrow night and Tuesday night. Go watch them play and then give an honest evaluation of them.

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What about Morones and Ashford's will to win? What about Riley's? Didn't they have the will to win against opposing teams that were said to be unstoppable?

 

Did those two win on their own or did they have a few other talented players on the court with them?

Here's my take:

 

The Faulkners are both outstanding players and fit well in to ELLIOT CO'S SYSTEM which is why they succeed the way they do. When comparing them to the other top guards in the state though, it's kind of a no brainer. They just really don't have the same athleticism as the others and don't see the same competition night in and night out as those guys do.

 

I know they play well at the AAU level but then again it goes back to the system they're playing in. When talking individual talent and not team. Those two don't compare to the other combos mentioned, and that's no knock on them because I actually really like the Elliot Co trio and team.

 

Wow Eta ! You must be trying to bait the rest of us into an all out frenzy here to get this thread closed! Hard to believe such comments came from you.

I don't care what they've accomplished, the Elliott backcourt are better at the guard positions, IMO.

 

I ask you this.

 

Would any of the guard duos I mentioned start for Elliot Co?

 

Would the Faulkner twins start for Holmes, SC, Bryan Station, or Ballard?

 

I think you'll find the answer to be very interesting...

Did those two win on their own or did they have a few other talented players on the court with them?

 

Are we saying that Elliott County's backcourt has no help winning games in the 16th region? Is the talent only with the Faulkners?

Anyone who shoots that high of a %(if they do) does not shoot very much and definately does not draw the opposing teams best defender in which both make a big difference.

 

Faulkner twins bring 36pts, 13rebds, 10asst, 6steals per game every game.They are the toughest guard duo I have saw in years.

Did those two win on their own or did they have a few other talented players on the court with them?

 

They scored 61 of Bryan Station's 86 points...11 less than Holmes total points that game. (72)

 

Tough to argue against that.

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Are we saying that Elliott County's backcourt has no help winning games in the 16th region? Is the talent only with the Faulkners?

 

Nope, we're saying for the 4th time that it doesn't matter about whose played who and which teams have been beaten.

Anyone who shoots that high of a %(if they do) does not shoot very much and definately does not draw the opposing teams best defender in which both make a big difference.

 

Faulkner twins bring 36pts, 13rebds, 10asst, 6steals per game every game.They are the toughest guard duo I have saw in years.

 

Actually both Riley and Johnson have taken over 30 shots this year each in 6 games.

 

BTW, Riley dropped 20 on Ge'Lawn Guyn and was 6-8 shooting in that game... I'd say that's drawing the opposing teams best defender....

 

Sure the Faulkners are averaging 36 ppg combined, but how many shots combined are they taking...that has a lot to do with why Elliot scores so much because of how many shots they take a game.

Anyone who shoots that high of a %(if they do) does not shoot very much and definately does not draw the opposing teams best defender in which both make a big difference.

 

Faulkner twins bring 36pts, 13rebds, 10asst, 6steals per game every game.They are the toughest guard duo I have saw in years.

 

And no other backcourt duo would average the same numbers or better playing their schedule?

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