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What about Elliott's Ferguson?

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Mississippi State was looking at him last year.

 

Ferguson is a great high school basketball player, I just can't see him playing D1. I wasn't sure, but after seeing him play last night against West and not being able to take Oney off the dribble has made my opinion easy now.

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Ferguson is a great high school basketball player, I just can't see him playing D1. I wasn't sure, but after seeing him play last night against West and not being able to take Oney off the dribble has made my opinion easy now.

 

:rolleyes:

 

You may want to watch more than one game before you make such a statement. Also, who led Elliott in scoring last night?

:rolleyes:

 

You may want to watch more than one game before you make such a statement. Also, who led Elliott in scoring last night?

 

Probably who ever shot the most.

I don't think Ferg took a lot of shots last night, probably should have had some more in the post, especially when Timmy got in foul trouble.

Ferguson is a great high school basketball player, I just can't see him playing D1. I wasn't sure, but after seeing him play last night against West and not being able to take Oney off the dribble has made my opinion easy now.

 

Thats funny yesterday you said you knew that ETSU was VERY interested.

See ya around ole buddy:thumb:

Probably who ever shot the most.

 

Ferg led in scoring but he didnt take the most shots. He was 6-9.

Ferg led in scoring but he didnt take the most shots. He was 6-9.

 

 

67%? I can't think of anybody who wouldn't take that on a nightly basis.

Ferg led in scoring but he didnt take the most shots. He was 6-9.

 

:thumb:

 

I don't think I'd ever have any problems at all with 21 points on 6-9 shooting.

Earlier in the season, Ferguson had a game where he scored 41 points on 24 shots. He played 21 minutes that night. Also, he had 0 free throws attempts. You show me another player in the state that can put those numbers up and I'll show you a D1 player, I don't care who the opposing team was.

They probably could mean protect him from all the guttings and bashing that kids like Euton, Zollo,and some of the others around have to put up with when it gets made public who is interested in them or where they are going.[/Q

 

I agree with that.

Earlier in the season, Ferguson had a game where he scored 41 points on 24 shots. He played 21 minutes that night. Also, he had 0 free throws attempts. You show me another player in the state that can put those numbers up and I'll show you a D1 player, I don't care who the opposing team was.

 

VMA's Blake Bryan put up 21 in the first qtr this week. He's not D1.

Ok. How many shots did he shoot? Did he attempt any free throws? What did he finish the game with? How many minutes did he play in the game? If Ferguson had played the entire game he could have scored 60, or maybe more. This kid is an unique talent who can shoot/score with anyone in the country. I don't know for sure who is recruiting him, but he will have is D1 options. Wait and see.

VMA's Blake Bryan put up 21 in the first qtr this week. He's not D1.

 

 

Does he have two other scoring options on his team that have already signed D-1?

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